Scientists are now worried after a group of killer whales appeared in a group in the Northern part of the Pacific Ocean. This whale belongs to the dolphin family, and is considered the largest in that family. The whale is also known as orca and has teeth. Most of them feed on diverse diet, but individual whales have their own prey. There are those who feed on fish, while others hunt for dolphins and seals. They are known as apex predators because no animal can dare to prey on them. They are cosmopolitan
of the whaling ship, The Pequod, set out on a journey to conquer his foe that had removed his leg – the White Whale dubbed Moby Dick. Just recently, the ship was witnessed being destroyed firsthand by members of the whaling ship Rachel. It is reported that only one man from Nantucket survived the wreck and that the rest of the crew suffered a brutal death at the hands of the infamous white whale. The crew of the Rachel witnessed the entire conflict and is more than willing to share the details of
BELUGA WHALE 1) In 2009, a captive beluga whale rescued a diver during a free-diving competition. 2. Belugas are gregarious and live in social groups of 2-25 individuals (the average group size is ten). 3. Belugas are unique among cetaceans in that the vertebrae in their necks are not fused together. This gives their heads added manueverability. 2) The beluga whale, or Delphinapterus leucas, is the only member of its genus. It shares the Monodont family with one other species, Monodon monoceros
Moby Dick (The White Whale) is one of the best known symbols in American literature. What it represents depends on who is noticing. To the character Starbuck, Moby Dick is just another whale, except he is more dangerous. Early on in the novel, Starbuck challenges Ahab's motives for altering the ship's mission, from collecting oil to killing the White Whale. On the quarter-deck in Chapter 36, Starbuck calls it "blasphemous" to seek vengeance on a "dumb brute” If Starbuck sees anything beyond that
extensive in degree and significance — regularly an ethical, religious, or philosophical idea or quality. Images can go from the clearest substitution of one thing for another, to manifestations as monstrous, complex, and puzzling as Melville 's white whale in Moby Dick. A moral story in writing is a story where characters, articles, and occasions have a shrouded importance and are utilized to present some widespread lesson. Hawthorne has an immaculate climate for the images in The Scarlet Letter
n Moby Dick Starbuck realizes that the hatred which Ahab harbors for the white whale is preternatural, not merely vengeance for the loss of his leg. for, Ahab perceives the great whale as possessing characteristics beyond its apparent nature. Starbuck cries, "vengeance on a dumb brute!... that simply smote thee from blindes instinct! Madness! To be enraged with a dumb thing, captain Ahab, seems blasphemous." (Moby Dick) having heard this, Ahab replies, addressing the entire crew, "Hark ye yet again--the
The beluga whale is a magnificent creature roaming the seas. Scientifically named delphinapterus leucas, they have five-inch-thick layers of blubber to help them through their journey across the ice. “Belugas, unlike other whales, have teeth” (Defenders of Wildlife). Their pure white color help belugas blend in with the ice to hide from predators. The beluga whales unique habitat, intriguing physical characteristics, bizarre social behaviors, and rare threats make them a peculiar animals in the
Dick- a legendary white whale. The captain’s mission to complete this seemingly impossible task drives him to become insane; and his hatred toward Moby Dick pushes him onward. Herman Melville, the original writer of this story, expresses Ahab’s madness in the quote, "Aye, aye! And I’ll chase him round Good Hope, and round the Horn, and round the Norway Maelstrom, and round perdition’s flames before I give him up. And this is what ye have shipped for, men! To chase that white whale on both sides of
Whale sharks are like most other sharks. They are an endangered species but people don’t realize it. Wait, sharks are endangered? Yes, and one of the reasons is actually people don’t know they are. Sharks, especially the whale shark, are coming closer and closer to extinction. Why? Just how many whale sharks are there if they’re endangered? In order to save endangered species like the whale shark, learning about them can actually be the best place to start. This special type of shark actually has
order Cetacean is further divided in two types known as the Odontoceti, or toothed whales, and the Mysticeti, or baleen whales” (Cadelinia 5). The bottlenose dolphin falls into many categories. According to San Francisco State University of Department of Geography “the bottlenose dolphin falls into the oceanic family, which is comprised of thirty-four species. It has been concluded that dolphins, porpoises, and whales evolved from Mesonychilds, a group of land-loving carnivores. They have been estimated