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He wasexpected to die.On the eid him back into the water.Concerned people found him the nextday on a beach 40 miles east on LongIsland, and towed him to a nearbyboat basin so that his body couldcool in the shallow water.TPHYSTYWhales that strand usually die withina short period of time. However, in1981, a sperm whale nicknamed Phystyby the people who saved him,survived.He first tried to beach himself atConey Island, New York, but the CoastGuard chaseinto the rocks, became stuck,and died there.The townspeople buried Opo in a graveoverlooking the harbor and honoredher with a headstone decorated withflowers.TOne day, six months after her firstvisit, Opo did not appear. She wasfound dead, trapped among some largerocks in the harbor. People thoughtthat sudden blasts from nearbydynamite fishing might havefrightened her so much that shecrashed New Zealand parliamentpassed laws protecting her. ndslapping the water with her flippersif they became too rough.People offered Opo food, and shesometimes accepted it, but food didnot seem to be the reason for herdaily visits. Word spread, touristsstreamed into Oponomi to see Opo, andin 1956 the ghth day, however, Phystylooked stronger and was swimmingupright in the basin for the firsttime. His rescuers cut the protectivenetting around him in the basin, andto their surprise, he swam off intothe ocean, flipping his tail behindhim.TFLIPPERFlipper was a dolphin character intwo movies and a long-running TVseries made in the 1960s. Flipper wasactually played by five differentbottlenose dolphins. The two mostactive were Susie and Kathy.Fish rewards, clear communicatTPDespite unlucky omens and theprotests of the ship's officer,Starbuck, Ahab forges ahead in hisvengeful quest. He even abandons richhunting grounds and refuses to help afellow whaling captain look for hisdrowned son, in his furious pursuiy Dick, who toreoff his leg in a previous whale hunt.giantsfrom other sailors.A young sailor named Ishmael, tellsthe tale of a tragic whaling cruiseled by the bitter and obsessedCaptain Ahab. Once at sea, the truenature of the hunt is revealed.Ahab's goal is to find and kill thegreat white whale MobT)MOBY DICKMoby Dick was a great white spermwhale in the novel of the same name,by Herman Melville. Such a whalenever existed, but Melville hadshipped on whaling vessels in hisyouth and had probably heard sealegends of white sperm whale that by not eating one fish,she would be rewarded with at leasttwo fish, and eventually performedthe entire stunt flawlessly. boatbefore she could swallow it,rewarding her with two fish.When Susie mastered this, O'Barry putthe fish in her mouth, and withouttaking it out, gave her a hand signalto throw it into the boat, this timerewarding her with three fish. Shelearned TsIt is hard for a dolphin to learn atrick that requires it to ignore itsinstincts. One day, O'Barry had toteach Susie to pluck a fish from thewater and throw it into a boat. Heput a fish in Susie's mouth, took itout, and threw it into theion,and affection were the basis ofFlipper's training. Ric O'Barry, thedolphins' trainer, felt that dolphinsnever made mistakes. If a dolphinmade a mistake doing a trick, it wasO'Barry's fault, for not being clearenough in his instructions.tof the white whale. What happens when Ahab and his crewfind Moby Dick? Why is Ishmael thestory teller? Read MOBY DICK foryourself to find out.This book, one of the greatest novelsever written, combines a large amountof detailed information on wh)WHALES0266`tWHALES0277tWHALES0288t)WHALES0299 t)WHALES03004t)WHALES0311 tWHALES0322tWHALES0477tWHALES038t)WHALES0400wtWHALES0411tWHALES0422tWHALES04330tWHALES0444tWHALES0455tWHALES0466 lphins get twice as much oxygen inone breath as we do). 3)They storeoxygen not just in the blood, butalso in the muscles. 4)During longdives, oxygen is sent to the heartand brain, and away from the tail andflippers, so the whale metabolismslows and T WHALE FACTS - BreathingMany whales can hold their breath forlong periods. There are severalreasons why: 1)When they breathe, 80to 90 percent of the oxygen in theirlungs is renewed. 