What is the moral of whales?

There are many symbolic meanings of whales, mainly the following.

1, Motherhood: Whales are the largest animals on earth, and they are also the oldest and smartest animals. They are gentle and fierce. In the history of human culture, whales are a symbol of motherhood.

2. Regeneration: In the Old Testament, it was recorded that the prophet Jonah was swallowed by a whale in a shipwreck and stayed for three days and three nights. Finally, he managed to escape unscathed. Some scholars believe that the story of the prophet Jonah and the constellation Ceylon is a metaphor for the fall of Babylon and the rescue of Jews. Therefore, whales here also mean rebirth.

3. Ambitious: In ancient China, whales were called "Kun", and Kun Peng's ambition was used to describe ambition.

4. Go forward bravely and be free: the whale flies freely and keeps moving forward in the boundless ocean.

Extended data:

Whale is a general term for cetaceans, which can be divided into baleen suborder and odonta, and further divided into 14 family, with nearly 90 species. After a long evolution. There is a big gap between body shape and living habits.

Cetaceans are completely aquatic mammals, with a body length of 1-30 meters, bare skin, almost no hair on the snout and thick subcutaneous fat. These fats help to keep the body temperature. When they live in water, these fats can reduce their weight and help them swim.

They mainly feed on fish, mollusks and zooplankton in the ocean.

Driven by interests, under the double oppression of environmental degradation and human hunting, many whales with high economic value are on the verge of extinction. We should protect animals, protect nature and achieve harmonious development.