About how many humpback whales are still alive in the world and how can we keep the whales surviving?

Question

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How long will it take for us to stop MURDERING humpback whales.(i think we murder them[im a veggie guy]).

Answer 1

Listed as endangered since 1970, the humpback now numbers fewer than 12,000 worldwide.

Not only does the whale cross international waters, but its habitat and food fish also are subject to pollution and over exploitation by other nations. Protected since 1986 by an international ban on whaling, humpbacks are still targets in some countries that ignore the ban.

Other whales are killed or injured by collisions with ships and boats, and many face food shortages because of overfishing and marine pollution. Noise from ships, aircraft, offshore oil rigs and other human activities is thought to interfere with the whales' ability to feed and breed.

We need to raise awareness about how important it is to save this endangered species. By the way I'm also a veggie :)

Answer 2

Humpback whales are NOT hunted any more! Do your research before asking dumb questions. Hunting of humpback whales was banned in 1966. There is a higher risk of death ceased by collisions with ships and from pollution. Now go back to saving lentils.