Essay On Killer Whales
They Don’t Call Them Killer Whales For Nothing
Have you ever been to an amusement park? One popular park is Seaworld, and that is a place you can go and see marine animals in a show. Killer whales are held captive for the different events that Seaworld produces. Killer whales are dangerous to the people because of serious problems that they face when they live in a smaller place than they are supposed to. Many people may think that the entertainment that the killer whales produce for the audience is fun, but in reality it is harming the orcas and possibly the trainers. Orcas have a different way of living than most animals do, so being in captivity is really bad for them. Though people can have different opinions about this topic the most beneficial …show more content…
The whales can survive because the polluted ocean is not as bad as it used to be. The whales that are born in the ocean seem to survive very well. Killer whales have a stronger immune system which helps them with all the oil and trash. In captivity, they are breeding them and so all the whales grow up in a very bad environment. If they would stop breeding them, then the whale population would increase and whales wouldn’t go through premature deaths. Animals would not try and attack them because the whales would be a normal animal that would be in the sea. Although learning about a certain animal could be nice, the animal would not act like they would in the wild. The whales go through lots of stress and getting information from a animal that is going through that can be really bad because the information wouldn’t be correct. Overall, orcas should be in the wild because my claim has more influential reasons.
The best place for killer whales is the ocean. The physical and mental things that the orcas go through isn’t good for them or the people possibly watching them. Although many people would say it could help with education, it truly doesn't educate because the behavior of the whales has changed and it wouldn’t be accurate. Orcas in captivity have dorsal fins, a
Have you ever been to an amusement park? One popular park is Seaworld, and that is a place you can go and see marine animals in a show. Killer whales are held captive for the different events that Seaworld produces. Killer whales are dangerous to the people because of serious problems that they face when they live in a smaller place than they are supposed to. Many people may think that the entertainment that the killer whales produce for the audience is fun, but in reality it is harming the orcas and possibly the trainers. Orcas have a different way of living than most animals do, so being in captivity is really bad for them. Though people can have different opinions about this topic the most beneficial …show more content…
The whales can survive because the polluted ocean is not as bad as it used to be. The whales that are born in the ocean seem to survive very well. Killer whales have a stronger immune system which helps them with all the oil and trash. In captivity, they are breeding them and so all the whales grow up in a very bad environment. If they would stop breeding them, then the whale population would increase and whales wouldn’t go through premature deaths. Animals would not try and attack them because the whales would be a normal animal that would be in the sea. Although learning about a certain animal could be nice, the animal would not act like they would in the wild. The whales go through lots of stress and getting information from a animal that is going through that can be really bad because the information wouldn’t be correct. Overall, orcas should be in the wild because my claim has more influential reasons.
The best place for killer whales is the ocean. The physical and mental things that the orcas go through isn’t good for them or the people possibly watching them. Although many people would say it could help with education, it truly doesn't educate because the behavior of the whales has changed and it wouldn’t be accurate. Orcas in captivity have dorsal fins, a