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From the Atlantic Whales website –

Ecological Importance of Humpbacks

Humpbacks have been likened to the canary in the coal mine – they are important indicators of oceanic health. Their ease of study, relative to other whales, makes them one of the best global indicator species for following the health of our oceans. If our blue planet cannot support humpbacks, then the humans who have depended on the oceans since they spread out from Africa millions of years ago will also be in trouble.

Don’t you love the scientific name of Humpbacks, Megaptera novaeangliae, which means long-winged New Englander? The “long wings” of the humpback are its pectoral fins. They are the longest in the world and can measure over 4 meters (12 feet) in length.