Tag Archives: Japan
10Jan
Two Young Calves Die in the Cove
Taiji, Japan, 1-11-19 – On January 8, local time, Taiji’s dolphins hunters would hit a massive payday. The day began as any other,
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18Dec
Measurable Progress for Dolphins in 2018
While it seems like yesterday we were welcoming in the new year, I’m amazed by how much progress we’ve made for dolphins
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26Nov
Dolphin Dragged Alive to Butcher’s House
22Nov
A Clash of Cultures
GUEST AUTHOR: Tracie Sugo Japanese Culture versus Western Culture and where dolphins fall in-between it all. Being half-Japanese, I was raised heavily
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13Nov
Scenes of Panic, Brutality During Captive Selection
Taiji, Japan, 11-12-18: Three days ago their ordeal began as a large pod of bottlenose dolphins was driven into the Cove. Day 1
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08Nov
Terror in The Cove as Striped Dolphins Slaughtered
Taiji, 11/8/18: The day started out hopeful as there was a little wind and the ocean looked choppy. As the morning went on,
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31Oct
Bokujira Movie Seeks to Glorify Captivity
GUEST AUTHOR: Tracie Sugo Boku wa boku, kujira wa kujirade, oyoideiru or for short, Bokujira, is a fictional movie set around a group
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28Oct
Taiji’s Payday: Bottlenose Dolphins Captured in Japan
18Oct
Message from a Mermaid
GUEST AUTHOR: Nina Leipold We hear all the time that dolphins are very social; they have strong family bonds, are capable of
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15Oct