Video: Just Like You
18Nov
If pilot whales could speak in a language we could comprehend, this is what they would say. First there was “Welcome to Taiji,” then “The Cove,” then “Blood Dolphins,” then “Blackfish,” and now, “Just Like You.” This video has great educational value and needs to be seen by each and every person in the Faroe Islands and in Taiji, Japan.” ~ Ric O’Barry
Each of us, in our own worlds, have reached the top of our evolutionary ladders.
The Canary Islands, together with Hawaii, are the only two places in the world which have resident populations of pilot whales. For us who call ourselves human beings, it is a great responsibility to protect not only their survival but also their welfare.
Text and video credit: “Just Like You” ~ a film by Andrea Casini and Rafa Herrero / VIMEO
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