Titlebook: Marine Mammal Welfare; Human Induced Change Andy Butterworth Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 cetacean, pinniped, ursid,

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Welfare Implications of Cetacean Bycatch and Entanglementsreflect this increasing welfare knowledge and, in general, inadequate effort to reduce the numbers of cetaceans caught in gear. The assessment and awareness of welfare implications of bycaught cetaceans is several decades behind farm animal welfare. Pathological data indicate that the majority of by

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From Hunting to Watching: Human Interactions with Cetaceanse given quotas to hunt whales, although not without some controversy. Small cetaceans are also hunted, by indigenous communities, and there are sizeable hunts in several locations such as Peru, the Faroe Islands and Japan. Human interactions with cetaceans also include indirect interactions via poll

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Welfare Issues Associated with Small Toothed Whale Hunts: An Example, the ‘Drive Hunt’ in Taiji, Japalone would not produce a rapid death in a large mammal of this type. The method induces paraplegia (paralysis of the body) and death through trauma and gradual blood loss. We discuss in this chapter how this killing method compares to the recognized requirement for ‘immediate insensibility’ adopted

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Social Change in Cetacean Populations Resulting from Human Influencesroup welfare in both a positive and negative manner, and there are complex relationships between sociality, the impacts of human-induced rapid environmental change and the welfare of cetaceans. E.O. Wilson listed ten ‘qualities’ of sociality. Although used to classify animal societies according to t