Right Whales article reveiw

Douglas Chadwick 's penchant for animals , particularly for the whales is clearly evident in his tale about the survival of the almost extinct Eubalaena glacialis , more commonly known as the right whales . His narrative starts with a of the mammal as it spins and travels along the Bay of Fundy to feed his readers ' imagination on how this gigantic animal behaves and then follows it with a brief history on how the right whales got its name which prodded for their almost extinction . One of the highlights of his narrative is the relationship

br of the volunteers , which aim to save the Eubalaena specie , with Calvin whom they named after the comic character because of the whale 's love for mischief . I was immediately drawn to read the article because of its eye catchy photo and its ear catchy title , Right Whales . However , since this article is written for the National Geographic , expect a couple of technical terms , heavy adjectives for s that would require making your imagination work double time , and a detailed narrative of how the journey to saving these whales started , with emphasis on Calvin 's autobiography . With this in mind , the author most likely wanted to share his experiences to alert citizens who live near the reserves where the whales show up most of the time , the scientific community most especially whale enthusiasts , and the owners of the commercial fishing and marine transport ships , that something can be done to save the right whale species

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