Write A Persuasive Essay On Dolphins

In Australia, sharks kill an average of three people every year. In Queensland 2017, to counter this, 667 sharks were culled to protect human’s safety on Australian beaches along with 100 accidental deaths of turtles, dolphins and dugongs. This was done with no scientific evidence to support that culling would work. All over the world 90% of shark species are threatened to become extinct with people killing 273 million sharks every year. This is why we must ban and make sure shark culling stops and never ever starts again. Shark culling is ludicrous, you have more of a chance dying from a coconut falling on you than a shark attack, coconuts actually kill 150 people every year does this mean we are going to kill all the coconuts? Here are a few arguments why shark culling must stop.

According the University of St. Andrews’ study, of 29 different dolphins, whistling rates during non-polarized and socializing movements were higher than surface travel (Quick & Janik, 2008).

Imagine you are a dolphin swimming happily in the ocean with the other dolphins. Suddenly, you hear something terrible, and that makes you feel extremely uncomfortable. You swim towards somewhere “safe” to get away from that terrible sound. However, when you get in, you realize it is a trap! You have been caught! You might be sent to an aquarium or killed to be made into sushi. This unfortunate fate is not a dream, but it is a sad reality for hundreds of thousands of innocent dolphins. They are endangered of becoming extinct and their main predators are us, humans. Our society needs to do something to preserve and protect our precious dolphins. Dolphins should be saved because they are an endangered species, it is cruel to kill such intelligent animals and they are not even safe to eat.

“Sea turtles are antiquated creatures on the earth. They have lived on the earth over nearly 65 million years; they saw the dinosaurs survive, and they saw them pass on.” (Velasquez-Manoff, 2007) Despite the fact that sea turtles can get by for quite a while, they are stuck in an unfortunate situation in the ebb and flow time. They have turned out to be one type of imperiled creatures. This resembles a major dive in their long presence on the earth. Be that as it may, it is a fact we have to confront.

After beating the New England Patriots 20-10 to close out a disappointing 6-10 season, the NFL's Miami Dolphins are at a crossroads. They obviously have holes to fill on defense and in the offensive backfield if they want to get back to a level where they can actually compete for a playoff spot. That said, Dolphins' owner Steve Ross has a bigger issue he needs to address before worrying about player personnel.

Have you ever been to Seaworld and looked at those cute little sea animals jumping around happily? Well, if you have been to Seaworld good, you should’ve seen the way the treat them. If you haven’t, even better, you’re not supporting Seaworld. Those animals aren’t actually happy, though. The way Seaworld captures their animals is terrifying, the young are taken away from their parents and hauled into nets! Seaworld shouldn’t be able to keep those sea animals, for example the animals have a never ending schedule, it is dangerous to keep them, and it is very expensive to feed and keep those animals healthy.

Sharks, the scariest, biggest, baddest creatures! That's what we make them out to be, but are they really? The answer is no, we say that. We kill more of them than they kill of us, about 900,094 more. Sharks, being carnivores, are NOT natural predators of humans.

There is something about dolphins that fascinates me. They are some of the most intelligent and beautiful animals that I have ever seen. Their faces are so cute that every time I look at a dolphin it looks like it is smiling at me and wants to tell me something. The noises they make represent some kind of language and it makes me wonder if they can really communicate. I also want to know what kind of feeling they have and whether they have emotions. This is why I chose to do this I-search project on dolphins; the different kinds of dolphins there are, the places that they can be found and their mental abilities.

Filmed in 2009, it follows the issue revolving around Taiji’s secret cove which is used to capture dolphins resulting in the market of selling dolphin meat and dolphins for entertainment. Key players, within this unnoticed problem in Japan, are the Japanese delegates in the IWC and the Taiji fishermen. Referring back to the role of the IWC in this issue of hunting, there is an issue of recognizing the complications of this hunting and their failure to take action. First, the Japanese delegates within the IWC refuse to recognize dolphins as part of the whale family, however dolphins are within the same kingdom, class, and order of whales. In addition to this, to gain votes, Japan helps poor nations in order to “buy” out that nation’s vote within the IWC, which allows Japan to do as they please and keep the public in the dark. Japan’s process of action is to ignore the

There is no debate that one of the most attractive, human friendly and intelligent beauties in nature is the killer whale, more commonly known as the orca. The orca is in the dolphin family, but capable of learning human traits and freely interacting with them without causing any harm. Their curious behavior and acrobatic moves make us enjoy their company through watching and spending time in the waters with them. However, the gradual decline in the population of the orca is a worrying trend that sparks another kind of debate. Our interactions with killer whales is endangering their survival in the ecosystem, which should not be the case (BioExpedition 1). Our interaction with the

This photo from the World Wildlife Fund is apart of a series of similar photos. In these other photos the bluefin tuna are wearing rhinoceros and gorilla masks. For some reason these pandas and other creatures are the “mainstream” endangered animals. People seem to care more about these animals even though the bluefin tuna is actually in more danger. But, why? Is it because they are cuter? Nicer? More known?

When you realize that you have a better chance of inducing your attention in her by teaming up with two of your friends that also have an interest in her two friends, what do you do? You go ahead I think. Right? Maybe? Whatever the answer, the male bottlenose dolphins understand this principle, so they always turn up the charm by forming "cooperative alliances." They will swim and break the surface in a "highly synchronous" way; even leaping everywhere in what is probably an effort just to please the females. That's the bottlenose way. Another acrobatic surface-breaking swim is researched as related to the same course—pleasing females. Bottlenose males also make sure that their competition stays away from the prospective mate. They are known

One day in the school holidays a mum a dad and a young child but after watching the dolphin show the young child takes pity on the star attraction of Perth’s zoo, a female bottle now’s dolphin named Bubbles, Whose trainers let her be humiliated while forced to perform stunts for the crowd's amusement. After Bubbles show, the young child frees the dolphin throw a gate that Leeds to the ocean so the dolphin in free to swim in the ocean. Unbeknownst to the young child, Bubbles is actually the queen of the dolphins and will soon organizes the world's dolphins into a massive army to declare war on humanity. The dolphins will attack Perth first killing any one how gets I there way then a life guard called Dave claims he knows just the plan to stop

Imagine you are a dolphin swimming happily in the ocean with the other dolphins. Suddenly, you hear something terrible, and that makes you feel extremely uncomfortable. You swim towards somewhere “safe” to get away from that terrible sound. However, when you get in, you realize it is a trap! You have been caught! You might be sent to an aquarium or killed to be made into sushi. This unfortunate fate is not a dream, but it is a sad reality for hundreds of thousands of innocent dolphins. They are endangered of becoming extinct and their main predators are us, humans. Our society needs to do something to preserve and protect our precious dolphins. Dolphins should be saved because they are an endangered species, it is cruel to kill such

Whales did nothing to you so why are you killing them? Good morning fellow Greenpeace leaders, this is why whale hunting must be stopped in all countries. Whale hunting is an act of selfishness and cruelty. Each year around 2000 whales are killed. These killings almost entirely occur in Japan, Norway and Iceland. The affected species by whale hunting are Fin whales, Sperm whales, Humpback whales and Minke whales.