I have been on this platform for several months and I have seen many great videos but none of them have moved me as much as this one did. I am not going to lie, while watching I almost broke down in tears. What got me the most was visioning the beluga whale in tank and having someone show it compassion by visiting it. I never thought of it this way and I probably would have never did unless Kawaii pointed it out to me. I see you have real passion in what you do and you dont do it just for the views but because you truly care. That is rare not only on this platform but also in life. Remember my motto: Create and motivate. Continue to do you and let people see the passion you have not only for your work but also for life in general. Keep up the great work and thank you for showing me another way to show compassion for animals!
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Thank you so much for this @originalmrspice there will be more videos with animals because animals are a huge part of my life. Ava loves to visit them. It is a bonding time for us. And she loves to learn all she can about them. Sometimes we sit on the dock and feed the fish, sometimes for fun we feed even the seagulls (I have a silly vlog about the birds I made one day when we were out doing that a few weeks back). People should not be judged on appearance, nor on a main image. Nor a book by its cover. And I am going to say it right now. You were one of the people who really stood up for what was fair, and right on all sides that day. I will never forget that. Thank you for your kindness.
@originalmrspice I can understand why you think going to a whale tank to show compassion might seem helpful, but this is a simple supply and demand issue. When you pay a zoo money, they are going to keep stealing innocent animals from their parents in the wild and subjecting them to a life of suffering and imprisonment. With monkeys, wildlife traffickers will just shoot the parent monkeys with a gun and steal their babies to sell. Not once in Kawaii's original video did she exude an ounce of remorse for the whales; it was just laughter the whole time. If you don't think this is a supply and demand issue look no further than the Blackfish example, when what is happening in the dark comes to light, Sea World stopped getting support. Stock plummeted, and so Sea World said that they wouldn't buy or breed any more whales for their business.