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File Size: 5263 KB
Print Length: 329 pages
Publisher: Ballantine Books; Reprint edition (December 25, 2008)
Publication Date: December 30, 2008
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B001OERNQK
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This is a personal biography as much as it is a book about killer whales. It tells the life story of a researcher trying to decipher the complex sonic language of these magical beasts but in the process the author connects us to these beasts in a very personal emotional way. I was very touched by descriptions of the plight of these magnificent, highly social, intelligent beasts confined in small pools at marine parks. The book moves from research done at these parks to the straits of Georgia where the author relocates to study the whales in their native habitat. From this vantage point the ecological disaster of the salmon fish farms is described that will persuade you to never buy farmed fish. If you are interested in learning more about the social life and the communications of killer whales in a book that is a good read then this one is for you
To experience this book is like hearing the blood pump throuth Alexandra Morton's veins. She IS the words embodied here. If you've ever wondered what it is to really feel a part of Nature's wide family, read this book. If you've ever wondered what it might be like to live in the sea and view the sun through the lens of the water, read this book. If you've ever wondered what joy there might be to call at night to your clan and have them gather 'round you with chirps and whistles and maybe even love, read this book.Alexandra Morton knows Orcas, and I'm wagering they know her too. Her story is charged with ecstasy, adventure, tragedy and poignancy. You can get the plot from everyone else. What I'm telling you is that this story will enthrall you. You may even be changed by it. Now THAT's worth a read.
I enjoyed this book tremendously. It was educational, interesting, and fun to read. It's terribly sad what the Salmon farms and their pollution have done to waters once teeming with life. If the Government's of the world had a lick of sense they would shut them all down. Cheap Salmon isn't worth the destruction up and down the food chain. At some point we are going to have to decide what's more important, Corporations making more money,or life on this planet.(including ours) I know which side I am taking. Thank you Ms. Morton for taking the time to write this fascinating book.
This is the autobiography (so far) of whale researcher Alexandra Morton who came to the remote Broughton Archipelago in 1984 to study orcas and was herself woven by nature into the warp and woof of that amazing place. While telling a fascinating story the book imparts a great deal of knowledge in so painless a manner that we hardly notice. We learn, for example, that there are three kinds of orcas: "residents," who eat mostly fish; "transients" who eat mostly seals and sea lions; and "offshores" who--nobody knows for sure--may well eat mostly sharks. Though whales, both captive and free, are the stars of this story, the real star is the Broughton itself with its myriad islands and channels, its sunny summer breezes and howling winter storms. With so few people living in the Broughton, the BC government pillages its islands with clearcuts, and both levels of government cooperate to pollute its waters with open netcage salmon farms. Courageous residents fight a running battle to protect the wild coast and wild fish they love from the blindness of bureaucrats and the greed of multinational corporations. This wonderful story, which is all true, will make you cry for the ocean, and at the same time renew your hope in the power of courageous people to change the world. If you have a kayak, go and paddle through the Broughton that Alexandra and her friends are fighting to save for us. You might even be able to help.
I didn't realize until I read the book how drawn I am to marine biology esp. whales. She starts in Malibu with Dr. Lilly and moves to the old Marineland where she listens herself and ends up on Vancouver Island where pods were just beginning to be studied.I expected something more New Age. She sticks to well-documented ideas about orca's social behavior. When she feels things beyond what is scientificly proved, she says that this is what she felt and you feel for someone who has devoted this much time and thought to these animals her observations are not inappropriate. This is now one of my favorite books.
This boom was recommended to me by my husband and I'm very glad I read it. I learned so.much about the whale and their environment from reading Alex's words. the section on fish farming made me particularly angry. We owe earth a more responsible treatment. Thanks Alex, for sharing your work.
Mrs. Morton describes in infinite detail her life exploring and researching the orcas of the Canadian northwest. This is an autobiography of her life, her experiences, and her research. Very interesting, at times heartbreaking, and ending as uplifting and hopeful. I highly recommend this book!
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