Recenlty, I've viewed a video clip in class called "News-In-Class" which reported about the current problems and solutions to the fishing of blue-fin tuna.Its a rather interesting clip but i can't seem to undestand the accent of the news reporter. It sounds like a cross between a British and um French accent? Try deciphering that. So I've received a blog prompt: What if I was a member of the SPCA and was chosen to deliver a speech on the cruelty of the fishing industry to whales? Strings of thoughts and ideas coursed thorugh my adolescent mind......
Ladies and gentlemen.
Tonight, in an effort to get people to understand and realise the cruelty of the fishing industry to whales, I am honoured to be here, to present this speech.
The whale population is dwindling dramatically. It is predicted that the whale population will be extinct in a matter of years if this rate persists. Why is this happening? Why is this happening to us and the whales? The main reason is due to us humans. We are killing these enormous creatures in the sea for food. We are destroying their family lines, their eco-system, the balance of Mother Nature. How horrible is that? Thats the main reason I'm here, to answer that question. It is very horrible. Whale meat may taste delicious, however, I strongly urge that we as humans, the most intelligent mammals, should spare a thought for these creatures. By hunting the whales excessively for supply demand, there will not be a good end for us. Think about it, once the whale population is extinct, the eco-system will be destroyed, resulting in other unforeseen problems that may arise. Eat less whales, hunt less whales, kill less whales. It will make a difference people. A great difference. We need a change. A change in our destiny. We can stop this increasingly treacherous trend of animal populations dwindling drastically. Hunt in moderation and save our wildlife.
Thank you.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
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