Nightmare Under Water U.S. Navy Experiments to Kill Whales and Dolphins

Karen Lyons Kalmenson
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Marine mammals, including whales, porpoises, and dolphins, depend on their hearing for survival. Sound determines communication, locating food, mates, friends, family, and how to avoid dangerous situations – life’s basics.
And now, in addition to ongoing, relentless noise pollution caused by off-shore oil explorations and engines from boats and ships, the U.S. Navy plans underwater tests with high-powered sonar and explosives for the next five years (between 2014 – 2019) in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
The Navy’s own calculation estimates that tests with sonar and explosives will kill or maim tens of thousands of whales and other marine mammals.
These underwater tests would cause immense pain and suffering to marine mammals when powerful sonar blasts destroy their hearing and cause fatal hemorrhaging of their brains and bubbles in their organs. Naval sonar has already led to mass whale strandings; in 2009, The Scientific American reported that, “Evidence shows that whales will swim hundreds of miles, rapidly change their depth (sometimes leading to bleeding from the eyes and ears), and even beach themselves to get away from the sounds of sonar.”
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once we swam through crystalline seas,
through miles of water, wherever
we pleased.
now we navigate sounds and
obstructions.
man in his so called search
for progress
has cause our
destruction.
Karen Lyons Kalmenson
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Did you see my dolphin post in March?
http://anglosaxonceltcreates.wordpress.com/2014/03/21/dolphin-haiku/
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Thank you so much, Sarah. (I don’t know how I missed it – ? It’s wonderful and compelling and sad, but so truthful, thank you for creating it.)
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You’re welcome.
(I hope you don’t mind me putting the link on here, I just wanted you to see it and this seemed like a good opportunity to let you know it was there.)
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Absolutely, Sarah, please share links whenever you want!
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Thanks. 🙂
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once we swam through crystalline seas,
through miles of water, wherever
we pleased.
now we navigate sounds and
obstructions.
man in his so called search
for progress
has cause our
destruction.
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Oh, these are both so beautiful, thank you so much, hon, I love them.
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You are welcome and thank you. I hope our voices are heard over the din of navy noise!
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As do I!
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Reblogged this on Ann Novek–With the Sky as the Ceiling and the Heart Outdoors.
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