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Shark is the New Dolphin

David Helvarg | Posted 10.27.2009 | Green


David Helvarg

While I believe in a global moratorium on commercial shark fishing, I'm opposed to anthropomorphizing sharks as sleek but harmless swimming buddies.

Interview with Ric O'Barry from The Cove

Adriana Dunn | Posted 11.24.2009 | Entertainment


Adriana Dunn

"The dolphin hunters are playing games with us saying they're not killing dolphins anymore -- they're killing the pilot whale," O'Barry said. "Well, the pilot whale is in fact a large dolphin."

Celebrating Dolphins (PHOTOS)

Huffington Post | Eve Solomon | Posted 11.17.2009 | Green


We were feeling the love for dolphins this week -- In honor of plans for The Cove to show at the Tokyo International Film Festival in October, check ...

The Cove: Japan Has a Dark Secret It Hopes the World Will Never See

Tara Lohan | Posted 09.06.2009 | Home


Tara Lohan

The Cove is a thriller: you're perched on the edge of your seat wondering if the filmmakers will get the footage they need or if they'll get nabbed.

The Cove: Why Is the Japanese Government Hell-Bent on Killing Dolphins?

Jennifer Grayson | Posted 09.03.2009 | Green


Jennifer Grayson

Filmmakers can't really figure out why Japanese fishermen and the Japanese government are still hell-bent on killing dolphins.

Mighty Movie Podcast: Flipper Agonists: Louie Psihoyos on The Cove

Dan Persons | Posted 08.31.2009 | Entertainment


Dan Persons

In Taiji, Japan, dolphins are herded into an isolated cove. The best get sold to sea parks and aquariums, the rest are killed for their meat. The Cove exposes the atrocity to the world.

Vandals On The Side of The Angels: How Far Is Too Far?

Eric Lurio | Posted 08.30.2009 | Entertainment


Eric Lurio

I am not a fan of whaling and have long supported the ban, but what Sea Shepherd and its friends have been doing, has been mostly ineffective and somewhat counterproductive.

HuffPost Review: The Cove

Marshall Fine | Posted 08.27.2009 | Entertainment


Marshall Fine

If The Cove were a fiction film, it would be derided as far-fetched. The fact that it's nonfiction doesn't make it any easier to believe because the facts are so disturbing.