A humpback whale sets a record for the longest known migration between breeding grounds, spanning over 8,000 miles across three oceans. Scientists suggest climate change and mating strategies as possible reasons for this extraordinary journey.
Key Points
Humpback whale sets record for longest migration between breeding grounds
Possible links between migration and climate change or mating strategies
Use of citizen science and technology to track whale movements
Pros
Provides insight into the remarkable distances humpback whales can travel
Raises awareness about the impact of climate change on marine life
Cons
Uncertainty about the exact reasons behind the whale's particularly long migration