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It's time to get #SeriousAboutWildlifeCrime: let's take a stand against organized wildlife crime before it's too late http://thndr.it/16MT3u5
#seriousaboutwildlifecrime
For hundreds of years the hunt of rhinos and elephants have grown because of their valuable tusks. Their tusks are made of ivory, which is valuable and expensive. It is used to make beautiful art sculptures and is then sold for a high profit. Poachers are very violent when they kill these animals, and they are running out of time. For years organizations have been working hard to stop them, and yes anything helps. But if we want to save them before their time is out, we need to make a change as soon as we possibly can. The selling of Ivory is mainly in Asia, and the money from buying the Ivory goes to fund terrorism; guns, bullets, etc. Yao Ming, a very public figure in China has teamed up with WILDAid to help stop the illegal trade. They believe that since so many people look up to him in Asia, maybe they will be impacted by what he believes needs to be stopped. The videos that these organizations create are so overpowering and touching, they show graphic images of how they remove the tusks from elephants and the horns of rhinos. Also showing the baby animals crying while scared and alone without their parents, they are not needed by the poachers because their tusks or horns are usually not grown when that young, they are left to fend for themselves, alone. It's so sad and if watching those videos doesn't make you feel like you want to do something to help, that's just truly sad for you. It's time to make a change for the animals who can't have a voice. We have a voice, we can make a difference and a change. I don't want the statistic that the elephants will be gone in 11 years to be true anymore. Let us make a change for the better.
Here are some links to some videos made by organizations hoping to make a change:
-https://vimeo.com/64118789 (WILDAid)
-http://www.lastdaysofivory.com
-http://www.worldwildlife.org/species/elephant (WWF)
Phylogeny of a Bottlenose (Tursiops) Dolphin
The history of the dolphins name is from the greek word "delphin" which is related to "delphus" meaning "womb". Dolphins are a very loving and friendly/social species. You rarely hear about instances where people are injured because of them. They stay together in their pods, ranging from groups of 5 to 500. They protect each other, but they also protect humans. Many stories and videos of people scuba diving and getting surrounded by sharks; but then the dolphins come in and scare them off.
Dolphins have luckily not gone extinct, but they are hunted in Japan for food. They trap them in a shallow area and hunters come and kill them. There have been many riots to try and end it, and hopefully it will soon.
They live in areas such as Florida and Hawaii waters, where it's nice and warm.
Dolphins are one of the most caring animals ever, they love human interaction, and would never want to hurt anyone.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin
Field Notes
The dolphins are very active during the day, they play with the trainers and balls that float in the water. They get very excited when the trainers play with them, so they swim from tank to tank all joyful. At night, when they sleep they float in one spot and float around as they sleep. They are usually awake at 8am, and start to calm down around 9pm.
Sketch of a dolphin
they have a love for everyone
This amazing photo of an embryonic dolphin was taken using a combination of three-dimensional ultrasound scans, computer graphics and tiny cameras
FREE THE DOLPINS
While I may love to see dolphins and interact with them, I love them and want them to be free and happy. SeaWorld is known as a wonderful place to bring families and watch beautiful marine life shows; that is all wrong. While people may get to see the animals, they don't see how the workers treat them and they don't feel the unhappiness that the animals feel. They are put in tanks that are way too small for them, the ocean is an everlasting tank, one that goes on and on and that's where they are made to live.
This isn't where they are meant to be, look how big they are in that tank, that's claustrophobic. You hear things like the girl getting bitten by a dolphin at SeaWorld, that's because just like the Orca's they can go a little stir crazy. They feel trapped, sad, and most of them are torn away from their families. So think next time before you plan a trip to SeaWorld.
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Striped Dolphin pod
Introduction to Dolphins
Dolphins are marine mammals that live in warm water areas such as Florida or Hawaii. They travel in pods, from 12 to 600 dolphins. They are carnivores, they eat fish and squid. They are usually a grey color, there are some dolphins that are pink. They are a very smart animal, they talk to each other with these high pitch nosies that carry through the water. Their species are very nurturing; they care for each other, protect and watch over one another in their pods.