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[[File:Images2621.jpg|thumb]]The Japanese Fisherman are the subjects of documentary The Cove. These people are a group of men in Japan who hunt dolphins for a living. This could count as one of the most evil kinds of animal cruelty possible. Though they consider themselves to just be making food, the''y ''likely are just killing dolphins for fun. The men also attack visitors, especially women and Americans that invade their cove. They lure dolphins into their cove by giving bait, they then cover the bait with blood and weapons. They kill over 23,000 dolphins each year. | [[File:Images2621.jpg|thumb]]The Japanese Fisherman are the subjects of documentary The Cove. These people are a group of men in Japan who hunt dolphins for a living. This could count as one of the most evil kinds of animal cruelty possible. Though they consider themselves to just be making food, the''y ''likely are just killing dolphins for fun. The men also attack visitors, especially women and Americans that invade their cove. They lure dolphins into their cove by giving bait, they then cover the bait with blood and weapons. They kill over 23,000 dolphins each year. | ||
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Revision as of 17:26, 26 August 2013
The Japanese Fisherman are the subjects of documentary The Cove. These people are a group of men in Japan who hunt dolphins for a living. This could count as one of the most evil kinds of animal cruelty possible. Though they consider themselves to just be making food, they likely are just killing dolphins for fun. The men also attack visitors, especially women and Americans that invade their cove. They lure dolphins into their cove by giving bait, they then cover the bait with blood and weapons. They kill over 23,000 dolphins each year.