Where do right whales live?

Here are some facts about the northern right whale:

• Average Length: (Adult) 36-59 ft (Newborn) 15-20 ft
• Average Weight: (Adult) 30-80 tons (Birth) 1 ton
• Population: Northern ~ 300-400
• Diet: Krill or other crustaceans
• Threats: Fishing gear entanglements and ship strikes
• Right whales were originally named by whalers because they were considered the "right" whales to hunt- full of oil and easy to catch
• Southern Right whales sometimes raise their flukes at right angles to the wind and use them as sails, allowing themselves to be blown along through the water
• Right whales often breach, sometimes up to 10 times or more in a row
• The Northern Right whale is the most endangered whale in the ocean; about 300 in the N.Atlantic and possibly a handful in the N. Pacific
• The Right whale's baleen is 12 inches long
• Lifespan is unkown but it to be said they life more than 70 years