Controversially my suspicion is what we're doing to the oceans and the rest of the planet will cause more suffering to humans than any other species, which will

Controversially my suspicion is what we're doing to the oceans and the rest of the planet will cause more suffering to humans than any other species, which will mostly just die out without really understanding what's happening to them. We all know what human suffering feels like, and we're all able to communicate with other humans one way or another, yet none of us seem able to accept we might have to change our lifestyles or reevaluate our priorities to help minimise that suffering in others. Still, I'd be fascinated whether whales actually had any interesting (and comprehensible!) thoughts to share about human behaviour, and whether we might learn at least something from them.