Une autre loterie pour Ric O’Barry (voir article du 19/03/2013) cette fois-ci dans le cadre du #STARTARYOT Challenge.
Ric réhabiliant un dauphin. Ric rehabilitating a dolphin.
Un article d’Elizabeth Batt (surnommée la Batt Woman) résume très bien la situation. Cliquez ici pour la version originale, ou continuez de lire plus bas pour les autres. 🙂
LATEST NEWS: This morning, 19/12/12, 2 Bottlenose Dolphins were transported into small concrete tanks of Dolphin Resort. They will now reside in these tanks until they are sold within the captive trade, eating dead fish and entertaining humans for the rest of their lives. These same animals who just few days ago witnessed the slaughter of their own family and were brutally separated from them.
« Shown many times in the documentary « The Cove » this film is more updated and concise. Everthing is now hidden, all their barbaric deeds are done under concealment but we managed to get cameras into places they (fishermen) wouldn’t look in. They say they kill dolphins humanly yet this film will show you that it is untrue. Dolphins die in the worst possible way and are tortured in front of their own families. Babies are allowed to swim in their mothers blood. This film shows the proceedings in Taiji from Dawn to death. Filmed over 3 years. » Martyn Stewart, audio/naturalist specializing in location and field recordings, mostly for natural history documentaries.
Steel and wooden sticks used to kill the dolphins through their blowholes.
Bâtons d’acier et de bois utilisés pour tuer les dauphins à travers leurs évents.
One of the major phenomenon for the protection of dolphin is certainly the one related to THE COVE. It is a documentary movie led by Flipper’s former trainer, Ric O’Barry, who today is a cetacean activist. Taiji, Japan, is where he acts against the massacre of thousands of dolphins per year, operated in secret.
Keep Whales Wild, Cétacés Libres 