Comments on: Mutilated Dolphins Wash Up on UK Beaches

By: shinichi.okazaki

shinichi.okazaki — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 16:49:57 +0000

Dang! I hate to see dead dolphins. Maybe those fishing vessels went to the dolphin’s feeding ground to catch more fish but unfortunately caught more of the dolphins chasing their prey. There must be some law about animal feeding grounds, not bycatch. Its massacre! T_T.v..

By: Ralph Mondi

Ralph Mondi — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 15:42:24 +0000

It begs the question why the government are not legislating against these kind of atrocities. It is more than clear that human beings cannot live without political law system that prevents them from carrying out horrible acts such as these. Not that it would help change the behaviour of the criminals but it would at least show a concern and a willingness to take the issue seriously. But as the government are not showing any interest it must be supposed that they do not care. They are too busy with the ecomony – this new curse of our age. The obsession with money will be the cause of our downfall. Because big businesses are now playing with the chemical structure of out ecological system.
People can say ‘well, how do you know that?’. To which there is only one reply ‘is it worth the risk?’.

By: Mercedes De Windt

Mercedes De Windt — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 12:49:37 +0000

It is unbelievable that we allow this to continue. 28 dolphins were found but how many were never found? How many did sink to the bottom of the ocean? The only solution is to stop eating fish before all the fish are gone. Becoming a vegetarian is a solution to most problems in this agressive world.

By: brittany

brittany — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 19:41:34 +0000

This is horrible and sad. It’s very saddening to think that this sort of practice is still happening. If you care to discuss further, check out: http://www.planetflipper.com to find out more information. Here you can chat/share your thoughts with others who share the same interest of marine animals.