The Dolphin Drive Hunt

 Dolphins hunting drive boats use "Banger Poles" to coherce them into a cove with traumatizing sound. The technique began in 1969.

Dolphins rely on their highly developed sense of sound and the "Banger Poles" leave them dazed while they await slaughter - or a lifetime suffering in captivity

Dolphins that are not selected for a lifetime of suffering doing tricks in captivity are brutally slaughtered for their mercury tainted meat.

Although Dolphinariums in the United States no longer take Dolphins from the wild, China and Russia keep the demand high.

Dolphins doomed to captivity have a short life expectancy and high incidence of ulcers, depression, and even suicide.

Although less then 1% of Japanese eat Whale meat (and even fewer Dolphin), Dolphin meat containing 5-5000 times toxic levels of mercury is still for sale.

Building a sanctuary where Whales and Dolphins can be rehabilitated and live in their natural environment.

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