Overboard by Chip Dunham for June 26, 2016

They care for everything from butterflies to whales… and everything in between… except whaling ships.

With Henry at the cannon, they may not be too worried.

Um….no. At the first sign of any armed or aggressive contact intervention tactics, the japanese whaling ships would have even more heavily armed japanese navy ships escorting them on their “scientific” research whaling expeditions. That’s why the Sea Shepherd employs frustration techniques to try to draw worldwide attention to this morally questionable practice. But more power to you, Henry. Your heart’s in the right place.

If those accidents fail. try ramming the Revenge right down her throat. I doubt yjey’ll have the belly for it.

Good morning, Crew!

Considering how much of the whale meat coming on to the dinner tables in japan after “science ships” handled them, its one of the few exceptions I don´t mind.

of ALL the barbaric act’s of men to try an pass it off as research for science ,is beyond belief . You may fire when ready Gridley er Henry .

They should merely admit they are hunting for meat and find a sustainable number to take. Like the seal pups of the Arctic and cattle of all sorts, they are a renewable resource that can be managed for long term exploitation.

So exploit them sustainably – it’s what humans, indeed, all predators, do. After all, the whales don’t bother with how cute krill are before they eat them. And I’ve had it with the “cute” animals getting all the press, anyhow.

Straight to my fb page.

I am lucky to live on the Oregon coast where i can see whales all summer.I still get a thrill every time i see one.

http://oregonwhales.com

I hear their submarine detection abilities are quite limited.Torepedos….LOS!

Thanks, Chip.

right on!

Good Morning CREW! I have read this strip on-line for 2 years, and all of the comments,, I felt it was time to Come aboard, and Defend Captain Henry, and his right wing idea’s!

They missed. That was the accident.

I’m not sure those are cannonballs. They look more like Louie’s old doggie bags from the park. A good way to get rid of them.

Ooh—them’s fighting words …

Welcome, dave avers! We’re a pretty happy bunch here, and good to see you with us.

Happy Sunday, Crew.

Leave your politics out….

Good late night and good night Crew!

Is there a Pulitzer Prize for a comic strip? In this case, their should be.