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By Kirsten Massebeau The military is calling their multinational Naval exercises a success: "A giant exercise off the coast of Scotland which involved more than 30 warships and 65 aircraft from 13 ...
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America's Seaworld company is being accused of not doing enough to protect its kilelr whale trainers after documents filed with the New York Stock Exchange admit more injuries and deaths are a possibility.
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A site where supporters of whales, dolphins, and porpoises can network, share information, and join forces to help save Cetaceans
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Please get your comments into NOAA before the comment period closes! Delete the scoop?
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From a cliff above the tiny cove, a stocky, bald man could be seen between tightly drawn lengths of green tarpaulin, a metal rod in one hand, and something long, ...
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A must read article. Dolphins must not be hunted! Delete the scoop?
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The Orcas targeted a group of seals basking on the surface of the Indian Ocean by breaching and forming circles to confuse the seals. Then the Orcas dove deep, to almost 100 meters deep and powered up to the surface trying to surprise the seals with an attack from below. Delete the scoop?
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NEW ORLEANS -- About 1,300 sperm whales in the northern Gulf of Mexico may be different enough from others in their endangered species to be considered for specific protections, the federal government said Thursday.
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In light of the continued presence in the East River of at least one dolphin, the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation reminds us that dolphins "are wild animals and should be ...
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Please register and vote for our dolphin hero Ric O’Barry! Just 10 votes a day could get Ric O’Barry to the number 1 spot to win! Please register and vote for Ric O’Barry! Let’s make Ric the winner! When he wins it is a win for the dolphins!
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Bardot to rejoin the fight HIGH-speed vessel Brigitte Bardot is due to leave Hobart tomorrow after a brief interruption to its campaign.
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"Not a whale has been slaughtered and we are well into February," he said. "Whatever happens now, it is going to be a huge loss for the Japanese whaling fleet." Delete the scoop?
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There are some places in this country where eating local is not just preferable -- but essential. At more than a thousand kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, the Nunavut hamlet of Grise Fiord is the most northerly place you can live in Canada.
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Sad news for the Narwhal! The hunt has been expanded. Delete the scoop?
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By Kirsten Massebeau Gowanus Dolphin: saddest thing ever. Just when I thought this week couldn’t possibly get any worse, I saw the stranded dolphin in the Gowanus Canal and it made me profoun...
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By Kirsten Massebeau “Blackfish” the new documentary about the captive industry being previewed at the Sundance Film Festival is making waves as it delves into the dark side of captivit...
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Taiji, Japan is the captive industries dirty secret! 
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February 27, 12:03 PM
Just so sad that people do not know or do not care about these "Children of the Seas" and if they want to see them, take a boat 6 miles off the coast of California..they live with their super pods in happiness!!
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The Tico Times - Central America's leading English language news source.
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By Kirsten Massebeau The Office of the Naval Research (ONR) is proposing an acoustic technology experiment (ATE) during spring, summer 2013 in the Western North Pacific: The nine provinces are disc...
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A juvenile humpback whale that had become stranded on a shoal in La Paz Bay was rescued Sunday by authorities and citizens who used a rope and boats to pull the animal back into deeper water.
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Stranded baby whale pulled back out to sea where it swam off uninjured. 
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April 24, 5:19 AM
A juvenile humpback whale that had become stranded in shallow water in La Paz Bay was rescued Sunday by authorities and citizens who used a rope and boats to pull the cetacean into deeper water. According to Octavo Dia, the rescue effort lasted two-plus hours and the whale seemed to swim freely away despite the long and very dramatic ordeal. (The accompanying Cabovision video shows part of the rescue effort, including the whale being pulled from the shoal. It does not show the whale swimming to freedom.) "The effort followed the protocol for marine mammal rescue," Octavo Dia reported. "The struggle to save the whale lasted over two hours, but the successful results incited elated uproar in the concerned witnesses." The whale had become stranded beyond El Coromuel Beach during low tide. El Coromuel is north of La Paz, which is the capital of Baja California Sur. Among those assisting in the rescue effort were members of a local stranding network. Delete the scoop?
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Oil-searching airguns that blast sound pulses 100,000 times more intense than a jet engine could injure and kill thousands of dolphins and whales in the Atlantic Ocean, according to a new report.
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“Imagine a rocket being launched out of your living room every 10 seconds, 24 hours a day, for days to weeks at a time,” Matthew Huelsenbeck, report author and marine scientist at Oceana, said in a press release. “ Delete the scoop?
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Theme park faces allegations that rough training and bullying of whale captured in the wild led it to kill three people
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Although the article seems slightly slanted for SeaWorld it is still press for "Blackfish"! Delete the scoop?
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Scientists See Cruelty in Killing Method Used in Japan’s Dolphin Roundup
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A must read and share article. Scientists have analyzed the secret video of highly intelligent dolphins dying slowly in Taiji Japan. Delete the scoop?
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Thanks to a recent act of mammalian solidarity caught on film, reporter Paul Burt now finds himself as the subject of the story.
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A #dolphin
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March 20, 4:30 AM
While heading out on a fishing trip yesterday morning along the Gold Coast, Burt and a friend ran across a beached dolphin. Lying 150 feet from the water line, the stranded animal appeared to have been trapped by the quickly receding tide and was now clinging to life in the sand.
"We thought he was dead to start with," says Burt. "But when he saw us it was like, 'The rescuers (are) coming to get me'. He was excited."
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Whistleblowers will not back down to Marineland! Shut them down! Delete the scoop?
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By Kirsten Massebeau In what seems a bold move SeaWorld a company already on the hot seat due to the death of Dawn Branchau, David Kirby's recent book, "Death at SeaWorld", and the soon to be relea...
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How many #dolphins at Kamogawa SeaWorld are from #Taiji drive fisheries.
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February 27, 6:48 AM
In what seems a bold move SeaWorld a company already on the hot seat due to the death of Dawn Branchau, David Kirby’s recent book, “Death at SeaWorld”, and the soon to be released documentary, “Blackfish” have requested a permit to import aPacific white-sided dolphin from Kamogawa SeaWorld in Japan. Kirara was born May 3, 2006 in captivity at Kamogawa SeaWorld. In the statement for import permit Kamogawa SeaWorld states these points about the dolphin candidates parents Spica and Hokuto: Delete the scoop?
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By Kirsten Massebeau Action for Marine Mammals 海洋ほ乳類を守る会 an independent, Japanese group supporting cetaceans in Japan has staged their second protest in Tokyo. This second protest solely focused o...
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Our hats are off to all those brave participants that attended the demo to end research whaling.
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February 24, 8:03 AM
Standing Tall, a fisherman's change of heart inspires many *** Delete the scoop?
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More than 31 million instances of harm are anticipated
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This is unacceptable! How many must die before the Navy admits the harm they are doing!
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January 30, 3:11 AM
We’re talking about a staggering and unprecedented amount of harm to more than 40 species of marine mammals that should give any federal agency involved, be it the Navy or the National Marine Fisheries Service, pause,” said Zak Smith, attorney with NRDC’s marine mammal project. “NMFS has been charged by Congress to protect these mammals, not sanction their deaths. Giving the Navy the green light to harm marine mammals 31 million times is completely counter to NMFS mission and common sense.” Delete the scoop?
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By Kirsten Massebeau Gowanus Dolphin: saddest thing ever. Just when I thought this week couldn’t possibly get any worse, I saw the stranded dolphin in the Gowanus Canal and it made me profoun...
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#Blackfish winning awards left and right!