This chapter delves into the profound spiritual and cultural ties between indigenous peoples and whales, spotlighting the perspective of a Maori conservationist. It discusses the significance of recognizing whales as sentient beings and explores the movement towards granting them legal personhood for their protection and ecological value. Through stories and advocacy, the chapter emphasizes the need for conservation efforts that honor the whale's role as both a heritage figure and a crucial component of ocean ecosystems.

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