sailed the open sea opposite the islands of Ammassalik, is easy to run and jump in the evolution of nice Humpback whales.
spend the summer in polar waters, and migrate to warmer waters with temperatures in the coldest periods of the year.
are very curious animals, and raise his head from the water to watch the passing boats. They move generally alone or in pairs. They have the dark blue back, white belly and wing.
Here to Ammassalik also meets the Blue Whale, by far the largest mammal existing, and perhaps never existed on the planet. He is currently listed as endangered species extinction. The current total population of the blue whale is estimated to be approximately 12,000.
They, too, migrate to warmer climates when winter approaches.
usually live in very small groups, often alone, and moving at times reaching speeds of 30 mph.
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