Let's enslave and kill the dolphins (video)

CC Liu, Crystal Q., Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

The manmade dolphin massacre that fishermen annually launch in Japan

(60 Minutes Australia) Sept. 13, 2023: "Saving the Dolphins" (2009). Rewind to 2009 when the disturbing secrets of Taiji, an idyllic Japanese village facing the Pacific Ocean, were exposed by The Cove. Each September, a cove in Taiji turns into a literal bloodbath, a Dante’s Inferno for families of dolphins which are terrorized, separated, and killed by bloody handed fisherman "just doing their job," even if it's wrong livelihood. Thousands of dolphins are enslaved and sold to marine parks around the world to entertain humans. The rest are brutally slaughtered to be eaten by flesheating humans at aquariums and seafood restaurants.

Ric O’Barry (the man who made Flipper famous) is a one-man eco-warrior who’s made it his life’s mission to save the dolphins.

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