2)They extract moreoxygen from the air they breathe(doe 37e'Etale.phys.illus(T Facts.IQ.2)TFacts.6.Babies*T Booster Infoss+TFacts.8.Babies\,TWhat.whal.choic-TTales.Choice.Mg.TBibliography.1/TBibliography.2.BreathTFacts.2.BodTempTFacts.3.GetArndTFacts.4.EcholocGFacts.7.Bab.picT Facts.IQ.1G Whal.Cons.picus T Whal.Cons.1!T Whal.Cons.2"T Whal.Cons.3#T Whal.Cons.4$T Whal.Cons.5%T Whal.Cons.7&T**gualingwith a classic story of man'sstruggle against himself and powersgreater than himself.-tWHALES0333t)WHALES03448t)WHALES0355xt)WHALES0366t)WHALES0377*t)WHALES0055 tTAWHALE FACTS - Body TemperatureIf whales lived on land, they woulddie from the heat of their ownbodies. But in water, their thicklayer of body fat, or blubber,insulates them and provides energy. The flippers and tail retain warmthwithoundings. Echoes of this soundbounce back to the whale, and vibratein a fatty area of its jawbone. Fromthere, the vibrations move throughthe middle ear to the brain forinterpretation. TWHALE FACTS - EcholocationUsing echolocation, toothed whalescan "see" three-dimensionally withsound. They focus a sound in a fattyarea under the forehead called themelon or case. Then they project thesound at objects or into theirsurroas 130 gallons of milk a day.,TWHALE FACTS - Cetacean Babies (cont.)Whale calves gain weight veryquickly. Blue whale calves grow fromthree tons at birth to 23 tons inseven months. Whale milk containsabout 50 percent butterfat, and ablue whale calf can consume as much People & Places (U.S. History) * Science & TechnologyTo order these and SUPER STORY TREE,call 800-541-5513 (in Mo., call800-392-2179) or contact yourScholastic sales representative oryour Scholastic Authorized EducationDealer.TThis story was created withScholastic SUPER STORY TREE. Thefollowing Graphics and Sound BOOSTERPACKS are available for use withSUPER STORY TREE: * Science Fiction * Mystery * Adventure * Everyday People * Holidays & Special Events *e, butscientists are unsure. They are alsounsure about how whales create soundssince they have no vocal chords. Toothed whales use both low- andhigh-frequency sounds to sense theirsurroundings. This ability is calledecholocation. TWHALE FACTS - Getting AroundSome baleen whale migration routes,like the grey whales', are well-knownand may be instinctive. Other routeschange, depending on where the foodis. Baleen whales may navigate usinglow-pitched sounds they creatbirth cord connecting her to thecalf, and pushes it up to the surfacefor air, perhaps with the help of an"auntie." TlWHALE FACTS - Cetacean BabiesWhale calves are born in water, tailfirst. A female helper, or whale "auntie" sometimes assists a motherwhale, staying with her before,during, and after the birth. Once thecalf is born, the mother snaps theces like "touch the ball withyour tail" in a sound-and-gesturelanguage. His results could mean thatdolphins are intelligent enough tolearn language rules, or brightenough to want to please theirtrainers. In their world, cetaceansmay be smarter than TXWHALE FACTS - Intelligence (cont.)Dr. John Lilly, an early dolphinresearcher, believes that dolphinshave their own language and culture.More conservative researchers likeDr. Louis Herman have testeddolphins' ability to understandsentenut blubber. Arteries carryingwarm blood are so tightly wrapped inveins carrying cool blood from theflippers and tail, that the coolblood is quickly warmed up on its wayto the heart. Whales also havearteries running through the blubberclose to the skulings, but it is not invoked.Dolphin deaths in tuna net accidentsare decreasing, since new laws finecareless fishing operators heavily. %Ց'Ώ᪹ꨪꯪ'ՀՁ"﫪꯫(ժ񘪎꿟ꪀ!߿Ցϧ晀!՟Շ׼ϳϿ!