Monthly Archives: October 2014
Liberating Joe & Rosie – Lilly’s Research Dolphins
FLASHBACK 1987 June 17, 1980, off Gulfport, Mississippi, two young dolphins – Joe and Rosie, were captured for research studies headed by
read moreCaptured Dolphin Rescued and Set Free in Indonesia
A female bottlenose dolphin was set free on October 26th by members of the Jakarta Animal Aid Network (JAAN). The dolphin was captured in Jepara, Indonesia, on read more
Ask Orange County Supt. to Consider Viewing ‘The Cove’ and ‘Blackfish’
CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE PETITION A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. – Henry Adams We wish to read more
UPDATED: Rescue still underway of highly-endangered blue whales
(Updates with further tweets from @FemkeDenHaas) The island of Lembata, in Indonesia, is a recognized area where whales and dolphins are continuously killed read more
More Risso’s dolphins slaughtered in the Cove
Another pod of Risso’s dolphins has been slaughtered in Taiji, Japan, only three days after the last slaughter of this same species. The read more
VIDEO: RIC FREES DOLPHINS IN HAITI
FLASHBACK 2004 PORT AU PRINCE– Six dolphins caught for exhibition in mid-May 2004, swam free on June 3, after the intercession of Haitian
read moreBREAKING: Ric O’Barry Discusses Vet Report Findings for SeaWorld San Diego
A new veterinary report on the condition of animals at SeaWorld San Diego was the topic of discussion at a press conference held today read more
Risso’s Dolphin Pod Couldn’t Evade Relentless Hunters
For 17 consecutive days the Cove has run blue, but that streak ended today. As the sun rose this morning, 12 dolphin read more
The Orca Awareness Project
The Orca Awareness Project is a minute long animated Public Service Announcement (PSA). It was designed by three Media Arts and Animation students read more
Captive Commerson’s dolphins in North America
This piebald dolphin resembles a torpedo as it zips through the ocean. A known acrobat, the Commerson's dolphin -- which resembles the porpoise but read more