Captain Paul: Save the pilot whales
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Evalou Editions presents the eighth volume of the adventures of Captain Paul
During a trip to the Faroe Islands, Captain Paul witnesses a group of pilot whales being surrounded by numerous boats. He understands that it is urgent to intervene for the well-being of these very intelligent creatures.
The Grind, or Grindadráp, is a Faroese tradition of surrounding groups of cetaceans and slaughtering them with machetes. The NGO Sea Shepherd has been denouncing this barbarity for decades. In this children's album, without weapons, blood or violence, the Sea Shepherd teams, led by the courageous Captain Paul Watson, oppose this practice from another age. What if we replaced these unworthy traditions with festivals where no animals would be harmed?
Topics covered: Unworthy tradition / Protection of nature / Discovery of Sea Shepherd
• Age range: 3 to 8 years
• Format: 20 X 26 cm
• Number of pages: 32
• 100% of profits donated to Sea Shepherd France
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