ոÃ߿̳ٕ̀ϳͳ̳ ϳ򈪪  꿪ꨫ湮 𿘏чꪫ諸ꪫŠڷՑב躮ݟՑ׵𿰟G'၃בՑ$ϹჇ#ϳՑϿ჏Ց׀"恦꿯ϿG'C#̷̳ ϟꪋ'怢  any smarter than good guard dogs? (ϟÌ +ᇟϟƁ恆ՀđՑՑՑՑÏϳϿ 恇ՀժՀđđՑőՑՑÏ ՕĂϿﺀ ЎҪǕՑՕ߀ ̳̃̓Ͽǟ̳λϿ խꈪϳdzտϿǟϟϿƟ̳ϿՀ ܩϟꈪ﫪 橪ㇲ㏾ǟ̳Ͽ ϟ 꺪Ǿꪀ Ԁϟ%ꪈᇟǿ㏾ בՀ ϿϿ'ꪢϿ窪ꪢ%ϿϿǿ̳ϿϿϿ窪꯯&՗ϿϾϿ믿ꪪꪢ&ϿǿϿ̳ϿՃ%뮿ꢪ"տՏՑϿտվו$꿪πͳ'đԑŕ '󹉁󡌎ݏ߳$ϿÙՀ ǟ̌ϟ󀀈ǏχתܩϟΞ㏟珟 ݳȟǏսœ珞տϏՀ珿Հ՟񀀜ÁŃϟϟđՀϟӃ珏ϟݳ㧧ǟެÇ3ՀՏϜꪫ*ÏŀđՀՁǃՀՑ-ǺժǏ πǺժ޾ժрѳ   瀪ꪈՁޫԨѢѨԪϻ+ՑՑժ)ܫժԨСϏ3Ͽժ ѪՊ-ãÌת ԪՊ+λϷ*Ͽ(Ȫ+ǹӣǏϟϳ1ՀՀ Հ玸ϟϏ󀪀ӳժLJБϏՀπՀTWHALING & CONSERVATION - Modern EraThe last whaling boom occurred in theAntarctic from 1900 through the1930s. Modern killing methods wereused, such as the harpoon grenadegun. Spermaceti oil was still indemand as a fine machine oil. And we can imagine.We just haven't found a good way tomeasure and describe their mentalabilities yet. ) 5 - Read WHALING & CONSERVATION 6 - Return to Introduction 7 - EXIT STORY1 2 34567*Tv There's a lot more you can learn about whales. What would you like to do next? Press 1 - Read about Baleen Whales 2 - Read about Toothed Whales 3 - Read WHALE FACTS 4 - Read WHALE TALES m, from 1800 to the time of the CivilWar. The discovery of petroleumaround the same time made whale oilobsolete. But by the 1870s, sperm,right, bowhead, and humpback whaleswere nearly extinct in the Atlantic."TWHALING & CONSERVATION History of Whaling (cont.)The Dutch led the first commercialwhaling boom, which lasted from theearly 1600s to the mid-1700s, andtook place in the Barents Sea, northof Norway. The U.S. dominated the second booIN SMILE.Chapel Hill, N.C.: Algonquin Books ofChapel Hill, 1988.Riedman, Sarah, and Elton Gustafson.HOME IS THE SEA: FOR WHALES. New York: Abelard-Schuman, 1971.*TBIBLIOGRAPHY (cont.)McNally, Robert. SO REMORSELESS A HAVOC. Boston, Toronto: Little, Brown & Co., 1981.McNulty, Faith. WHALES-THEIR LIFE INTHE SEA. New York: Harper & Row,1975.O'Barry, Richard, and KeithCoulbourn. BEHIND THE DOLPHn Messner,1984.Harris, Sir Richard, and Dr. M.M. Bryden. WHALES, DOLPHINSAND PORPOISES. New York: Facts OnFile Inc., 1988./TuBIBLIOGRAPHYDay, David. THE WHALE WAR. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books,1987.Ellis, Richard. "Why Do WhalesStrand?" Oceans Magazine, Vol. 20,No. 3 (June 1987), pp. 24-29, 63.Gardner, Robert. THE WHALE WATCHER'SGUIDE. New York: Julia550s, the SpanishBasques traveled as far asNewfoundland on whale hunts. Whaleoil made from the whale's meltedblubber was sold for lamp fuel andbaleen was used to make combs, whips,and corsets. !TWHALING & CONSERVATIONA Short History of WhalingEarly hunters herded shallow-waterwhales toward the shore and killedthem. Norsemen trapped whales withnets at the mouths of rivers, andhunted them using crude arrows andharpoons. By the 1燃珟 ժՀՁ燱Հnewfat-processing methods that removedodor made whaling for blubberprofitable again: it was used to makelard and margarine. From 1930-31,125,000 blue whales were killed inthe Antarctic, all for margarine.Today, Iceland, Norway, Japan, andSouth Kor 95,000 South Hem. 1,150,000 1,000,000BLUE North Hem. 220,000 11,000 South Hem. 8,000 3,000HUMPBACK North Hem. 100,000 3,000 South Hem. 15,000 7,000GREY North Hem. --- --- South T WHALING & CONSERVATION - AftermathThe following is a brief listing ofwhale populations. The "original"numbers are estimates of whalepopulations before commercialexploitation. ORIG TODAYSPERM North Hem. 1,250,000n the shipfired on them, they videotaped it.The tape's broadcast both embarrassedthe Soviets and won attention for theanti-whaling cause. The 1971 Pelly Amendment gave U.S.presidents the power to ban fishimports from any country that ignoresIWC rTWHALING & CONSERVATION - Action Greenpeace, a radical environmentalgroup, protested whaling in the 1970sby harassing whalers in dramatic showdowns. In 1975, a few members satin a rubber raft between a whale anda Soviet whaling ship. Whein's surface. Anyexcess body heat disperses throughthe skin into the water.thekilling of whale cows and calves,protected some species, and setyearly quotas for number and size ofwhales killed. But it has never hadthe power to enforce its rulings. In1987, IWC members Japan, South Korea,Iceland, and Norway violated the IWCiTYWHALING & CONSERVATION - ConservationThe International Whaling Commissionfirst convened in 1946. With thewhale population diminishing, theinternational whaling communityfinally attempted to regulate thewhaling industry. 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