Blackfish Documentary
I watched the documentary called the blackfish where I was
very intrigued and interested in the many views it gave towards killer whales
having many dangerous encounters with strangers. It pointed out that sea world
would cover up all the bad stories to stay in business so that even the
trainers didn’t know about the actual truth with the killer whales they were
working with.
In this 83
minute documentary, I paused the screen to see an image of the biggest male
killer whale of them all (in the middle of a Sea World show), Tilikum having
blood rushing down the side of him. This was violence shown towards Tilikum by
other whales in the tank that he lived with.
Following up with this, Tilikum was so large that he has nowhere to
escape to get away from these other killer whales that wanted to hurt him. The
saddest part about it is that Sea World did nothing about it. This shows that
Sea World is not in it for the whales and their comfortability but for the
business where they don’t even treat their trainers with respect in that they
give them false accusations about some of the whales. For example, Tilikum
killed a trainer in Victoria, BC where only directors saw the incident and news
articles came out and said she drowned. They sent Tilikum to Sea World where he
continued to work with trainers after he had just killed a young girl. This
shows how they will do anything to keep things running smoothly, even if it
means putting their trainers in danger. I think this illustration from the documentary
shows that Sea World is doesn’t care about the whales which is part of the
reason why a lot of them are getting hurt and hurting other people.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXBoYIScVkY&feature=youtu.be
This video was taken with an iPhone 5 of orange juice. It was a little difficult to have a still shot because the fan was making the orange juice move in the container.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veDpPNdNeFU&feature=youtu.be
This video was taken with an iPhone 5 of a tree on a sunny day. I decided to video record this because i love nature. It was very difficult to have no movement in this video as for i had to shoot the camera in an upward motion which made it difficult to keep it steady.

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