Raincoast objects to US plan to dart killer whales

January 30th 2012

The Raincoast Conservation Foundation is raising concerns about a US research plan to tag resident killer whales with satellite transmitters.  Raincoast says that the information gathered from the tags does not justify the risk to whale’s health from potential infection. CFAX’s Ryan Price interviews Raincoast biologist Misty MacDuffee.

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One Response to “Raincoast objects to US plan to dart killer whales”

  1. Christina Maitland says:

    Can we just let Nature be and stop meddling, poking, prodding, etc? I’m sure most people would absolutely reject to having a satellite tag barbed to them…why should an advanced creature like a whale be any different…we’re all souls in different shaped vessels…♥☼∞

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