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Fin whale

> > > birth Fin whales are often seen in pairs and are believed to be monogamous. They migrate to warmer waters to breed and give birth. Female whales give birth to a single calf once > > > what eats a whale > : A shark or killer whale can eat a whale. > > > Fin whales are listed on Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), which means international trade of fin whales is strictly forbidden. This does not apply to Iceland, Norway and Japan. In August of 2010 the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service prepared a [|recovery plan for the fin whale,] which lays out detailed conservation efforts needed to protect them.Hunted by commercial whalers until the last century for oil, meat, and baleen, fin whales in the North Atlantic are listed as endangered. Some populations are faring better as a result. Like other large whales, fin whales are threatened by environmental change including habitat loss, toxics and climate change. > > iucn international union for the conservation of nature > > it is endangered > > Save the Whales is a nonprofit educational organization and they are trying to save the fin whales
 * eat The fin whale's diet consists primarily of krill, small fish, crustaceans and squid. An adult fin
 * live Fin whales inhabit the open ocean, Atlantic Ocean
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In an unprecedented victory, Save the Whales attorneys and scientific experts stopped the U.S. Navy from detonating 269 "Ship Shock" explosives in waters off of Southern California. Countless marine mammals were saved from death and injury including endangered whales, dolphins, and seals.

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