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    solely based on a sperm whale attack on a crew at sea. Moby Dick is about Captain Ahab’s revenge for Moby Dick and Ishmael narrating. While In the Heart of the Sea is about a crew’s regular voyage gone wrong and narrated by the author. They are both fascinating books with very different plot twists. Moby Dick and In the Heart of the Sea have many different themes. But‚ both do share one important similar theme; man vs. nature. In both books‚ the crew is faced with a sperm whale that threatens/ kills

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    In Chapter 73‚ “Stubb and Flask Kill a Right Whale” of Herman Melville’s “Moby Dick”‚ Captain Ahab decides that he wants to catch and kill a Right Whale. He believes that if you have a Right Whale head and a Sperm Whale head dragging of the back of the ship‚ then good luck will come. In this chapter‚ Ahab reveals more of his desperation to kill Moby Dick. Ahab feels like he has to kill Moby Dick in order to put his soul at peace. This is where philosopher Immanuel Kant plays in. Kant believes that

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    years tried to close SeaWorld’s doors because of their treatment of the killer whales. One reason why People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is mad‚ SeaWorld’s parking lot is bigger than the killer whale habitat. On television People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has been airing commercials trying to convince people not to go to SeaWorld. SeaWorld responded with their own commercials saying that the whales are being taken care of and if they were not I would not be working here. In 2013

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    residence (research teams). Some of the major areas of Antarctic include The Antarctic biome is located in the South Pole at about 90® 00 S‚ 0® 00 E and is home to the one the most largest and distinct animals in the world such as the Blue whale. It is encircled by the Southern Ocean and it’s the fifth largest continent in the world. It is considered an ice desert because the annual rainfall is only about 2 inches. It is also 98% frozen with a thickness of 1.6 kilometers. This biome is also

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    language of the text‚ cavorting between English‚ the Noongar language and Noongar-English. This essay will discuss Scott’s use of the dynamic yet versatile words ‘rite’ and ‘wail’ by exploring them in their entirety; writing‚ rites‚ whaling‚ right whales and wailing. The act of ‘writing’ plays a pivotal role within the novel‚ in particular for the character Bobby. Writing is seen as a skill and trait carried from the British. As a result‚ characters such as Dr Cross and Mrs Chaine taught Bobby

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    disappointing. It did not just fail; it crashed and burned. “Blackfish” is a documentary that shows the psychological and physical harm Sea World is doing to their Killer whales by keeping them in a confined space. The Documentary also demonstrates the danger Sea World is putting their trainers in by having them work with their killer whales. In response Sea World published‚ on their website‚ an article titled "Truth about Blackfish". The beginning of their article starts out strong making valid arguments

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    entire ecosystem. Some countries like Norway and Japan as well as small communities have hunted whales for generations. But for many generations this was the way the inhabitants of those countries met to feed themselves. However due to the technological advances that we have today this hunting has become something not necessary due to other alternatives. In 1986‚ in response to the reduction of the whale population and the growing repudiation of the practice‚

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    Tilikum Research Paper

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    “A killer whale gone very bad” talked about a killer whale at SeaWorld who weighs about 12‚000 pounds by the name of Tilikum. He is also the star of the movie called “Blackfish.” SeaWorld made Tilikum out to be a killer‚ but he is actually a victim of their greed. He was captured in 1983 from the wild at the age of 2 from his mother in Iceland where he was kept in a tank for about a year. Afterwards‚ he was sent to a park called Sealand of the Pacific. There he spent most of his day in a tank where

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    Health conditions of a healthy whale2. Living conditions of a whale in the wild3. Living conditions of a whale in captivity.| Hypothesis(4 Points)|If put and kept into captivity‚ the mental and/or physical health of the killer whale could be negatively affected. | Procedure (4 Points)|1. With background research‚ or with experience of your own collect information on the habits of a whale in its natural habit.2. Observe the habitat of a whale in captivity‚ and compare the two "habitats" for similarities

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    oceans as populations of certain whales have been greatly reduced. Large whales like the blue whale‚ bowhead whale‚ finback whale‚ gray whale‚ sperm whale and humpback whale are some of the eight whales which are currently still included on the Endangered Species List. Actions have been taken to attempt reduction in whaling and increase population sizes‚ including prohibiting all whaling in United States waters‚ the formation of the CITES treaty which protects all whales‚ along with the formation of

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