Cetaecean culture: Philosophical implications

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):333-334 (2001)
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Abstract

Culture among cetaeceans has important philosophical implications. Three receive attention here. First, these animals are more like humans than we had previously thought. Even so, we must affirm and respect their otherness. Second, only a fresh approach to research makes this kind of information available. Third, whales and dolphins should now be included with us in an extended moral community

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