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Taiji Dolphin Hunt

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Under a quota system Taijis fishermen are allowed to catch 1749 dolphins or small whales from nine species during the six-month hunting season. In 1987 one year after the International whaling commission placed a ban on whaling the number of dolphins slaughtered tripled. Dolphin Hunting Season Begins Again In Japanese Cove Made Famous By Bloody Documentary Abc News Throughout the 201819 dolphin hunting season several protests by Japanese activists took place in Taiji promoting change from within. Taiji dolphin hunt . Japan has started its controversial annual dolphin hunt in the coastal town of Taiji. The scene was filmed in Taiji a small coastal town in Wakayama Prefecture in mid-September and shared early October. The dolphin hunt that takes place in Taiji Wakayama Japan every year is a shocking slaughter that has environmentalists and animal rights groups up in arms but all efforts have so. The 20 or so Taiji fishermen who take to the sea between September and April to ...

Japanese Dolphin Slaughter

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The fisherman say they now use a. Japanese fishermen riding a boat loaded with slaughtered dolphins at a blood-covered water cove in Taiji harbor in 2003. Taiji Dolphin Slaughter Culture Or Cruelty Scuba Diver Life The picturesque Japanese fishing village of Taiji in southwestern Honshu has become notorious in recent years for its annual dolphin hunt in which some 2500 dolphins and other small cetaceans are killed in coastal waters between September and April. Japanese dolphin slaughter . The calf was released back into the ocean facing likely death without its mothers care. I have seen the video on youtube and all of the racist remarks to us are wrong dolphin slaughter isnt as bad as human slaughter back to the video. And are ocean and country is clean no blood or anything like UK USA and i have never seen any dolphin not much whale either. The Dolphin slaughter happens in Taiji Japan at a place called the Cove. Dolphin Project Dolphins captured during the drives are eith...