Speckled Brook Trout Book

This book mainly deals with Springer and Luna - not sure if the " and the Struggle to Save West Coast Killer Whales" was a reference to the two of them but it definitely does not cover saving or rescuing many other whales (although it does mention Moby Doll and Miracle - who both ended up in captivity). The book doesn't really glorify the Vancouver Aquarium in my opinion and it made me reconsider how I felt about Luna after watching the Cove. I was initially glad that the relocation attempt had failed and he was allowed to remain where he was but after further reading and the knowledge I have today, I wish a stronger effort for relocating him and reuniting him with his family would have been made - spoiler alert - and that may have prevented his horrible and early death. However, even his short life in the wild would have been better than captivity, and I'm glad that (according to the book) captivity was an extreme last measure. Overall, I thought the book did a pretty good job of portraying both sides of the Luna ordeal and I could see how it would be from either side. Of course, there's always more to the story than you know. Overall, I enjoyed the read. It's a bit of a hard to find book though. I grabbed mine off of eBay for less than retail price but still generally more than I pay for books online. Worth it! Hopefully Springer will continue to live and have a happy life in part of thanks to all those who helped reunite her with her family.