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Whitebeaked Dolphins research project in the North Sea, at Skagen Reef and the Norwegian Trench, by Viking Explorer and participation of researchers of Copenhagen University's Zoological Museum and Danmarks Miljoeundersoegelser,DMU.

FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROJECT IN GENERAL GO TO
THE AIM AND MODULES OF THE PROJECT PAGE

FOR DETAILS ABOUT THE RESEARCH MODULES AND THE PARTICIPIANTS GO TO THE THREE CUSTOM PAGES.

CUSTOM PAGE 2
Viking Explorer, Photo-ID, Soundproduction and Eccolocation, Night observations, Behavior, etc..

CUSTOM PAGE 3
Zoological Museum, transect observation, research coordination etc..

CUSTOM PAGE 4
D.M.U., Biopsy sampling, Satellite tracking.

For general information on the Marine Research Organisation Viking Explorer, go to our website at..WWW.VIKINGEXPLORER.20M.COM...

www.vikingexplorer.20m.com

The Marine Research Organisation Viking Explorer is a non-profit organisation for research and the protection of endangoured marine environments. Viking Explorer is politically independant and soleley financed by members contributions, funds and sponsorship, as far as sponsorship does not interfear with research or results.

GOING,GOING, GOING, GOING, GOING,GOING, GOING, GONE, EXTINCTION IS FOREVER!

THE JURASSIC PARK SYNDROM
At the dawn of the new millennium many fall victim for what I'd like to call the Jurassic Park Syndrom. New inventions overwhelm us every day in an ever increasing speed. Over 90% of all communication and exchange of information, that has ever taken place between human beings, has taken place during the last five decades of the last century. This development has undeniably given us great advantages and responsibilities.
Gene technology gives us the possibility to clone animals, so what is the problem if a species or two go extinct. Cant we just clone them back into existence? Maybe so, but can we teach a dog to bark and to behave like a canine, I doubt, and where would this animals live, would we clone their natural habitat back into existence too? Maybe so.
Don't fall victim to the Jurassic Park Syndrom, we are not omnipotent, and despite our new innovations we are just human beeings.
Honestly, who would like to live in a world, where all so called nature is plastered with signs saying DONT STEP ON THE GRASS. The choice is ours, mine, Your's.

Chris Lytken
Chaiman

For personal contact to our office or one of our officers,.............................. call +45 3644 7085 ore write an e-mail to...

our mailbox at ve@vikingexplorer.20m.com