Beluga whale Essays

  • Essay On Beluga Whales

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    The Beluga whale is a very interesting animal. the beluga whale is one of the different kinds of whales that you can swim with. Beluga whales live in groups called pods, a pod is a cohesive social unit. A pod may consist of 2 to 25 individuals; the average pod size is about 10. A pod generally consists of males and females, A single large male usually leads a pod. Some small pods sometimes join together to form larger groups of 200 to 10,000 individuals. This happens sometimes during migrations

  • Animal Rights for Marine Mammals

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    embedded in the mud or sand of the seabed. Today, in addition to the bottlenose dolphins, the Navy program includes sea lions and white beluga whales. The sea lions have excellent hearing and can dive much deeper than dolphins. They are trained for marking mines and retrieving torpedoes or practice mines, all while being more efficient than human divers. The white beluga whales dive deeper than the sea lions to recover inert torpedoes and are currently on loan from Sea World. Although it is remarkable that

  • Whales

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    Whale weighs as much as 20 elephants but lives beneath the sea. The blue whale is Earth's largest animal. Larger than the largest of ancient dinosaurs, blue whales can grow to be more than 100 feet (30 meters) long and weigh nearly 150 tons. Not all whales are so large. The much smaller pilot whale grows to about 28 feet (8.5 meters) in length. And dolphins, which belong to the whale family, range only from 3 to 13 feet (1 to 4 meters). Although whales spend their lives in the sea, they are

  • Stop Killing Whales Persuasive Essay

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    Stop killing whales Imagine you are on a boat out in the middle of the ocean. All of the sudden, there is a large black shape that jumps out of the water. It has long fins, and a white underside. It hops out, and then flops on its back shooting water high into the air. It creates a huge splash that causes your boat to rock back and forth in the waves. With a heart the size of a small car, and cells so big that a trout can swim through them, these creatures are giants. But believe it or not, they

  • Narwhals

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    are very mysterious creatures that are not widely known. They are whales with many fascinating features and historical value. This research paper is answering the question, “What are Narwhals?”. General Description Monodon Monoceros, Latin for “one tooth, one horn”#; or Narhval, Norwegian for “corpse whale” , because of it mottled coloration suggests a bloated corpse#.Narwhals are in the white whale family, along with the beluga, but are actually covered with spots of black, white, gray-green

  • Persuasive Essay On Whale Watching Tourss

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    Whale watching tours offer some of the most unforgettable experiences you can have on a holiday. Just imagine these gentle majestic creatures close by, larger than life, spouting a stream of water in the air right in front of you - it may well be one of the most awe-inspiring sights you will ever see in your life! You will want to make sure that your tour stays etched in your memories for the right reasons, not the wrong ones. This is why choosing a reputable, knowledgeable operator plays a large

  • Essay On Killer Whales

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    of time before man decided he had to capture these creatures to call his own. In 1861, PT Barnum purchased what are believed to be the first cetaceans in captivity: six beluga whales from the St. Lawrence River who were shipped in boxcars filled with seaweed to a museum. The animals all died within two years. But Barnum’s belugas opened the doors to a lucrative business: the capture of cetaceans continued throughout the 1800s until the first oceanarium opened in 1938. While up until the 1960s capture

  • Research Paper On Seaworld

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    Can you imagine yourself living in a room the size of a bathtub for the rest of your life? Would you like to be taken away from your mother and family to the other side of the world?Would you like to be deprived from food each day? Would you like to watch people you know die around you because they are not good enough for certain people? No? well these are the few things that happens to animals placed in seaworld. Seaworld is one of the largest corporations across the world. Seaworld is shown as

  • Essay On Seaworld

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    captivity are held in small tanks that are just a fraction of their natural environment. Many of the sea life animals are used for amusement park entertainment. There are countless number of animals being held captive in Seaworld. Orcas, dolphins, beluga whales, sharks, manatees, penguins, sea turtles, and stingrays are just some of the animals that Seaworld claims to be their “stars”. These animals belong out in the wild where they came from not in a tank or cage being watched by the human eye every

  • Analyzing The Film 'Blackfish'

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    investigate SeaWorld after the death of killer whale trainer Dawn Brancheau in 2010. ‘Blackfish’ depicts that life at SeaWorld is harmful for killer whales and that the company has attempted to cover up the facts surrounding the death of Dawn Brancheau, as well the history of Tilikum, the killer whale involved in that accident. The ‘Blackfish’ production team employed former SeaWorld employees to recount their experience with the company and the whales themselves. Yet, there are quite a few things

