Dolphin tricks – Born to Be Wild: Dolphins with Tamzin Outhwaite – BBC
Posted on 30. Jul, 2010 by Eve in Parenting
Tamsin Outhwaite meets dolphins that can do tricks. Visit www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here www.youtube.com
vykyvt
16. Feb, 2010
love it!
peace4raissa
16. Feb, 2010
23,000 dolphins are being slaughtered by the japanese! Their meat is being sold to the japanese people without them even knowing it! The pretty dolphins are sold to places like seaworld for 150,000 dollars. Studies have shown that there are dangerously high levels of mercury in dolphin meat and it is a health hazard. If you love dolphins as much as I do, please watch this documentary called THE COVE. . . you will be surprised with what is really going on in the dolphin industry
Android18uk
16. Feb, 2010
Aw, this is so cool but I bet they had to do a lot of takes b4 the dolphins actually did the tricks.
victorreyes58
16. Feb, 2010
exelente!!!!!!!! muy muy bueno………..victor
seaboy98
16. Feb, 2010
nice video!! awesome
OrcaineKode
16. Feb, 2010
Amazing creatures! And to think the Japanese kill them for meat. Stupid people!
Deffo good to see non profit!
idkagoodusernameyet
16. Feb, 2010
I love those dolphins
damaris3613
17. Feb, 2010
love it
johnnytastetest
17. Feb, 2010
I sure would like to eat those dolphins.
xMikanNamix
17. Feb, 2010
From what i learned, those ‘tricks’ are a big stress on the dolphins.
They aren’t meant to be captive, much less do tricks.
leeham991
17. Feb, 2010
The trouble with research of a sentient species is that keeping them in prison changes them dramatically, rendering the research useless.
I actually feel quite sad watching this…
leeham991
17. Feb, 2010
Yes they are.
Dolphins are intelligent enough to form kidnapper bonds, which can be enough to drive them to do things even without the prospect of loosing out on a meal. Though 100% of the time food will be used as a drive to make prisoners do something anyway.
MsBellaroma
17. Feb, 2010
she has the best “job ” in the world…
Palmergedd0n
17. Feb, 2010
So cute when it was talking. How could they resist no giving it a big hug?
pashaahsj
17. Feb, 2010
O_O
01:42
That dolphin just went back on it’s tail like in cartoons…. Sumthing’s fishy here…. but then they are mammals so the dolphin was prolly using DolphinTrickTrainer v4.6.exe :@
Dexsunfire79
17. Feb, 2010
Aww, super cute!
balacwagmail
17. Feb, 2010
You Pervert
Ypipable
18. Feb, 2010
la la la!
boboligarden
02. Mar, 2010
I feel so sorry for these lovely intelligent creatures, they should be free and wild. Not doing these tricks to entertain human…
Ypipable
02. Mar, 2010
If you let them go…they’ll drag you into the sea them…
giannaluva65
03. Mar, 2010
@leeham991 i feel its better than having them at an aquarium like seaworld or something, the researchers probably dont torture them and starve them.
leeham991
03. Mar, 2010
No of course not.
No dolphin worker intentionally harms the inmates, it’s the generic conditions of being out of society, out of suitable living and out of freedom that does the major damage.
tidus1804
04. Mar, 2010
海豚好可愛哦^___^
TOUROFTHEUNIVERSE
05. Mar, 2010
Please watch the 2009 movie ” The Cove” if you have not already, Japan is killing about 20,000 dolphins and whales every year!! This is horrible!
sugartearsxm
11. Apr, 2010
@OrcaineKode
It’s not right to generalize what a very small number of people do to an entire race.