< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > a pair of right whale mothers and children were found off the coast</h1>
Recently, biologists have found a right whale mother whale and a juvenile whale off the coast of Cumberland Island in Georgia, which is really gratifying. For all of humanity, each individual of the right whale is important, because the number of people in existence is not very large, so vigorous reproduction is an important factor in maintaining the right whale population.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > right whales and the littering season</h1>
During the warmer months, the North Atlantic right whales in the western Atlantic prey on a small crustacean called copepods, as well as zooplankton and other small organisms, in waters around England and Canada. When the weather starts to get colder, the whales head south to Georgia and Florida for the winter, where they give birth to their pups, and the littering season begins in mid-November and lasts until mid-April, after which they head north again.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > right whales are listed as critically endangered, with just over 300 stocks</h1>
The right whale family gets its name from the fact that most members do not have dorsal fins. The family Right whales consist of 3 to 4 species , larger , obese , slower in movement , curved mouth fissures , and extremely long whisker plates. Black right whales, also known as black whales, are found in the North Pacific and North Atlantic oceans. Earlier this year, North Atlantic right whales were officially listed as critically endangered, with recent figures showing 366 of them.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the reason for the decline in right whale populations is related to humans</h1>
For three centuries, most populations of right whales in the North Atlantic were almost hunted to extinction due to the demand for blubber, and by the beginning of the 20th century, there were only 60 breeding right whales left. Later, with the promulgation of relevant protection laws, the number of right whales finally rebounded in the early 200s, reaching more than 500 at one point. Despite a slight increase in numbers, right whale populations have declined again in recent years due to boat strikes and entanglement in fishing gear. Because they feed on tiny marine life close to the surface of the water, right whales are vulnerable to damage from boats and fishing gear, which ultimately leads to death. Whales are also particularly vulnerable during the childbirth season, as female and juvenile whales float on the water, increasing their chances of encountering a boat.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the protection of the right whale is imperative, otherwise it will no longer be found on Earth</h1>
And biologists estimate that to avoid the extinction of the species, about 20 births per year will be needed to ensure the continuation of the species. But between 2019 and 2020, right whales have only produced 10 litters, so it is necessary to pay close attention to them. Right whales are now a species in a difficult period of struggle, in order to avoid them also disappearing from the earth, biologists are trying to do everything they can to save, they also said that they hope that people living in the south, in the right whale calving season, the water boat must pay more attention, slow down the speed, avoid causing harm to them, leave them some space.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > extinction of species, which is a result that no one wants to see</h1>
Species extinction is not only something that biologists don't want to see, I think it's also a result that most humans don't want to see, the earth is the common home of all living things, and humans have the obligation and responsibility to protect it, and all living things.