1) The Right Whale is a baleen whale known for its large size and distinctive callosities on its head.

2) Right Whales are considered endangered due to centuries of commercial whaling.

3) These whales got their name from being the "right" whale to hunt because of their slow swimming speed and tendency to float after being killed.

4) Right Whales can often be seen breaching and lobtailing in the ocean.

5) Researchers study the migration patterns of Right Whales to better understand their behavior and habitats.

6) The North Atlantic Right Whale is one of the most critically endangered whale species.

7) Scientists are working on conservation efforts to protect the remaining populations of Right Whales.

8) Boaters are advised to keep a safe distance from Right Whales to avoid disturbing them.

9) Right Whales are filter feeders, using their baleen plates to strain small fish and plankton from the water.

10) The callosities on a Right Whale's head can be used for individual identification, similar to a fingerprint.