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Florida marine scientists say it was too late to save a juvenile humpback whale that died after beaching itself in the Fort Pierce inlet.
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By now, it’s hardly news when a city bans plastic bags at checkout counters -- but an entire state? That’s happened in Hawaii, where Honolulu County has joined the state’s three other counties to give Hawaii a first-in-the-nation title. Via Kirsten Massebeau 
Just prior to the Supermoon of March 18th, 2011, the world witnessed a natural and manmade disaster of epic proportions. Via Kirsten Massebeau 
In the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, hammerhead sharks spend their nights feeding on squid and their days healing their wounds near underwater aid stations where other fish symbiotically cleanse their injuries. Via Kirsten Massebeau 
Taiji, the site of horrific dolphin slaughter, plans to open a marine park. By Marc Bekoff, Ph.D.... Via Save Dolphins 
A visitor might stumble upon a strange sight in Laguna, Brazil, if they went down to the shore. Here, the local fishermen rely on dolphins to help them with their yearly fish catch. Via Save Dolphins 
BT: Freedom island, sama-samang nilinis ng iba't ibang environmental group
Sorry for posting this late. Just saw this on YouTube. But it's worth posting no matter how late it is! Go, Trixie and Gleissee!!! Via Save Dolphins 
In the open ocean, healthy killer whales live free of any natural predators -- but in captivity, even the smallest of insects pose a lethal threat to these majestic giants. ![Rare White Male Killer Whale Discovered in Russia: Iceberg and Other Albino animals [PHOTOS] | Makamundo (Earthly) | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/P-R5OnAI37BN1YscQNgJuDl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
A look at all-white male orca whale discovered in Russia and other animals with albino conditions. Via Kirsten Massebeau 
Reef sharks have dropped sharply near populated islands in the Pacific Ocean, scientists said Friday. Via Kirsten Massebeau 
Acting on the criminal complaint filed by Earth Island Institute (EII) and the Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), Quezon City Prosecutors recommended the filing of charges against the Indofil Sea Wonders Ltd., promoters of a traveling dolphin show last December 2010.
Via Save Dolphins 
12 Vietnamese boat crew members were charged with violating maritime and wildlife protection laws, according to the Bureau of Fisheries of Aquatic Resources... Via Save Dolphins |
Because the availability of choices dictates the amount of control we feel we have over our sense of security, a potential loss of money is the breeding ground for environmental injustice. This is ... Via Kirsten Massebeau 
As the climate changes over the next century, the ranges of nearly 90 percent of mammal species will shrink — in many cases because animals won't be able to get to areas where the climate is going to become suitable for them, says new research.
via Sea Shepherd South Africa: BREAKING NEWS: Via Scott West – “Captain Paul Watson was arrested today at Frankfurt airport on a warrant for his arrest for his intervention for the shar... Via Kirsten Massebeau 
With intermediate levels of biodiversity loss, the effect on plant productivity could be as bad as climate change. At high levels, it could be worse. 
The bottlenose dolphins of Laguna, Brazil, will herd mullet fish towards the fishermen and then - with a flick of their heads and tails - splash the water to let the boats know their haul is ready. Via Kirsten Massebeau, Save Dolphins 
TODAY, MAY 2, 2012, IN PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER. Acting on the criminal complaint filed by Earth Island Institute (EII) and the Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), Quezon City Prosecutors recommended the filing of charges against the Indofil Sea Wonders Ltd., promoters of a traveling dolphin show last December 2010.
Via Save Dolphins 
This would not be possible without the help of those who volunteered in the clean-up campaigns. Thank you very much from Earth Island Institute Philippines (EII-Phils), Save Freedom Island Movement (SFIM) and Wild Bird Club of the Philippines (WBCP)! This is a big victory for all of us and for Mother Earth, but our fight against trash and the reclamation project isn't over yet. Let's further strengthen our unity and widen our campaign even more. YES, WE CAN DO THIS!
PHOTO FROM EHRALD MENDOZA Via Save Dolphins 
An apocalyptic dolphin die-off is occurring along the coastline of Peru. The reasons for this are as yet unknown, though several culprits have emerged. 
he survival of the critically endangered Maui's dolphin species will soon be "past the point of no return" unless emergency action is taken, an expert says. What is believed to be a Maui's dolphin was found dead by a member of the public in Taranaki last week. Via Kirsten Massebeau 
The town of Taiji, Wakayama Prefecture, has floated a plan to turn part of a local bay into a huge pool where people can swim and kayak along with small whales and dolphins. Via Kirsten Massebeau 
Around 21:30 hours began giving birth. Not ten minutes later, the young born. In contrast to most other births dolphin this was the first to the outside of the head in place of the tail. At first it seemed to prosper going . The little one had a good respiratory and Finagain mother took pity on the young very well. After an hour's breathing deteriorated the young, after a few minutes later died. The atmosphere among the employees is depressed and sad. Via Kirsten Massebeau 
"The mass slaughter of dolphins in Taiji, Japan, as depicted in The Cove documentary, is declining. Earth Island’s Cove Monitors – volunteers who observe and record the dolphin hunts during the entire 5-month season from September through the end of February – estimate that fewer than 800 dolphins were killed this past season. In the 2010-2011 hunt season, 1,190 dolphins were slaughtered for food. Japanese supporters tell us the market for dolphin and whale meat is collapsing due to IMMP’s educational efforts about high levels of mercury in dolphin meat."
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