Is he dead yet?
Give him to the Japanese.
No!!! thats the worst idea i have ever heard :cry: :x:cry: What are you thinking?
SELL HIM TO THE JAPANESE
They have to put it down theres no other choice.Australia doesn't have the facilities or water to drain the tank everyday and refill it it been abandoned by its mother put it this way if he was in the wild would he survive no its only because he suckled onto a boat!
So instead your tax dollars will be spent on other great things like wars and Kevin Rudds many trips overseas.I don't want my tax dollars wasted on a single whale that cant make its own way.
Way too much money is put into whales as it is - could be better spent on many
of the critically endangered land loving natives and save a species instead of
an individual.
Why does it need a 4 x olympic pool enclosure? why not just net off an area the size of 4 olympic pools? With a daily patrol of the nets perimeter any marine life that may get caught can be free'd. Also with a whale being so bit the net mesh could be very co**** to allow almost all marine life to swim in and out without being tangeled. As far as migration and that goes im sure its just instinct and when it is older im sure it will join up with another pod that would show it where to go etc etc.. As far as it not having skills for the wild etc etc its all instinct is it not?? a hand reared reptile could fend for itself in the wild running off pure instinct. Its been done successfully in America so why wouldn't it work?
So instead your tax dollars will be spent on other great things like wars and Kevin Rudds many trips overseas.
It's very sad, but attempting to save it would cost millions of dollars ($2,000,000 is a big underestimate), and the whale would still most likely die. The conservation budget is extremely tight, and that amount of money could be used to save multiple SPECIES, or the lives of many humans. It wouldn't be right to put it into one individual. It's quite sad, nature isn't always kind.
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