Run the migration
Choose a whale, follow changing currents, find food, and clear debris from the nursery route.
5–10 MIN FREE OCEAN SCIENCE LESSON · AGES 7–12
The ocean is alive.
Turn science into a mission.
A ready-to-run learning adventure for classrooms and homeschool. Learners migrate as a real whale, make evidence-based choices, complete a three-question check, and earn a printable certificate.
5–10 MINUTESNO ACCOUNTKNOWLEDGE CHECKPRINTABLE CERTIFICATE
MIGRATION SINGERHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae
38% MIGRATION72% OCEAN O₂84% REEF
READY FOR CLASS OR HOMEREAL SPECIESVISIBLE CONSEQUENCESTOUCH + KEYBOARDNO STUDENT LOGIN
A COMPLETE MICRO-LESSON
Open it. Play it. Check learning.
Welp Whales gives educators a complete learning loop without setup, student accounts, or worksheets to prepare. Progress stays on the device and the mission works with touch or keyboard controls.
LAUNCH EXPLORER MODE →Explain the evidence
Answer three questions about whale adaptations, ocean oxygen, and the whale pump.
3 QUESTIONSPrint the achievement
Restore the route and pass the knowledge check to unlock an educator-ready certificate.
PRINT OR SAVE PDFLEARNING OUTCOMES
By the end, learners can:
- Connect warmer water with lower dissolved oxygen.
- Distinguish pollution targets from protected wildlife.
- Describe how whale migration and the whale pump connect ocean habitats.
ONE OCEAN · CONNECTED SYSTEMS
A migration with a purpose.
Every expedition moves through habitats where food, temperature, oxygen, pollution, and marine life affect one another.
Cold feeding waters
Fuel up on krill or species-specific prey.
Warming current
Warm water can hold less dissolved oxygen.
Low-oxygen zone
The whale slows and the living ocean grows dim.
Open migration route
Clear debris without disturbing wildlife.
Tropical nursery
A healthy route gives young life room to grow.
BOTTLE
NET
REEF FISH · WILDLIFE
SEA TURTLE · PROTECT
OCEAN O₂24%
SHOW, DON’T TELL
See the ocean recover.
Low oxygen changes the water, movement, and wildlife around you. Clear pollution and the reef responds immediately with brighter coral, cleaner water, and returning marine life.
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THE WHALE PUMP Dive, feed, surface, and help nutrients reach oxygen-making phytoplankton.
CHOOSE YOUR GUARDIAN
Four whales. Four ways to survive.
Species shape the environment, diet, animation, migration lesson, and whale-inspired game power.
MIGRATION SINGER
Megaptera novaeangliae
Humpback Whale
- ROUTE
- Polar feeding grounds → tropical nursery
- FOOD
- Krill and schooling fish
- GAME POWER
- Bubble Ring
MEET THE FISHFOLIO
Discoveries become a living catalog.
Short Mira insights keep gameplay moving. Species profiles, field notes, and illustrated science pages are logged in FishFolio—built to expand from whales to fish, sea turtles, and other marine life.
LOG YOUR FIRST ENTRY
PLAY YOUR WAY
Choose the depth of your dive.
Guided migration and gentle oxygen loss.
GUIDEDMore debris and changing oxygen zones.
DYNAMICLimited power energy and complete field data.
FULL FIELD DATAFOR FAMILIES & EDUCATORS
Evidence of learning, without collecting student data.
No ads in learning missions. No account or student name required. Each completed route ends with a three-question knowledge check and a printable certificate with blank signature lines.
Help the ocean breathe.
Choose a whale. Follow the migration. Restore a living reef.
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