We Must Go And See For Ourselves.

It Is Fashionable Nowadays To Talk About The Endless Riches Of The Sea. The Ocean Is Regarded As A Sort Of Bargain Basement, But I Don't Agree With That Estimate. People Don't Realize That Water In The Liquid State Is Very Rare In The Universe. Away From Earth It Is Usually A Gas. This Moisture Is A Blessed Treasure, And It Is Our Basic Duty, If We Don't Want To Commit Suicide, To Preserve It.

No Aquarium, No Tank In A Marine Land, However Spacious It May Be, Can Begin To Duplicate The Conditions Of The Sea. And No Dolphin Who Inhabits One Of Those Aquariums Or One Of Those Marine Lands Can Be Considered Normal.

We Must Alert And Organise The World's People To Pressure World Leaders To Take Specific Steps To Solve The Two Root Causes Of Our Environmental Crises - Exploding Population Growth And Wasteful Consumption Of Irreplaceable Resources. Overconsumption And Overpopulation Underlie Every Environmental Problem We Face Today.

There Is About As Much Educational Benefit To Be Gained In Studying Dolphins In Captivity As There Would Be Studying Mankind By Only Observing Prisoners Held In Solitary Confinement.

Perhaps The Time Has Come To Formulate A Moral Code Which Would Govern Our Relations With The Great Creatures Of The Sea As Well As With Those On Dry Land. That This Will Come To Pass Is My Dear Wish.