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Sea Shepherd Saved Whales

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Posted by author on January 10, 2012 at 4:10 am
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Whales are majestic creatures, famed for their high intelligence and attractive singing. For centuries, humans have actually exploited whales for oil and meat. Due to this hunting, whales are close to extinction and the intercontinental community has actually banned whale fishing. However, Japan defies the ban on whale fishing.

Whales are extremely brilliant creatures. Their songs are a form of communication that are special to each species and individual and are utilized to exchange details. Whales have countless behaviors that are similar to humans; whales raise a solitary offspring at a time, whales have courting rituals, and whales have actually also been observed grieving each others deaths. Dolphins and whales are closely related, and countless of the enthralling behaviors that have actually been observed in dolphins have actually additionally been located in whales. The common raised a enormous outcry when tuna fishers hurt dolphin populations. Like dolphins, whales ought to not be eradicated for food.

One business has actually really objected to this wrongful activity and has aimed to save the whales from near extinction. The Marine Shepherd is an worldwide non-profit business that was established last 1977. As stated in their mission statement, the business aims to stop the damage of the marine environment and the slaughter of fauna around the entire world’s oceans in order to preserve and protect the species and ecosystems.

Sea Shepherd has motorboats and crews and go out to intervene during whale hunts. This is a dangerous and life-threatening undertaking for Ocean Shepherd’s companies, but they continue to go to conserve the whales from slaughter. As just recently as 2010, three Sea Shepherd ships intervened
against unlawful whaling projects and one motorboat was purposely rammed and sunk by the Japanese. When the captain attempted to serve an invoice upon the Eastern for his sunken boat, he was taken to a Oriental prison. The Ocean Shepherd’s remaining companies were not deterred and followed the Japanese fleets for three weeks, and not one single whale was killed during that time.

The unlawful whale hunts have not stopped. More wants to be done to eradicate whaling before the animals is entirely lessened. Ocean Shepherd is dedicated to this fight. Visit Sea Shepherd to study more.

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16 Comments

  • On January 12, 2012 at 12:39 am mikepruitt71 said

    The boats from Japan left today to go out and murder 50 Humpback whales, What can we do to stop them? Drive our Honda, toyota what ever other Japanise car into the ocean as a protest???? Does anyone have a address to at least send them a letter of protest?

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  • On January 12, 2012 at 7:39 am question mark said

    Perhaps torpedo’s would be effective.

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  • On January 13, 2012 at 1:29 pm primalclaws1974 said

    murder only applies to humans. If they eat and use the body for various products, we have no right to tell them they can’t. How would you like a Hindu to tell you that you can’t eat that steak or Big Mac? And, btw, I like my Honda. Runs better and cheaper on gas than most American cars i have had.

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  • On January 15, 2012 at 10:29 am TV TECH-man? said

    When was the Last Time you used Whale oil in your lamps??

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  • On January 16, 2012 at 7:29 pm hpfan said

    What are some five syllable words or phrases connected to humpback whales? For a parody to the song Miss Independent

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  • On January 19, 2012 at 9:09 am Irishrobert225 said

    How about “Baleen in their mouths” or “Songs that make you smile”or “raise their mighty flutes”.

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  • On January 21, 2012 at 1:09 am Tony White said

    I knew a humpback whale called Anita Cartwright – that’s five syllables.

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  • On January 23, 2012 at 1:09 pm ugsbyh said

    what might happen to the rest of the ecosystem if humpback whales become extinct? i really really really really need this quick and the best answer possible!! ill choose best answer and give you points!

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  • On January 26, 2012 at 7:29 am milbrat794 said

    Krill would take over, and sharks would go hungry. Then it goes on from there.

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  • On January 29, 2012 at 7:48 am Child of the King said

    To put it simply, there would be a sudden boom in the plankton and shrimp populations that would throw the whole ecosystem out of whack.

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  • On February 1, 2012 at 1:58 pm Ronny5 said

    How long is a typical Humpback Whale song? Only male Humpback Whales sing, and populations in different parts of the world each have their own version of the tune. The song may vary from place to place, but the length stays about the same.

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  • On February 5, 2012 at 5:46 am sparrow (Mediterranean Sparrow said

    Humpback Whale The “singing whales,” male humpbacks communicate through unique songs, with some intricate compositions lasting 10 minutes or more. http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/blueplanet/sounds/sounds.html

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  • On February 8, 2012 at 8:06 pm Anonymous said

    How big of a splash does a humpback whale make when it propels itself out of water? When a humpback whale jumps up, out of water, how big is the splash? In feet? In gallons? Does anyone know? Thanks!

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  • On February 12, 2012 at 7:47 pm Ben said

    There is no way to measure. There are many variables that determine the water taken up when the whale jumps. It depends on the size, momentum, angle, movement in the air, ect. All I can say is that its a lot.

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  • On February 17, 2012 at 1:47 am crazed-up said

    Until i did some research i didn’t even know humpback whales could even jump out of the water, and i still can’t imagine something of that size jumping. I am guessing they make a pretty big splash when they land, but im not sure anyone can actually measure the volume of water they ‘splash’.

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  • On February 21, 2012 at 3:56 pm Anonymous said

    Roughly, how many humpback whales were there in 1920? I’m writing a report on humpback whales and I need to know the above question. I tried google but it’s not helping me in this situation. The report is due tomorrow and I’m completely stuck as to what I could use for a hook in the paper. Thanks.

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