I saw this when I was 10 and I was in awe. It was so beautiful and I loved watching the dolphins. I think it would be really fun to have this job bc you get to work with dolphins every day. It seems like my dream job.
+Lola Amor Libertad I recommend you don't watch the "documentary" because it's been debunked multiple times and proven to have taken many of the interviewed people's statements out of context to make it seem like something entirely different was said. Educate yourself on your own and learn the truth instead of watching a biased and horribly made "documentary" like Blackfish.
Wow, now that's ignorance. As far as I know Blackfish has been awarded. And it's mere logic to acknowledge the suffering of mammals thorn apart from their families, enslaved to perform unnatural tricks, in a limited space.
Lola Amor Libertad You clearly think just because a movie has gotten an award that makes it legitimate. No. "Documentaries" like Blackfish make their living off people like you who will blindly take whatever they throw your way. Second, are you aware that most of the orcas/dolphins currently at Sea World (or most aquariums for that matter) are not taken from the wild, but rather born in captivity? They know nothing of the outside world.
***** They're still wild animals, they still have their instincts. Less than 1% of wild orcas have dorsal fin collapse (which indicates stress), but when it's about whales in captivity, 100% have it! 1.5 acres of water (or even much less) is nothing to creatures that swim 120 km a day in the wild. If you want to read more infos about it, you can start here: www.seaworldofhurt.com/features/ten-things-didnt-know-seaworld/ And of course check if the informations are real, if you want to. :)
Really??? You obviously haven't really taken the time to truly think about the animals and what type of life they are living!!! YOU can walk away after your "amusement and entertainment", live your life as you please and will. These animals are trapped and deprived of ALL their natural habitat and behaviors. They social structure is destroyed, they die prematurely and go insane and suffer from illnesses that they do NOT contract in the wild! Shameful you are SO blind by our selfishness! People have enough "stimulation" and "entertainment" than to dominate and force animals to do stupid, fake, tacky tricks! WAKE UP!!!! EVOLVE!!!! SeaWorld only cares about the money these animals make them, they are "expendable", only merchandise and "clowns". I'd rather go to a show to see humans perform amazing things and give them my money-NOT SeaWorld that exploits helpless, voiceless animals!!!
Do the dolphins like being ridden around like this? I love aquariums; they're one of my favorite places, so I want to see the aquatic creatures treated with love and respect.
They are such amazing creatures.. I feel so hypocritical by watching this because I love it so much but at the same time it hurts me inside to think of the poor things having to live a life like this :(
This show gave me chills when I saw it at the park. I've loved marine life since I was little and this show got me interested in aerial performance as well, such a breathtaking show. It's just such a shame these beautiful animals are being kept in such tiny tanks...
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I personally am furious that these facilities exist... These animals are brutally taken from their natural habitat and traumatized, they're abused to learn tricks in captivity, there's no escape from the chlorinated water, that their sonar signals bounce endlessly back from the tank walls at them, causing 24/7 pain and disorientation, they cannot exhibit natural behaviors in a tank, they suffer greatly shortened life-spans, as well as grief from their pods and longing to be in the wild.
@@bloggersandvloggers2229 All but 1 of SeaWorld Orlando's current bottlenose dolphins were born in captivity. They weren't taken from their natural habitat. They were born and raised in human care and that's all they know. There's less chlorine in the habitat's water than there is in your tap water.
the Show was Great🐬❤🐬💙🐬💜. I Love Dolphins. and have been wanting to go to Sea World San Diego for a long time to See👀 The Dolphin Show. I'll get there one of these days. But it was Awsome to Watch this video. 😃😄😃👍👍. I enjoyed it 😃😃😀
@Devilcorn123 yes, that much I know. But not everyone right? I don't want to start a fight here. Just a discussion. I wanna learn something new, but I also have something to say. And that is, yes, I'm aware that animal abuse did exist. And there's Allot. But does that mean that every animal trainer are guarenteed that they abused animals? Does actions of some, represent the actions of all? for example I have dogs. If there's an animal owners out there who abuse their peta, does that mean I torturing mine too? I beloved Same goes to dolphine trainers. Just because some company maybe misstreat their animals, that doesn't means all of them are. It Seems every animals show is concidered animal abuse now days. Again I don't want to offend you or start a fight. I want to learn new things, but I also have my opinion to say. ("Some" is not "all".).
really amazing to see dolphins show theire natural behaviour. wow now i want to see the dolphins in the wild. that can save me a lot of money for a ticket and see the same show.....so exited.
I manage a project to monitor wild dolphins. I was curious to see the comments on this vid. If the dolphins were genuinely unhappy they would not participate, they have that level of intelligence and behaviour to make up their own minds what to do. The truth is they are incredibly social animals and recognise humans as one of their own, that's why they get along so well with their trainers. I suppose the issue here is one of captivity and welfare. These dolphins look healthy and happy to me, though in an ideal world the best entertainment is to see them in their natural habitat and environment. As for any animal suffering its more likely the human animal than the dolphin animal in that respect!....
