Here’s my entry for Friday Fictioneers. This week’s fascinating photo comes from C.E.Ayr.
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Gazing at the view screen, Ereenor sighed, the sound moving like thunder through the water.
“Yes, the planet is mostly water,” he said. “But its people are not friendly to our brothers and sisters. Some they hunt and kill for their oils. Other they keep as pets….” He shuddered, his tail thrashing nervously.
“We trust your judgment,” the council said,speaking as one. “We will find another planet. For now, rescue our oppressed kin.”
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No one ever knew why so many whales and dolphins suddenly disappeared – or what we almost gained instead.
Anne Higa 
…then came the cry: “So long, and thanks for all the fish.”
Well said. A clever use of viewpoint here, to convey an important message.
Dear Anne,
I enjoyed this imaginative piece. I like the idea of these beings rescuing their endangered cousins. Well done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Serves us right to miss out. What wonderful story.