"The loss of a large animal like a river dolphin is often a harbinger for what's going on in the larger system as whole. It's not only the loss of a beautiful animal but an indication that the way its habitat is being managed, the way we're interacting with the natural environment of the river is deeply flawed ... if a species like this can't survive." Randall Reeves, chairman of the Swiss-based World Conservation Union's Cetacean Specialist Group, who took part in the Yangtze mission, said expedition participants were surprised at how quickly the dolphins disappeared.
Thursday, December 14, 2006
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Emily I'm on the blog!!!
On rickett homeroom. So get on... NOW!!!!!!
I love how you have committed your blog to dolphins... I soun so geeky!, LOL
I spelled sound wrong.
That is so sssaaaddd!!!! But, you know, now that I think about it, Simone leaving is even sadder. But that movie, An Inconvenient Truth, told me that global warming was probably the cause of the extinction. I feel sad. #1: Simone's leaving. #2: The White Dolphins died... #3: ...I don't know. I just feel sad.
I'm sad too!!! She already left too!!! :'( Uhhhh.... we're only supposed to use the blogs for reading logs... remember?? Yea... I forgot too... but.. oh well...hehe...
I think Mr. Rickett and totally forgot about the blogs... He isn't commenting at all...
hey emily this is gael check out my home blog on dogsforgirls.blogspot.com
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