About This Book
This engaging chapter book invites young readers to join New England Aquarium scientists on a real-life expedition to observe and study North Atlantic right whales. Through vivid descriptions and likely accompanying photographs, children will learn about the whales' migration patterns, behaviors, and the significant threats they face as an endangered species. The book highlights the vital work of marine biologists and fosters an understanding of conservation efforts, making it an excellent resource for sparking curiosity about marine science and environmental stewardship in children aged 4-11.
Follows a team of New England Aquarium scientists as they follow and study migrating North Atlantic right whales and speculates about the future survival of this endangered species.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What did you learn about right whales that surprised you?
2
Why do you think it's important to study and protect endangered animals like the right whale?
3
If you were a marine biologist, what kind of ocean animal would you want to study and why?
4
What are some ways humans can help protect whales and other ocean creatures?
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