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Hi everyone, Hard to believe it's already the last day of February!  Where has the time gone?!  I know it's been a long while since the last time I posted my message to all of you.  I must admit that I have not been on dA that much since I have been spending a lot of time doing ground work for the oceans, wild cetaceans, and other sea life.  As many of you are aware, there are so many human threats that pose a great deal of danger to the lives of wild cetaceans and other sea life and their open-water habitats.  I have covered a lot of different issues on Facebook and have been in contact with a number of people that truly care about the welf

Hi everyone, I would like to introduce you to some groups that I feel would be of interest to you. #Fight-the-Oil-Spill (https://www.deviantart.com/fight-the-oil-spill) As you can see from my previous journal entries, I've covered a great deal about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.  I am pleased to tell you that there is a group that is devoted to the catastrophic event and its aftermath.  Fight-the-Oil-Spill (https://www.deviantart.com/fight-the-oil-spill) covers pretty much everything that has to do with the huge disaster in the Gulf.  When looking through the written information, as well as photos and illustrations, you'd find the group to be quite comprehensive and interesting and may want to join! :iconDesert-Photog

:bulletblack: 27 June 2010 UPDATE: How extremely cruel the oil company BP has been to the sea turtles!  News story as follows: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/jun/25/bp-accused-of-killing-turtles My hope is that many of you guys signed the petition that tells BP to stop torching sea turtles.  If not, the link (to the petition site) can be found in the 26 June 2010 update (as shown below).  Many thanks for your help! And I would like to post the following write-up that I find to be excellent: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/27/weekinreview/27angier.html Because of their attributes that are quite similar to ours, cetaceans are t