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"I will take over the universe."
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Favourites: 137; Deviations: 567; Watchers: 163
Watching: 621; Pageviews: 24601; Comments Made: 24092; Friends: 621
# Comments
Comments: 1385
I remember a few years ago, I was active on your DeviantArt profile.
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Hello. I sent you a message regarding the Youtubers Hangout group.
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It still exists? Didn't i make it then abandon it?
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Yes it still exists xD
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Stopping by to see how you are doing Jade.
Hopefully well.
Take care,
Brent / v-242
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Hey, haven't been on DA in ages! I'm doing fine thank you for checking in, how are you?Β
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Hanging in there.
What have you been up to?
Are you working?Β Going to school?Β
Take care,
Brent
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Still going to school 
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Good deal.
I hope that you succeed in whatever you are pursuing.
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Good to see you back, Jade.
Been worried about you.
Hope that you are doing better.
Take care,
Brent / v-242
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I don't really use DA anymore but I have been thinkign of you
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I understand.
You've been in my thoughts and prayers.
Hope that you've been doing well (or as well as you can be).
Thanks for thinking about me.
I sincerely appreciate it, Jade.
Take care,
Brent
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Well I mean you were such a great help to me, of course I think of you! and I would love an update on your situation if you would like to note me
I'm planning on being on DA aggain, I need to repost my super galactic foxes i deleted
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OK ...
Good deal then.
Currently, I am not doing too well at the moment, but when I get a chance here to elaborate further, then I'll pass along a note to you.
Glad that you are back on dA.
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i liked your par and sent you mine! I'd really appreciate if you iced them! I work super hard on my comics
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huh? i have no idea what I said
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Yeah ... I agree.
I didn't understand it myself.
Maybe you were writing it for someone else ... not me.
Anyway, no problemo.
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really? thanks!
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I am so incredibly sorry, but I have to give awayΒ lunaga-kitty.deviantart.com/arβ¦
I really didn't want to do this, but they don't get the attention they desserve, and I want them to have the best possible home.
Thanks for understandingΒ
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That's fine don't worry about it. 
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Thank you for understanding 
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Hey sorry I haven
Hard to believe deviantART is 14 years old today
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wow I've been so absent lately
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Thank you for the fav, and comments, and sorry its late >_<
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Well I'm really late too, I hardly ever go on DA anymore
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My friend showed be Bastille Pompeii and Β I thought of you.Β
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Hello!!! I'm dragon!
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.o. nice name
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I know right?
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Jade, welcome to Spreading-Awareness
Comments, questions and suggestions are always accepted!
- Michael
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Thank you!
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U dont have to thank me okay?
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noway, everyone thanks for favs!
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ok now i'm confused, do you not like too many thanks?
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you know how I said i wish you could read my essay well this is the abstract if you are interestedΒ
Marine aquariaβs role in marine mammal conservation with focuse on Orcinus Orca
Abstract
In 1964 a killer whale was captured and put into captivity. He was nicknemed Moby Doll. He changed the view of the public and scientists. This was inisaly bad news for marine mammals. However some good has come from it. The bad news is Killer Whales from the coast of Washington state were rounded up by boats with nets. Driven into shallow bays, almost an entire generation from that area was taken away to fuel the publicβs fascination with Killer whales. This has had a lasting effect on the killer whale population in that area. There have been 60 formally recognized unusual mortality events 52%of the causes of these events are undetermined. 5 % of events are down to human inactions. 55% of all of the deaths were Cetaceans. The good news is all marine mammals are under The Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA)Β October 21, 1972. This has lead to the formation of a list of all the marine mammals held in captivity. Many species survive in captivity and are used in shows, displays, education and research projects. These species include: killer whales (Orcinus orca), sea otters (Enhydra lutris), river otters (Lontra canadensis), harbour seals (Phoca vitulina), fur seals (Arctocephalus gazella), California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) and bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops). Capturing of wild Killer whales (Orcinus orca) has been banned in the western world. Some research facilities have produced valuable and significant results and findings from studding marine mammals in captivity. Some aquarium for example: Seattle Aquarium run volunteering and awareness projects conservation. Other parks seem just to make money, like Discovery Cove, however they are members of The Alliance of Marine Mammal parks and Aquariums. However some parks for example SeaWorld focus more on making money. Aquaria seem to be good for research and also help educate the public. I feal that SeaWorld must change its view towards conservation. They should expand their conservation projects to cover Cetaceans all of the time and not just when they feel they can make a profit from it.
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