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Ric O'Barry Sakura Aiki Cove Pilot Whale Slaughter Taiji
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First Japanese Cove Monitor Sakura Araki witnesses horrific slaughters
New cove monitor blog from Save Japan Dolphins: "Sad news, but signs of hope" http://t.co/d208RNZK
Rays of hope through the clouds of the dolphin suffering at "The Cove"
Hopefully, more Japanese people will refuse to buy dolphin & whale meat contaminated with mercury
Through the clouds of dolphin suffering we can see rays of hope in Taiji, Japan
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Sept 16 2012 #tweet4Taiji #BoycottJapan"
"60 or more pilot whales were killed over the past few days"
http://t.co/yfxdnfz3
Sept 16 2012 #tweet4Taiji #BoycottJapan"
"60 or more pilot whales were killed over the past few days"
http://t.co/yfxdnfz3
Sept 16 2012 #tweet4Taiji #BoycottJapan"
"60 or more pilot whales were killed over the past few days"
http://t.co/yfxdnfz3
Sept 16 2012 #tweet4Taiji #BoycottJapan"
"60 or more pilot whales were killed over the past few days"
http://t.co/yfxdnfz3
8 incredible Japanese activists joined Save Japan Dolphins at the Cove this year on Sept. 1st, here is our hero..
Sakura, who was one of eight Japanese nationals who joined us at the Cove this year on Sept. 1st, has stayed on..
Blog: Sad News, But Signs of Hope UPDATED TUESDAY | http://t.co/xUHC5cfu http://t.co/bKZsxhe9
Sakura, who was one of eight Japanese nationals who joined us at the Cove this year on Sept. 1st, has stayed on to..