The Last Blue Whale is a journey into the

world of whales where the warmth of the

Chagos Archipelago and the icy depths of

Antarctic seas are home. To Musco, asiant

of the biggest species ever to inhabit the

earth, the ocean is tranquility, love,

sympathy and security. Until people intrude

with instruments of death

The Last Blue Whale tells of this intrusion--

from the whale s point of view: the mystery

of human presence, aggression and the

ensuing tragedy

A story of great sensitivity and authenticity,

The Last Blue Whale describes how

Musco, Nika and Sul are increasingly

alienated from their ocean environment,

but they have allies in adventurer Alan

Burton and whale spokesperson Alison

Debrett who undertake to frustrate the

exploiting whalers at every turn

The Last Blue Whale describes the plight of

whales with care and perception and

provides rare insights into a major issue of

our time.