I agree 100% with the opinion of @frdolphinPOV at the end of the article 
Is it a good idea to intervene on behalf of ailing orcas among the Southern Resident Killer Whales in the Pacific Northwest? How far one should go to save endangered species?https://www.kitsapsun.com/story/news/2019/02/07/after-orca-death-experts-weigh-intervene-help-ailing-killer-whales/2806694002/ …
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@watsonwatsonstu read this!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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You go as far as you need to go to help a wild endangered species!!
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As far as it takes! We killed their habitat. Shame on us
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Totally agree. To watch a group like this to slowly starve to death is immoral and inhumane. Not an expert on solutions but please get on with it. This is terrifying
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They should go all out to save them Gods know they have a hard time
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@PattyMurray@SenatorCantwell@GovInslee let them eat the salmon. Free the dams. They are starving and 2 more are ailing That is the only chance they have. After that I agree w Ken Balcomb and Naomi Rose. Sick of it.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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We should go as far as we can and do so without ANY regret. WE ARE RESPONSIBLE for the extinction of many many animals. It is up to us to remedy that in any way “humanly” possible.
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Definitely. They are dying because of human interference with the dam
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