Question

Marine biologist and philosophers have joined forces to support a controversial declaration of rights

for whales and dolphins on the grounds that their astonishing intelligence and emotional empathy

puts them at par with humans.

2. Research into the complex behaviour of cetaceans- whales, dolphins and porpoises- is revealing that

these sea mammals are so highly evolved and complex in terms of their behaviour that they deserve

special protection with a universal bill of rights, they said.

3. Dolphins and whales have complex vocal communications and able to learn an astonishing variety of

behaviours when they come into contact with humans, such as cooperative fishing with native

fishermen.

4. The proponents of the bill of rights argue that the cetacean mind is so advanced and self aware that

whales and dolphins should be classified as ‘non-human person’’ who deserve the right to enjoy life,

liberty and well-being.

5. “A person needs to be an individual”, said Tom White, a philosopher at the Hilton Centre for

Business in Los Angeles. The captivity of being of this sort particularly in conditions that would not

allow for a decent life is ethically unacceptable. So, commercial whaling should be completely

banned all over the world.

a. Why are Dolphins and whales important for humans?

b. Why are they considered to be at par with humans?

c. Why do the proponents of the whales and dolphins say that they deserve the right to enjoy life,

liberty and well-being?

d. What is immoral on the part of the humans?

e. Find a word from the passage which means ‘morally’.(para5)
answer this this in an official manner​

Answer 1

Answer:

please make me as brainliest

Explanation:

please make me as brainliest