So many animal protection organizations in the world have failed to stop the Japanese whaling operations after so many years. Even Paul Watson, of the "Sea Guardians Association", used "violent" means to hit whaling ships. People called "environmental terrorists" have not been able to stop the Japanese from doing anything they can do to stop Japanese whaling, even if they take a step.

Do you want to use a more violent method to build a warship or submarine, and you will bomb the Japanese whaling ship to the bottom of the sea as soon as you see a Japanese whaling ship? Not to mention how difficult it is to build a submarine or how difficult it is to find someone to drive it. Even if you really get a warship and submarine, will the Japanese surrender with this method of using violence to fight violence? Mu Yang believes that the Japanese will round up themselves in the name of attacking terrorists and confront a country in person. Mu Yang is still unable to catch it now.

There will definitely be a solution, there will definitely be one.

In fact, Teresa and the others are right, increasing publicity so that people in the whole society and the world know the dangers of whales and knowing that those cute marine elves are facing extinction due to human hunting.

Only by arousing the attention of the entire society and jointly fighting against such inhuman behavior can we ultimately stop whaling.

Mu Yang locked himself in the house and began to retreat.

Sarah and Kyle were very worried about Mu Yang's situation. He locked himself in the house. He was not just eating and sleeping, but constantly tapping at the computer. Mu Yang's current behavior was not like a thief who once led them to dominate the world.

Three days later, Mu Yang came out and handed Sarah a printout, saying, "Sarah, Kyle, help me see how this script is."

Kyle said in surprise: "Boss, you've been locked up for three days just to write the script? What did you write?"

"A story about dolphins. I want to shoot a movie about dolphins. It is not a pure feature film, but a story documentary. It will use a lot of real shots. You are a group of people who appreciate my masterpieces. Please give me some advice." After Mu Yang said that, he walked to the table and poured himself a cup of coffee.

To be honest, this script should be said to be a story, because Mu Yang didn't know how to write the script, so he could only write this thing according to the story he thought of.

Sarah took the manuscript paper and sat cross-legged on the sofa, and began to read it carefully. At the beginning, she read it with a smile, but she felt that the story was very warm, but gradually, her face became less and less beautiful.

But Sarah kept watching seriously.

The story begins with a somewhat old-fashioned story. The story takes place on the beach of Dolphin Island, Australia.

There is a 15-year-old American girl named Sarah. Her father, Mr. Smith, works in Melbourne, Australia. She is an oceanographer, so the whole family came to Australia to live. In September of that year, Sarah followed her parents to do Pope Island for a trip. The three of them rented a small sailboat to go to sea, but due to the waves, Sarah unfortunately landed in the sea.

A wave came over and Sarah was crushed to the bottom of the sea. Because she was late, Sarah's father found that Sarah was missing, and the boat had already sailed far away. His father quickly jumped out of the sea to look for Sarah, but there was no sign of Sarah.

Sarah's life was in danger, and her body began to slowly sink into the sea. At this moment, a little dolphin swam over and saw Sarah falling into the water. The little dolphin used his short nose to slap Sarah, which was not strong, and pushed Sarah to the sea with his short nose.

Sarah's father finally saw her daughter and swam quickly. Sarah was rescued. The little dolphin happily slapped the water in the water, as if she knew she had saved a life.

Sarah woke up leisurely, hugged her in her mother's arms and cried. Then her father told him that it was the little dolphin that saved her. From then on, Sarah became good friends with the little dolphin. All summer, Sarah was playing with the little dolphin, and they became their closest partners.

The migration season is here, and the little dolphin is going to migrate to other places with the dolphin family, and Sarah is going to go to school, and the two are reluctant to leave. The father told Sarah that the dolphins will come back every year, and they will take Sarah to see this little guy every year from now on.

Sarah asked with red eyes, "What if she doesn't remember me next year."

"No, the dolphin has a very good memory. You are already friends and he will remember you for the rest of his life." Mr. Smith comforted his daughter.

From then on, every summer, Sarah would come to Dolphin Island to find her best friend "Abu" and spend a wonderful summer vacation.

Three years later, Sarah grew into a big girl, and Abu became a father. When she met Sarah, Abu came with her wife.

Sarah is going to go to college, so she chose the Department of Marine Biology, mainly studying mammals such as dolphins because she loves these elves.

In the fourth year, Sarah still chose to come to Dolphin Island to see her friends during the summer vacation. This time, it brought Sarah a surprise because Abu and his wife were actually carrying a baby, a dolphin smaller than Abu back then, and a little guy who had just been born not long ago.

Later, Sarah graduated from university and joined the Australian Ocean Research Center to work. She got married and had children. Abu's family also grew up and was already a family with more than 10 dolphins.

Sarah took her husband and children to come to visit Abu, and Abu remembered the appearance of the baby in Sarah's arms.

The relationship between Sarah and Abu has surpassed the relationship between humans and animals, and has become a real relative, creating indivisible feelings.

Sarah was doing marine biology research and later installed a satellite positioning tracker for Abu. She told Abu that no matter where Abu went, she would find him.

The story has always been very warm at this point, but the next one is a story about Abu. At this point, the whole story takes a sharp turn.

The migration season is here again, and a large number of dolphins gathered outside the Dolphin Bay. Abu also led his family to migrate with the large army. When they encountered storms on the road and food shortages, they all survived it, but when they reached the Japanese Strait, danger came.

They walk this road every year, but when passing by a strait in Japan, the migration team encountered obstacles. A group of fishing boats appeared in front of them. The fishermen knocked on the iron railings hard, making a harsh sound, intimidating the dolphins.

Dolphins rely on sonar to distinguish directions. Their auditory system is very developed, which also causes the sound to be amplified in their ears. The sound of fishermen knocking on the guardrail of fishing boats makes dolphins unable to move forward normally and may also feel fear.
Chapter completed!