(Alana relates how
the dolphins reacted to the ski racers visiting
the beach, worries about an earth dolphin that
was shot and confirms that whales are indigenous
to Earth. There are whale-like species while
orcas on the other hand are hybrids.)
Russ:
and hello Alana.
Alana: hey, how's it
going?
Russ: going good my
love, how are you
doing?
Alana: oh I'm all
right.
Russ: did you go watch
the races?
Alana: yeah I enjoyed
it.
Russ: yeah?
Alana: I thought it
was funny with all the
cats milling around.
(the base's cat
population gathered at
one point to watch the
races)
Russ: yeah that was a
pretty good story, I
liked that one.
Alana: uh-huh, yes
they apparently
reserved themselves a
whole section in the
seating.
Russ: how'd the
dolphins love the
attention from all the
various racers all
hanging out on the
beaches?
Alana: well they
enjoyed watching them
sunbathing and being
fed by hand and
swimming with them and
some of the young
children that were
there they let them
ride around on their
back, they enjoyed
themselves
tremendously.
Russ: oh wonderful,
good. A good time was
had by all.
Alana: oh yes,
certainly. The only
complaints that the
dolphins had was that
a certain group of
Sirians that decided
to keep their white
wine cooled in their
favorite area, their
favorite watching
area. They didn't like
that at all.
Russ: I can imagine.
Alana: and they
couldn't flick them
out of the water
properly because they
were concerned about
breaking the bottles
so they stole them.
Russ: (laughs)
Alana: took them to
the far end of the
lake and then made the
Sirians that had left
them there go and
fetch them from the
far end. Made one
person late for his
race actually.
Russ: serves them
right.
Alana: uh-huh.
Russ: okay, has your
mom given any updates
about our latest work
with Norway?
Alana: yes some, some
but I've not been at
my peak.
Russ: I'm sorry to
hear that.
Alana: oh that's quite
all right.
Russ: kind of under
the weather are you?
Alana: just a tad.
Russ: oh, okay. No we
have a particular
dolphin who seems to
be hanging around a
particular I guess
port or....
Alana: oh yes, mother
did tell me.
Russ: right and near
my...
Alana: uh-huh, she
cried.
Russ: yeah because it
had been shot at and
had some bullet wounds
and stuff.
Alana: I cried.
Russ: I don't blame
you.
Alana: see if you can
get a physical address
from this person and I
will give you a recipe
to send to him.
Russ: okay.
Alana: okay?
Russ: well they call
him Flipper.
Alana: oh very
original......
Russ: that's what he
said.
Alana: very original.
Russ: and what he's
been asked to write a
little thing about
Flipper to....
Alana: okay let's
address this matter at
hand as we have
limited time to deal
with it.
Russ: okay.
Alana: okay, first of
all is, what he should
do is go to his
nearest store
and....no first of all
he should contact a
research Institute of
oceanographics. Get
some antibiotics for
the dolphin, general
well-being antibiotics
to make it feel
better. Then go and
buy a whole salmon as
it probably likes
salmon, hence the
reason why the
fishermen have been
shooting at it. On the
inside, smear the
antibiotics on the
inside and give it to
quote unquote,
Flipper. What a name.
Russ: hey, they're
from Norway okay?
Alana: okay, when he
contacts a
oceanographic research
institute, send a copy
of his letter that he
writes to them to the
local newspaper.
Russ: okay.
Alana: about saying
how concerned he is
about the dolphin.
Also send a letter to
a local newspaper,
another one, talking
about how great it is
to have a dolphin in
the area and how
saddening it is to see
that it's being shot
at by the local
fishermen and he
understands the fact
that their local
fishermen are
concerned that he's
eating their fish. But
also point out that
he's keeping away
other predatory
animals such as
sharks.
Russ: okay.
Alana: and the fact
that the potential of
having a dolphin there
is a useful tool for
the fishermen to take
tourists out to go
fishing and also to
meet the dolphin.
Russ: yeah, I've
suggested that.
Alana: uh-huh.
Russ: now his question
is, why is the dolphin
there?
