Most countries have outlawed whaling, but some countries have few or no laws protecting whales. Why are conservation groups push
ing for world-wide restrictions on whaling? a. Whales are dangerous threats to fishing grounds.
b. Whale oil is desperately needed as fuel worldwide.
c. Unrestricted whaling could lead to their extinction.
d. Oceans are over populated with whales and their numbers need to be reduced or many will starve.
The correct answer is - c. Unrestricted whaling could lead to their extinction.
Most of the whale species are on the endangered list, which means that they have very low number of individuals which puts them in risk of being extinct. The restriction of the whaling must be respected by all countries in order for the whales to have a safe future and be preserved as a family.
All of the countries in the world have signed and agreed to stop the whaling, and only two refused, surprisingly enough, it is Norway and Japan that do not signed and continue with whaling. Even though most of the waters are nowadays safe for the whales, the problem is that some species migrate in waters that belong to Japan and Norway, and that damages their populations.
The answer to this question is C. Unrestricted whaling could lead to their extinction. Conservation groups are pushing for worldwide restrictions on whaling because whales could be endangered due to whaling and it will risk the decrease of their numbers as a species.
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