  • killer whales

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    the ocean. Killer whales, or Orca, are aquatic mammals which live in almost every ocean on Earth. Their black and white color pattern makes them one of the most easily recognized animals on Earth, and their intelligence and strength makes them apex predators. Though the killer whale sounds like an aggressive animal, Orcas are very social and are very sensible in what they kill. Though the common name of the Orca is “killer whale” or “orca whale”, the orca is not in fact a whale. The orca is actually

  • Sea Sanctuary Research Paper

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    natural body of water. Most of the whales and dolphins have been living in captivity for many years and wouldn’t be able to survive in the wild anymore. A sea sanctuary would let them retire from performing, have less forced family groups, and have a more natural, peaceful environment for them to live in. The idea is that the sea sanctuaries would eventually be empty since there won’t be anymore breeding of the captive animals or capturing of wild animals. The Whale Sanctuary Project is looking for

  • Ten of the Most Endangered Whales on Earth by Russel Mcledon

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    Once long ago lived a humpback whale,her name was C-witty. She was a very brave and smart whale. She was kind to “Are you okay C-witty?” Daphne asked. C-witty shook her head no in response. “What’s wrong?” Nellie asked. “All my food is going away,I have less then I should and can only eat meals now, no snacks. Also nobody knows where all the food is going! What if I run out of all my food?” C-witty said with a frown coming to her face. “It’s okay, I’m sure you will get more food soon! Try and look

  • The Detrimental Effects of Orca Captivity

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    A total of 61 orca whales are held in captivity in SeaWorld today, I think that orca whales should not be held in captivity because many of the orca whales have short lifespan when they are held captivate. Orca whales are also separated from their family. Captivity related stress can also lead to aggressive behavior that may endanger professionals as well as visitors. Some people argue that captivity protects animals from being

  • Dylan Thomas

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    Dylan Thomas combines his vibrant imagery with his adolescent experiences in South Whales and London to produce the realistic tale “The Followers”. His interest in writing short stories like “The Followers” stems from the beginning part of his life. Thomas spent his days growing up in Swansea, South Whales with his father, a grammar school English teacher. His father encouraged his early interest in reading and writing. Some of his early poetry was published in local literary writing journals

  • Analysis Of Peter Benchley's Jaws

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    Jaws was a mammoth success as a movie, but before it was a movie, it was a very successful novel that was on the best sellers list for 44 weeks. Jaws was written in 1974 by Peter Benchley. It is a story of a great white shark that preys upon a small resort community and the efforts of three men trying to kill it and stop its destructive attacks. After he learned about the exploits of shark fisherman Frank Mundus in 1964, Benchley's interest in shark attacks manifested into this novel. Doubleday publishing

  • Black Fish

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    Seaworld? Well youve seen a whale, it’s exciting isn’t it. It’s so cool to see a whale up close but, did you know that those whales may seem like they have the “good life; they don’t there kept locked up in a concrete pool, say no to whales in captivity and stop the suffering. Did you know that while you are there watching the cool exciting whales, you aren’t thinking about where do they get them from, or where do they sleep how do they live are they happy? Well they get the whales when they are babies

  • Marlin's Heroic Journey In Finding Nemo

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    current.Crush also told Marlin that kids always find a way to come back without the help of their parents. A group of fish helped Marlin find the current by transforming themselves into a picture or map to show Marlin and Dory the right path. The whale helps Marlin to “just keep swimming” to not be afraid and to keep going. Last but not least the pelican serves as helper because he helps Marlin get Nemo back home. The “approach” this is when Marlin tells Dory to leave him alone and he refuses to

  • Welfare Of Animals In Captivity Essay

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    How does captivity effect the welfare of Whales and Dolphins? It is often debated on whether or not marine mammals should be in held in captivity. Some say the captivity of these animals is great for educating the public while others say it is destroying the physical and mental health of these creatures. Kelly A. Waples and Nicholas J. Gales have put together an academic journal discussing the health effects captivity has on dolphins. Waples is a member of the Marine Mammal Research Group and attended

  • Chapter Summary Of Ismael By Ishmael

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    In chapter 74 Ismael is comparing two whales heads hanging on the pequod. He definitely expresses and describes what he sees in the whale and theorizes what he thinks the whale is doing. Ishmael states “while in most other animals that I can now think of, the eyes are so planted as imperceptibly to blend their visual power, so as to produce one picture and not two to the brain; the peculiar position of the whale’s eyes, effectually divided as they are by many cubic feet of solid head, which towers