***** This is a very emotive subject and its not just about dolphins, there are other intelligent creatures used in a similar way in circuses for example. I agree dolphins should be in their natural habitat and viewed as such. I was only responding to the various comments other people had made. The question is whether these particular dolphins are suffering due to their captivity, it is not as thought they could be easily released back into the wild such would be their attachment to people. My project is ongoing NE Wild Dolphin Monitoring Project which you can Google.
Evan Michael NE Wild Dolphin Monitoring Project. You can google that or find our group page on facebook. Of course wild dolphins behave differently because they have not been "domesticated", its like wolves vs dogs, but there are still common instincts. There are arguments for and against these kinds of shows. Personally I'd prefer people to see the animals in their natural habitat.
Sea Shepherds are an amazing group of volunteers who do what they can to stop Tanji hunters from slaughtering the adults in the dolphin family pods, and capturing the young to be sold and trained for entertainment.
I've been to Seaworld but when I was there, the dolphins seemed pretty happy. It was great, they are highly talented and smart. But I'm not sure if they'd be happier in the ocean or in Seaworld.
Dolphins need to live in the ocean so they would be free. A small enclose is not good for the dolphins. They do trick for food. They starve them a little because dolphins are smart enough to know that if that if they do the tricks, They get their food. This is cruel to dolphins
@@jowitawisniewski90 I can assure you that they aren't being starved dude. It's like teaching a dog tricks. They still get their food, they just also get treats.
as a former dolphin king, I shall capture some humans with a monkey net, bring them to my "aquarium" and force them do shows 3 times a day, on weekdays and weekends. no, they may not go back to their home
Saw this on my most recent trip to seaworld (it's been a long time because my family isn't much a seaworld fan), I must say it was a pretty cool "new" (I thought it was new because it was my first time seeing it) show at that time.
they are treated very well...these are happy dolphins...they are the star of the show. i saw this show over 30 years ago and man has it improved! I want to go back!
No. This is not awesome. I'm not blaming you for not knowing: people need to be more educated on what really happens behind the scenes, but these are ABUSED animals. They live their whole lives in plain concrete tubs, with nothing to play with or stimulate themselves with. In the wild, dolphins can travel almost 100 miles in ONE day, but an orca would have to lap his pool about 2,000 times to get that same exercise. They are placed with unfamiliar dolphins (this has caused several dolphins to kill each other in the past), while in the wild, dolphins stay with their same pods for their whole lives. Please, this is not hate, this is educating the world on what really happens behind the scenes, and what these intelligent creatures deserve.
How about you watch Investigation of the Cove. SeaWorld doesn't get it's dolphins from Taiji, exactly why you shouldn't believe everything you hear, sheep.
Slightly entertaining but not good enough for keeping these beautiful wild animals in captivity. I have paid for boat tours to see them in the ocean but I have never visited one of these theme parks.
@@basslover48 Sounds like your a type of person who would argue with a brick wall. If you can't look up the reasons yourself you are part of the problem.
Dolphins do a lot better in captivity if the circumstance is that they can't be released back into the wild. My friend work with dolphins and she told me that the dolphins she worked with were not able to be released because the were abandoned by there mother. but they're very happy were they are.
I'm about to go crazy with these comments Seaworld has nothing to do with that dolphin drive that takes place every year in Japan. They even called it cruelty. Seaworld also has the largest animal rescue operation in the world.
Do you even KNOW how almost ALL of these dolphins are obtained by sea world?? Not breeding, but capture. They are herded by boats into a cove, which is then net off, and dolphins are then selected (separated from their pods), sold to marine attractions to live in concrete tubs, separated from their friends and social life a lot of times, and then live short of their life span by many, many years!! And if they are bred, most dolphins spend their entire lives with their mothers, but sea world separates them when they are usually two or three. This is NOT ok.
I really love Dolphins and I actually went to SeaWorld in Orlando a few months ago and saw a Dolphin show and as good as it was, keeping these animals in captivity just for out entertainment feels so wrong to me
Dolpins are smart and they hight chances of : hunted by sharks, trapped in crab cages, and evenfishing nets. And dolpins if they stay with a human for a couple of years it with make a bond and if they do lget let into the wild the wouldn't eat/hunt for themselfs or even be in a pack because they would expect the humans to do it for them!
Dolphins are such brilliant and beautiful animals. Though I must admit, these shows are rather entertaining, especially to see how smart a dolphin is in learning and remembering tricks, they don't belong here. I'm sure their trainers take great care of them, but they shouldn't be confided to such a small tank with human-controlled resources. It hurts my heart knowing they will most likely live their life in the same place they were placed in from day one. They belong in the ocean, to be free. We've had many shows, and plenty of experiments with them. We know these creatures a lot. Now it's time to release them where nature intended them on being.
DuckDude23 I should have used a different word, as that's not what I intended. I'm sure with long training, they could at some point be suitable for supervised life in the wild. Or, we could cease having a splash fest with dolphins of newer generations.
I've seen the show in real life and they actually have a huge tank out the back of the show tank so don't worry they get great care. Also the park has people in like animal inspectors to check if the space for the is big enough
I don't wanna see how smart dolphins are in learning anything just for people's joy. That's so unnatural for these beatiful creatures and so old fashioned for 21st century.
