As if that was not horrible enough, dolphin trainers and veterinarians witness and sometimes assist the killings. If they see a "good-looking dolphin", they purchase them to use in dolphinariums (a dolphin aquarium) and amusement parks around the world (Brian Duignan, Dolphin Slaughter in Japan, Advocacy.britannica.com) including the beloved Sea World. A former Sea World biologist stated in a short documentary, "Sea World has been involved in illegal and unethical actions to assure their parks are well stocked with killer whales." He also said in the same documentary that, "Sea World representatives secretly promoted the Japanese dolphin drivers where thousands of animals are
After every account, the investigators refute it as unbelievable. “Bananas don’t float”, “How could you survive in a lifeboat with one?”(99). After much time trying to uncover the truth, the investigators are frank with Pi and tell him “We want a story without animals that will explain the sinking of the Tsimtsum” (99). Pi must oblige and recounts the actual story in where the Chinese sailor got his leg amputated by the cook for bait and his mother is killed right before his eyes. He must recount the story in which he is left with the final option of killing the savage cook.
In the documentary, The Cove, O’Barry exposes hidden truths about the abuse to the dolphins that are captured in Taiji, Japan and slaughtered. This film I watched the other night and was strickened with sadness and shock as to the cruelty to the animals and the deceit by the authorities to hide the truth of what is being done. Watching this film motivated me to write about Richard O’Barry because just in this accomplishment
The man thought that he could catch and abundant amount of fish but instead he caught the manta ray, and for the first time the man had felt like the prey. The man underestimated nature and believed that the fish were weak and helpless, but in the end, he became the prey instead. Based on the evidence shown, humans should work to respect nature and not belittle it as it could be more devastating than anyone could think
Then the director shows some excellent underwater footage of men being shot and killed. This is supposed to make you feel shocked and feel sorry for the families of the men who died. The scene on the beach reveals horrific images of men getting their arms and legs blown off and their guts coming out and others getting shot in the head. The director then changes the action by making everything slow motion and making the sound and color dull and when
“Whale Wars” is a show about a conservation society who protects whales in the southern ocean from the Japanese Whaling Fleet who hunts whales to sell the meat illegally on the Japanese Market. The Fin Whale is located worldwide from the North Pacific to the Southern Pacific to the Indian, Mediterranean and the Arctic Oceans as well as the Southern Antarctic (WWF, 2007). The Pelagic Zone is where the Fin Whale lives and is a coastal species sometimes living in shallow waters(WWF, 2007). It feeds through the baleen plates in taking large amounts water filtering it through its mouth to in take fish, krill and squid(Harrison, 2005). When it feeds on schools of fish it often lunges sideways in taking the school within several lunges.
Through the image of the wallpaper you can clearly imagine the decay the fish has experienced. Bishop’s use of imagery allows readers to get a clear image of the state of the fish. Bishop also shows the readers what the fish has gone through by stating “that from his lower lip- if you can call it a lip- grim, wet and weapon like, hung five old pieces of fish-line” (48-51). The author uses imagery to describe the wisdom of the fish, “Like medals with their ribbons frayed and wavering, a five haired beard of wisdom trailing from his aching jaw” (51-64). Without Bishop’s use of imagery the reader might of mistaken this story for a plain fishing story instead of a story about empathy and victory.
Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Course Number Date Melville’s Billy Budd This paper explains how the organization of Billy Budd by Melville reinforced the theme of guile. It seeks to address how the author structured his work to convince the reader that guile is a form of destruction of human life. The essay starts by giving a synopsis of the book and later gives supporting evidence of how well Melville structured the book. The book is about Billy Budd who was employed in the Rights of Man merchant ship as a seaman. He was young and illiterate but this did not suppress the fact that he was well capable in carrying out his duties.
“Orcas – intelligent, highly social, amazing,” the author claims, “beings – deserve their freedom.”(“The Case Against, par. 1). On the other hand, in the article “SeaWorld: The Truth...”, the main topic is showed in the second sentence of first paragraph. Moreover, throughout the article “The Case Against...”, the writer just focuses on the harms of captivity to the killer whales; on the contrary, “SeaWorld: The Truth...” talks about the park and people along with the orcas. For examples, SeaWorld is always the first in saving and protecting animals (“SeaWorld: The Truth...”, par.
This method is the last step into sealing the deal with the audience because as effective as targeting the audience with a likable celebrity endorsement and appealing to their emotions directly is, the audience still needs to see the hard facts and statistics to be able to have solid proof that what the commercial presents is true. In the commercial, logos were used by presenting the audience with facts about the abused animals and evidence of the abused animals and their conditions through videos. First, when the commercial introduce the audience about the issue, the videos they present consist of the abused animals. However, when they inform the audience that there are ways to help these animals such as through donations and adoptions, the videos they present shows the rescue team from the organization rescuing the animals from the poor condition. They informed the audience of the condition of these animals and how with just pennies a day, the audience can make the difference between life and death for these animals.