I know those aren't the most pleasant quotes, but they are a realisation that we have to live with. I came to Australia from Portland, Oregon of the United States of America with a curiosity of Whales and Dolphins. Before I came I experienced seeing many marine mammals on display in captivity. I was so excited just watching the dolphins and other animals, I never realised what they had lost out on in life. This drawing was part of Roberts Journal entry.
Marine animals are such incredibly playful creatures.
No matter how old the animal, they seem as happy and full of life as a human child. But somewhere in our past we took these beautiful dolphins and sea lions and stuck them into a pool that even I would get incredibly tired and bored of playing in. Now, we have dug the hole deeper by letting those mammals have offspring, that have never surfed the bow of a boat, or played with a gentle Humpback Whale. Now I am on the beautiful waters of Hervey Bay, Australia. I have peered over the bow of 'Karma' and stared into the eye of a dolphin, FREE - in harmony with its home.