The Humpback Whale is a large marine mammal known for its distinctive body shape and long pectoral fins. They can grow up to 60 feet long and weigh around 40 tons. Humpbacks are famous for their acrobatic behaviors, such as breaching and slapping the water with their fins. They are found in oceans worldwide, migrating thousands of miles between feeding and breeding grounds. Humpback whales primarily feed on small fish and krill, using a technique called bubble net feeding to trap their prey. They are also known for their complex songs, which can last for hours and are believed to play a role in communication and mating.