In Mexico, a dolphin calf hugs the gate where his mother is kept away from him just on the other side. After a full year of lockdown and social distancing, we're all familiar with the heartbreaking feeling of being separated from loved ones. For dolphins in captivity, this separation can last a lifetime. 💔 But you can change this. Help us stop captive breeding and return more dolphins to the wild where they can interact with their pod, hunt communally, and have entire coastlines to explore. Whe

WARNING: Sensitive content of distressed animals. Every year from September through to March, dolphin hunters in a small coastal town called Taiji in Japan gather to mercilessly hunt down wild pods of dolphins or other small whales that pass through the waters. The dolphins caught will be used for meat or wildlife tourism during the selection process. Through desktop and in-country research carried out in 2023, World Animal Protection examined the scale of tourism’s connection to the Taiji dolph

Dolphin Communication - Dolphin Way

Kathleen Dudzinski, Ph.D. – Dolphin Communication Project