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Saving Marcos: One Day at a Time
In Almerimar, Spain, the local grassroots volunteer group PROMAR is successfully raising a young striped dolphin, Marcos, to be released back into the sea, despite many looming roadblocks.
A First: Japanese Protest the Dolphin Hunts!
For the first time, Japanese animal rights activists stage a major demonstration against the dolphin and whale hunts in Tokyo.
Enson Inoue and Ric Help Fukushima Victims
Ric O'Barry and Tim Burns help Enson Inoue deliver much needed supplies to victims of the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster in northern Japan.
Japan’s Growing Animal Rights Movement
In Tokyo, our volunteeer Cove Monitor Hans Peter Roth reports on an Anti-fur Demonstration organized and led by Japanese activists.
Dolphin Deaths Continue in the Cove
Our Volunteer Cove Monitor Tia Butt reports on the Risso's Dolphin Slaughter from Friday.
Cove Update and Goodbye for Now
Our volunteer Cove Monitor Tia Butt leaves Taiji, but witnesses an epic struggle between pods of Risso's dolphins and the dolphin hunters.
Weather Is Key to Dolphin Survival
Volunteer Cove Monitor Tia Butt reports on Monday's slaughter of Risso's dolphins in Taiji.
Trainer: Tilikum past darker than SeaWorld said
CBS interviews a former SeaWorld trainer about the danger to trainers from Tilikum, the captive orca, returning to public shows at the aquarium.
SeaWorld’s Hypocrisy
SeaWorld is putting out a press release to emphasize their "rescue" work with dolphins, whales, and seals, but don't buy what they are trying to sell.
Scientists Speak Out Against the Slaughter
Scientists from around the globe have signed a petition to end the dolphin slaughter in Taiji, Japan, calling it unethical.
Mikura Island: Where Japanese Love Wild Dolphins
I traveled to Mikura Island this past summer, where the Japanese people love their dolphins.
