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Your Most Humble and Obedient Servant (YMHOS),
Arthur Bulkington,
Melville Bay
Cetology; or whale information
π CETACEAN WATCH
Global Whale Population & Migration Status
North Atlantic Right Whale
Eubalaena glacialis
β 2.1% from 2023 (376) β cautious optimism
Primary Threats
π§ Current Migration Patterns
January 2026π Northern Hemisphere
Winter (DecβFeb): Right whales calving off Florida/Georgia coasts. Gray whales breeding in Baja lagoons. Humpbacks in Hawaiian and Caribbean waters.
π§ Arctic Activity
Current: Bowhead whales in Bering Sea. Limited activity in Melville Bay until spring thaw (AprilβMay) when migration routes open.
π WHALE MIGRATION ATLAS
Click species to trace their epic journeys across the world's oceans
Click routes or locations for details.
Humpback whales travel from tropical breeding grounds to polar feeding areas, one of the longest migrations of any mammal. They feed on krill and small fish in cold, nutrient-rich waters during summer months.