Why is the Equator a natural barrier for Cetaceans? | WHALEZONE.TV S01 E04

Hi everyone, welcome to a new episode of WHALEZONE.TV, which is now available on our blog! 

In this episode, Anais talks about why baleen whales do not cross the equator, and why do Northern and Southern hemisphere populations not meet.

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References:

Whaleroute (2014) Whale Migration Riché B. (2016) Baleen Whale Migration Revisited National Geographic (2018) Encyclopedia – Equator