Whatever! Go save a dolphin or something!He whirled around. It's a whale, Alex, a whale! That's what I'm interested in saving.I threw up my arms. What's wrong with saving dolphins?
In the book "Daimon" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character expresses frustration about someone trivializing his concern for whales by suggesting he focus on dolphins instead. This exchange highlights a common tendency to prioritize certain issues over others, despite their equal significance in the realm of conservation. The tone suggests a playful debate about what deserves attention in environmental activism.
The dialogue reflects the passions of individuals involved in wildlife protection, emphasizing that every species has its importance. The protagonist's insistence on saving whales serves as a reminder that all marine life is valuable, and diversifying conservation efforts can contribute to a healthier ecosystem.
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