Learn how humpback whales live in the ocean, meet their friends, and see their natural habitat.

A mother humpback whale and her calf participate in the great migration and face dangers along the way that reveal to young children some of the hazards confronting our environment and the animals that depend upon it.

"Simple text and full-color photography introduce beginning readers to humpback whale migrations. Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through third grade"--

"Nearly as large as a school bus, humpback whales are a sight to see! Near the surface, these giants will come up to breathe from their blowholes. They migrate to find food and may hunt in groups. Since these whales do not have teeth, they happily gulp prey with their enormous mouths. Deep below the surface, males sing songs. Get in tune with humpback whales and pick up this book for young learners." --

"Maggie and her team of marine biologists dive into the ocean with a pod of humpback whales to record their songs and learn about how whales communicate."--

Humpback whales use unique songs to communicate throughout the world's oceans. But whaling and other threats almost silenced humpback whales completely. This book describes the characteristics of these animals and how bans on whale hunting and other efforts have helped save this distinctive species.

You may know that humpback whales use whale song to communicate with each other, but there's so much more to discover about these giants of the sea! In this book, acclaimed marine biologist Dr. Asha de Vos explains how humpbacks use special bubble nets to catch fish, and why their poo is so important! Filled with simple science and plenty of animal facts, this book also explains how hunting made humpback whales an endangered species and how conservation...

"Use your reading superpowers to learn all about Triton, a humpback whale on a 2,000 mile journey"--

Introduces the physical appearance, habits, diet, and habitat of the humpback whale and threats to its existence.

Describes the activities of humpback whales, from the calving grounds among the Hawaiian Islands to the summer feeding grounds off Alaska.