Empathy for Animals ft. Jim Wharton

Watch this episode if you want to know why we empathize
with some animals more than others.


Jim Wharton is the Director of Conservation Engagement
& Learning at the Seattle Aquarium. In this episode, he
explains how zoos and aquariums have evolved into spaces that
cultivate empathy. He also describes how his aquarium
collaborated on a children’s book called Catastrophe by the Sea -
a story of redemption through empathy and compassion found in the
most surprising places.


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Video Edited by David Tsvariani