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Massive die-off of Dolphins in Peru
BlueVoice Executive Director Hardy Jones and Dr. Carlos Yaipen-Llanos went to the scene and counted 615 dead dolphins within 135 kilometers. Reaction has been worldwide. Tests to determine the cause are ongoing. Read Dr. Yaipen-Llanos’ report of his initial findings.
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Citizens of Toshima Island, Japan revere and protect dolphins. Toshima is an ideal place to raise the Japanese people's consciousness about wild dolphins. Read more about the efforts of BlueVoice and our Japanese allies at Toshima. [ More ] |
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Save The Dolphins
Members of BlueVoice have spent decades with dolphins in the wild, coming to know them on a very personal basis, seeing their close family and social relationships. So, we are particularly horrified by the killing or capturing of dolphins. The dolphins we know from the Bahamas and French Polynesia are very real fellow creatures. So are the dolphins we see captured and killed. [ More ] |
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Dolphins In Captivity
Dolphins in captivity have become a huge business. Where once the odd aquarium in Florida or California had a dolphin show, today dolphins are kept in mega amusement parks, swim-with programs in harbors, in casinos and even shopping malls.
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Dolphin Communication
Keeping highly intelligent animals such as dolphins in captivity is extremely cruel. Many dolphins die in the capture process. The dolphins who are captured are taken from their families. They are condemned to spend the rest of their lives in cement tanks, often in unsanitary conditions, forced to perform tricks for food.
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One Dolphin's Life
We have known the dolphin we call Chopper for more than twenty years. This is the story of an interspecies friendship
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Spinner Dolphins
Read the final narration script for our film Ocean Acrobats: The World of the Spinner Dolphin. It has lots of information about spinners in Hawaii and Tahiti and the problems spinners still face from the tuna Fishery.
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Amazing Dolphin Facts
Dolphins are large brained, air breathing mammals which nurse their young. They are not fish.
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The Pink Dolphins of Hong Kong
They look from a distance like beluga whales - totally white. They are called pink dolphins but they are not often pink; generally white when adults. But when they are pink it is a flaming cotton candy pink. An amazing sight.
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