Whales are different. They live in families, they play in the moonlight, they talk to one another, and they care for one another in distress. They deserve to be saved, not as potential meatballs but as a source of encouragement to mankind. We oppose commercial whaling because whales have an intrinsic value as mammals of great intelligence, whose behaviour and language set them apart. Parallels between a whale's life and that of our own make whale deaths even more disturbing.
Whales live in family groups.
As an unquestionably intelligent creature, the whale has a gentle nature and is known to sing, play, even to cry. The whale finally chose a partner for life. At around 50 or 70 years old, depending on species, the whale dies after a full and active life. Don't wait to save a whale. Join Greenpeace this minute.