Tag Archives: Bottlenose dolphin
04Apr
Lonely Dolphin ‘Honey’ Dies in Japan
Dolphin Project can confirm that Honey, one of the most well-known captive dolphins in Japan has died. Dolphin Project first obtained exclusive footage
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19Dec
Global Shift for Dolphins in 2019 – A Year in Review
“I’ve been doing this work for 50 years and there have been very, very few good days. Our victories are few and
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16Apr
Honey the Dolphin Sold as Part of Aquarium Deal
Update 8/1/19: Inubosaki Marine Park will be re-opening, with no renovations being made to Honey’s tank or the penguin enclosure at present. Activists
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04Feb
A Dolphin Mother’s Grief
On January 29, 2019, a deceased dolphin calf was spotted in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand. The calf, thought to be
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28Sep
VIDEO: Wild Dolphin Highlights Oceanic Pollution
Images are often stronger than words, having the power to convey visuals that are otherwise lost in syntax. For divers swimming around
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25Sep
Exclusive Video: Plight Desperate for Abandoned Dolphin
Update 11/13/18: According to a well-informed source, Inubosaki Marine Park Aquarium is currently in debt and seeking a buyer. When the marine park was
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27Mar
Squee’s Great Escape
Squee is exactly where he belongs: in the big, beautiful, blue ocean. He spends his days exploring coral reefs, surfing the waves
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22Jan
BREAKING: Terror, Injuries During Day 3 of Captive Selection
Taiji, 1-22-17: It’s been 63 hours since a 250+ strong pod of bottlenose dolphins were driven into the cove. They have been
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18Jan
Three Years an Angel
29Mar
One Dolphin’s Story: Beachie
Quick Facts Born: 1982 (estimated) Stranded: April 1984, Florida Died: February 28, 2016; ruptured vein in his air cavity In April of 1984, a
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