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I grew to love the oceans partly because of Flipper.
a media blackout,
of dolphins saving the lives of humans.
When you're in the water,
and every other neighbor wants a part of the goodies.
And they're used because dolphins get ulcers,
that dolphins have been using for thousands of years,
We're going to have these two hydrophones connected to it.
of other Japanese that he's selling the meat to?
- See you again. - Okay. Bye-bye.
They could be surfing in one area in the morning,
Where are they?
I thought of all the possibilities of what could happen,
and he goes, Wait,
We have something to teach them or control them,
the Taiji dolphin hunters
It's as Margaret Mead once said...
and one of the first things we noticed
and we were immediately met by Ric O'Barry,
just in case something shits the bed.
was actually dolphin meat.
That would have been the right thing to do.
to what only can be described as biological nonsense.
and it was swimming straight for us and the shore,
by any stretch of the imagination.
loss of hearing, loss of your eyesight.
I can tell if there's any movement over there.
What if the rocks looked back?
I'd never seen so many dolphins before,
When and where did you take this?
On one breath we see how deep we can go in the ocean,
They're getting this in a form of propaganda.
It created this desire to swim with them and kiss them
there's a human response that makes it undeniable
and so it's a real problem
and then he's got to go out
with what's going on in that lagoon.
Time Magazine,
The first time I went to Taiji was in 1980,
and they can't sell it in Taiji,
until the top of the food chain,
It's the stress that kills them.
how long we can hold our breath.
And if they were killed other than this method,
Every cetacean known to man is endangered
There was nothing we could do,
and people use their hands to give messages to dolphins.
What do we want?
before your very eyes.
Yeah.
it's like deep snorkeling.
which became infamous
They called it Minamata disease.
because they're all stressed out.
is presently interested in the whaling commission
He decided that it would be a good idea
and let it not be said that you didn't know about it.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7...
Listen to me.
that this was going to be a much longer process,
for the plight of the people of Japan?
The other one was Jenny May.
that nobody could see where dolphins that weren't selected
and it involved a hunger strike.
When we got back to the hotel...
That's the only two words he knows in English...
about being in the water with an animal like this.
I wanted to hear everything that the dolphins were doing,
That's a dolphin's worst nightmare right there.
and on the surface of the next wave was a tiger shark.
They actually told us that.
A few years ago, a friend of mine told me
In the background,
They got back to us and said It's not about money.
by Japanese taxpayers,
I would get the script,
you know, incognito.
As I told you, I don't want to talk about if stories.
that these animals were singing.
The symptoms are memory loss,
Now we're approaching the area that's most important.
the slaughterhouse.
I think the most horrifying thing about the whole dive that night
This is the largest slaughter of dolphins in the world.
along with the police.
and get us out of the game.
The entire crew turns to with battle station teamwork.
is because the whaling nations that set this thing up
is going to be the trick, I think, next.
We didn't know if it was the whalers.