humpback whales

Simple text and photos present a concise portrait of humpback whales, covering some of their physical features and behaviors.

A color-illustrated overview of the humpback whale, covering its diet, migrations, behavior, life cycle, and threats to survival.

Tells the true story of Ibis, an inquisitive young humpback whale whose lack of fear gets her into a dangerous situation.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, food habits, and defense mechanisms of this black and white whale, named because of its diving style.

Discusses the physical features, environment, eating habits, life cycle of the humpback whale, as well as the dangers they face and their unique way of communicating.

Discusses the size, physical characteristics, feeding and breeding habits, migration, abilities, and endangered status of humpback whales.

Presents the physical characteristics, habitat, behavior, and life cycle of whales, with an emphasis on the humpback whale.

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

Traces the first year in the life of a baby humpback whale named Crystal, who was first seen by whale researchers at Stellwagen Bank in Massachusetts Bay.