Reflective Journal1

The first website i research on is whale. There are still cruel hunter around hunting for whale. Thousands of years aboriginal hunting has sought the meat and oil of cetaceans. It is the last 300 years that have seen a steady escalation in the volume of animals taken culminating in the well documented greed of the 20th century when over two million whales were slaughtered in the southern hemisphere alone.

In spite of the Japanese continuing to hunt smaller rorquals under the guise of scientific whaling. However, with continued pressure and ongoing environmental degradation it is likely that some cetacean species will be extinct before the end of the decade and others before the end of the century. For some cetacean populations we are too late. Whales are facing many threats like chemical and oil pollution, resumption of commercial whaling and excessive and insensitive whale watching without controls.

we should stop all the hunters for killing whales. There are too many pollution around the sea, which causes many whale or even other fishes to die. Whales are also living things. we should conserve them.
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Taken from http://www.whalewatchwestcork.com/conservation.html