Tag Archives: Bottlenose Dolphins
27Aug
Exploitation Not Education in Indonesia’s Traveling Dolphin Circuses
While Indonesia’s traveling dolphin shows continue to prey on innocent schoolchildren, the truth about these horrific operations continue to garner worldwide attention.
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10Aug
Op Ed: A Departure from Reality
Not too long ago I sat in the stands of a well-known aquarium during the dolphin show. The sky was overcast, and
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02Aug
BREAKING: Adios to Dolphin Shows in Mexico City
BREAKING: In yet another victory for dolphins, Mexico City Congress has just put an end to their commercial exploitation. Yesterday, the Legislative
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17May
Op-Ed: Mirage’s ‘Humane’ Label is Nothing but an Illusion
You’ve probably heard that American Humane, the 140-year-old organization that routinely inspects television and film productions (amongst other welfare projects it helms), recently
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25Apr
Celebrate. Freedom. #FreeBaliDolphins
#FREEBALIDOLPHINS Tour Bali The #FreeBaliDolphins tour is coming to town! Two awesome events are taking place in Bali, featuring street artists, skaters
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17Apr
Keep Kuwait’s Scientific Center Expansion Dolphin-Free!
By the very nature of the term, Kuwait’s “scientific center” should preclude the keeping of dolphins in captivity. Yet, this is exactly what
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13Apr
BREAKING: Russia to Ban Traveling Dolphin Shows and Contact Zoos
April 13, 2017: As reported by Russian news, Vesti.ru, Deputies of the State Duma in the Russian Federation intend to add a ban on traveling dolphin
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09Apr
Update on Indonesia’s Toxic Traveling Circuses
It’s hard to believe that traveling dolphin shows continue to exist. They do – in Indonesia – and it’s worse than anyone
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04Apr
Travel Firms Take a Stand Against Animal Suffering
Thomas Cook, one of the oldest and best-known travel companies has stopped selling tickets to certain animal attractions over concerns of animal welfare.
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15Mar
Where is this Dolphin’s Teeth?
Welcome to the reality of dolphin captivity. Pictured is one of four wild-caught bottlenose dolphins held captive at Wake Bali Adventure, in Keramas, Indonesia.
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