As Oberg said, dolphins have self-awareness. When they are enclosed in the net, they clearly know what is going to happen to them and their children. This is not fishing, this is slaughter, because the local fishermen never let go of the little dolphins. When have you ever seen the cubs of cattle, sheep and pigs killed? ?
When Oberg entered the International Whaling Association meeting with a monitor with its own power fixed on his body at the end of the film, he stood in front of the respectable members. It took a while for the security to pass and control the situation. Finally, when he was standing on the streets of Tokyo with the same equipment with his gray hair, facing the crowds coming and going, he stood there with no expression, resolutely, and solemnly complained.
Perhaps such a tragedy is too far away from us. Protecting the earth and saving rare animals has long been an empty talk. However, who is not far from this sentence? If you can't save rare animals, please do the former, at least create a clean sea for the surviving dolphins. But this has also become a luxury, because industrial pollutants are discharged into the ocean without restrictions, especially heavy metal elements like mercury that cannot be eliminated when entering the body have already existed in many fishes, and the mercury in the dolphins at the top of the food chain The content has already exceeded 5000 times the standard, so those Japanese have long been cold-hearted. At the end of the film, when the hair of the arrogant Japanese Minister of Fisheries was tested positive for mercury poisoning, I believe many people who support the killing of dolphins will sweat it! !
Documentaries may not add practicality to your life, but there are some facts that you must know, at least you have to know that there is another creature on earth that unconditionally likes human beings.
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