Alana: it has a
purpose. Without me
talking to the dolphin
it's hard to tell.
Without.....wait a
second, can you get a
description of the
dolphin?
Russ: yeah sure,
that's easy.
Alana: uh-huh, if it's
a bluish color with
white stripes
especially kind of the
Egyptian type stripes
on the eyes right?
Russ: (writes in my
notepad) bluish with
white stripes....
Alana: by the eyes,
the Egyptian type. And
if it has a slightly
crooked fin, I think
you might know who it
is.
Russ: .....eyes and
crooked fin. Why would
I know who it is?
Alana: remember the
one that we returned?
(from the mission to
bring a willing pod of
third dimensional
dolphins to the base I
had helped complete)
Russ: oh yeah, right.
Alana: uh-huh.
Russ: I thought we got
that out of the
Pacific.
Alana: uh-huh.
Russ: well this is in
Norway.
Alana: uh-huh.
Russ: where did you
guys return it to?
Alana: we returned it
to the exact location
but that doesn't mean
to say that it hasn't
gone off elsewhere.
Maybe its time up here
served a purpose? I'm
thinking that it was
up here for a reason.
I'm thinking that this
Flipper has a very,
very important part to
play on your planet,
especially in the
country of Norway.
Russ: well let me get
a description on this
little guy and see
what I find out some
more about him.
Alana: uh-huh.
Russ: interesting,
that would be very
interesting.
Alana: yes it would be
because if it is our
dolphin and it is
there, then the
spirituality up here
has rubbed off and it
is trying to help the
humans by drawing
attention to its
plight, it draws its
attention to all
dolphin's plight.
Hmmm....ohh, my
stomach's a little
unsettled.
Russ: I'll work on
that. Okay one last
thing and then we're
going to cut loose?
Alana: okay.
Russ: hmm, origination
of whales.
Alana: origination of
whales, they are
actually indigenous to
your planet.
Russ: they are, that's
what I thought?
Alana: uh-huh.
Russ: Karra kind of
gave me a little tip
on that.
Alana: they are
indigenous to your
planet, orcas are and
are not. Like the
primates on your
planet are related to
you, like the original
earthlings, not the
Lemurians or the
Atlanteans, the
humanoid life form
that was on your
planet is related or
similar to our species
but not related
because it's
indigenous to your
planet and we're
indigenous to ours but
there are
similarities.
Russ: there's a mix.
Alana: uh-huh. Your
current race is a mix
of us and the original
earthlings.
Russ: right, so are
the orcas?
Alana: correct.
Russ: what other race
are they mixed with
what though?
Alana: there's a
species of orca that
was different. There
are traces of it in
the fossil record.
Russ: oh, but now it's
smarter and.....
Alana: much smarter.
Much more friendlier
as well.
Russ: still as
ferocious and
predatory as its
predecessor.
Alana: no, it's less
ferocious.
Russ: I mean it has
those same instincts.
Alana: yes but then
they're much
more....they won't
hurt certain animals.
Mainly land-based
animals.
Russ: interesting.
Alana: uh-huh.
Russ: okay.
Alana: and they're not
ferocious and
predatory, they go for
survival. Now the
little groups that are
ferocious and
predatory that attack
seals and so on are
kind of nearer to the
strain of the original
indigenous
inhabitants.
Russ: ahh, now I have
trouble believing that
whales are indigenous
to our planet but not
indigenous to anywhere
else. They have to be
spread out among the
galaxy.
Alana: oh there are
species and different
types of whales spread
out through the galaxy
but your whales are
solely, the blue
whales, the right
whales and so on,
they're indigenous to
your planet only.
There are other whales
or whale-like
creatures that have no
resemblance to your
whales.
Russ: interesting.
Alana: they are more
birdlike, their
flippers are bigger,
there are some planets
that have huge
creatures like that,
there are some planets
that have more dolphin-sized
type whales that are
more canine like, more
like the dolphins.
Russ: interesting. I
think we got a pretty
special group on ours.
Alana pretty special
group all over the
place. Anyway.....
Russ: all right.
Alana: bye hon.
Russ: bye
sweetheart.
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