Ocean Animal Migration

What is the purpose of humpback whale migration?

• To search for food.

• To escape from predators.

• To find warmer waters for breeding and calving.

• To migrate to colder waters.

Which ocean do humpback whales migrate to during the winter?

• Arctic Ocean

• Southern Ocean

• Indian Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

How far can humpback whales travel during migration?

• 10,000 miles

• 500 miles

• 16,000 miles

• 5,000 miles

What is the average length of a humpback whale migration?

• The average length of a humpback whale migration is exactly 1,000 miles.

• The average length of a humpback whale migration is less than 100 miles.

• The average length of a humpback whale migration can vary, but it is generally around 3,000 to 5,000 miles.

• The average length of a humpback whale migration is over 10,000 miles.

What is the main reason for leatherback sea turtle migration?

• To find suitable nesting sites.

• To mate and reproduce.

• To find food.

• To escape predators.

How many eggs does a leatherback sea turtle lay in a nest?

• 80-120

• 200-250

• 50-70

• 10-20

What is the approximate weight of a leatherback sea turtle?

• 10-50 pounds (5-23 kg)

• 550-1500 pounds (250-700 kg)

• 200-500 pounds (90-227 kg)

• 3000-5000 pounds (1360-2268 kg)

What is the average lifespan of a leatherback sea turtle?

• 30 to 45 years

• 100 to 150 years

• 50 to 60 years

• 10 to 15 years

How do leatherback sea turtles navigate during migration?

• Using the Earth's magnetic field.

• Using the position of the sun.

• Following the scent of their prey.

• Using landmarks and visual cues.