Blackfish

What is the primary focus of the documentary 'Blackfish'?

• The life of orcas in captivity

• The migration patterns of blackfish

• The diet of blackfish in the wild

• The breeding habits of blackfish

Which species is commonly referred to as 'blackfish' in marine biology?

• Orca

• Great White Shark

• Blue Whale

• Dolphin

What is a significant impact of captivity on orcas, as highlighted in 'Blackfish'?

• Increased lifespan

• Improved social behavior

• Collapsed dorsal fins

• Enhanced hunting skills

In the context of 'Blackfish', what is a dorsal fin collapse?

• A natural phenomenon in wild orcas

• A condition caused by captivity

• A genetic mutation

• A result of ocean pollution

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What scientific method is used to study the behavior of orcas in 'Blackfish'?

• Field observation

• Laboratory experiments

• Satellite tracking

• Genetic analysis

How does 'Blackfish' contribute to the understanding of animal welfare science?

• By promoting the benefits of zoos

• By highlighting the ethical concerns of animal captivity

• By supporting marine parks

• By ignoring animal rights issues

What physiological change is often observed in captive orcas, as discussed in 'Blackfish'?

• Increased muscle mass

• Decreased brain size

• Collapsed dorsal fins

• Enhanced vision

Which of the following is a real-world application of the findings from 'Blackfish'?

• Improved aquarium designs

• Stricter regulations on marine animal captivity

• Development of new marine species

• Increased fishing quotas

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What is the main argument against keeping orcas in captivity, according to 'Blackfish'?

• They are dangerous to humans

• They do not breed well in captivity

• They suffer physically and mentally

• They are too large for tanks

Which scientific concept is explored in 'Blackfish' regarding orca behavior?

• Social structures and hierarchies

• Photosynthesis

• Cell division

• Chemical bonding