Sell Whales and Dolphins in the Philippines: A Field Guide best price

by JOSE MA. LORENZO TAN Contributing Editor: Dr. JO MARIE ACEBES Throughout the world, living whales are now clearly perceived as having greater value than dead whales. In the Philippines, all whale and dolphin fisheries have been legally prohibited. Dolphin hunting is clearly illegal under Fisheries Administrative Office (FAO) 185-1. It is unlawful to catch dolphins, whales, and porpoises in Philippine waters, or to sell, purchase, posses, transport, or export them, whether dead or alive, in any state or form. excerpt from p.93 From the Table of Contents: Whale and Dolphin Watching Locations, Do whales migrate?, Seasons of the whale, Dos and Dont's, Where does one find whales and dolphins?, Spotting whales and dolphins, How do whales breathe?, Approaching whales and dolphins, The Blow, Bow Riding, The use of skiffs/bancas, Diving Behavior, Cetacean on the beach--what to do Whale Watching Equipment Binoculars and Telescopes, Still and video cameras, Hydrophones, Other whales watching gear/tips