Simply awesome!!! What Sea World has learned from these animals is used to save the wild ones. So glad a company has done this. The animals saved by Sea Word is countless. Can't wait to visit Sea World!!!
+Amber J & K The dolphin's so-called smile is merely the shape of its mouth - dolphins do not smile. Watch the movies "The Cove" and "Blackfish". Do you really want to support cruelty to animals and crimes against nature. SeaWorld will eventually be arrested and jailed on charges of cruelty to animals and crimes against nature. All the captive animals will be moved to sanctuaries. If they do not heal enough to live in the wild, the sanctuaries are their home.
Bec Massell wait what? SeaWorld is not commuting any crimes. Everything is legal. And sea sanctuaries are dangerous. Most of SeaWorld's animals were born in captivity and have adapted to a filtered, sterile, and safe environment. Their bodies and immune systems would be exposed to pathogens, viruses, and bacteria if try were moved to coastal sanctuaries. And I've watched Blackfish. In fact, I was working on an analysis of Blackfish when I got your notification. And while I've never watched it, I am full aware of the horror that is Taiji. SeaWorld does not support it. The only aquariums that buy dolphins from Taiji are in Russia, Japan, China, Taiwan, and one place in Oceania (can't remember the country). The man who made the cove has stolen and illegally transported dolphins. He ended up illegally releasing two dolphins. While the two dolphins were found and taken to the dolphin research center 3 weeks later, they had been starving and dehydrated. He is not a dolphin expert by any means.
+Amber J & K You are obviously a troll. Is SeaWorld paying you to post misinformation and lies? The captivity industry obtained exemption to the Marine Mammal Protection Act to be able to do what it's doing. Did the captivity industry bribe somebody to obtain exemption? SeaWorld does support Taiji. SeaWorld knowingly associates with those who are involved with Taiji. Many animals have died being innocent captives in SeaWorld's barren, chlorinated, cramped tanks. None of the captive animals will live to their natural lifespans, including the animals born in captivity. Animals born in captivity frequently die in infancy, and more die a few years later. Procreation is not possible in captivity. The man who made "The Cove" (Ric O'Barry) released the dolphins in order to rescue them from the cruelty of captivity. Everything else you take out of context is your attempt to deceive the public about him & to try to discredit him. Ric O'Barry is an expert in dolphin behavior. You claimed that you watched "Blackfish", then you admitted that you have not watched it. Do you really expect people to believe anything you write from now on. This is for the benefit of the public, not for trolls: Sea sanctuaries are not dangerous. Willy (Keiko) the orca rehabilitated in a sea sanctuary and was successfully released into the wild. The media's claims that the rehabilitation was failing, that releasing him into the wild would kill him, and that being released into the wild killed him were media ignorance at best and captivity-industry lies at worst. The ocean's salt water is a natural disinfectant, and orca and dolphin skin and eyes need it to stay healthy. Humans are exposed to bacteria, viruses, and pathogens; as long as humans maintain a healthy lifestyle, our bodies are able to fight off infection. That fact applies to sea animals, too. Before the arrival of humanity, orcas and dolphins were thriving in the wild for millions of years. Humanity has been very destructive to wild orcas and wild dolphins. It is humanity's responsibility to remove pollution from the oceans, remove dams that threaten salmon populations & cause orcas to starve to death, eliminate noise pollution from boats that disorient & deafen the animals' sonars & cause beaching and deaths, and remove discarded fishing gear that causes orcas and dolphins to drown. SeaWorld poached 40% of the Southern Resident Killer Whales for shows and displays, causing the species' current endangerment. Marine park chlorinated water damages orca and dolphin skin and eyes. Captivity is not safe for the animals at all. In the wild, dolphins (and orcas) are highly social and cooperative. In captivity, the abuses and stress that the animals are subjected to, cause the social infrastructures to fall apart, and the situation becomes very dangerous to all the animals. The results are seriously injured animals, and killed animals. Examine the videos for bite marks, scratch marks, and bloodiness on the animals. "A trapped animal will attack. A traumatized animal will kill." There have been 100 orca attacks on trainers at SeaWorld. Two trainers have been killed. SeaWorld management has been covering up the attacks and deaths. SeaWorld never informs the trainers about this, keeping the trainers uninformed about the risk of working there. Every time you buy a ticket to a dolphin show or to an orca show, you support SeaWorld's cruelty and you support the Taiji dolphin hunts. Don't buy a ticket. Stop captivity now.
"When the three dolphins were moved from the aquariums to a sea pen in May, Sampal found a hole in the net and escaped on June 22. It was only five days until she had rejoined the pod she'd been taken from four years earlier." www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/30/jedol-chunsam-sampal-dolp_n_3672648.html Even though these dolphins were in captivity for 4 years, they could still locate and rejoin their pod (family) once they were released. Amazing!
@@auravl First of all, I have no idea what you just said. Second of all, this was six years ago. Third of all, I'm not condoning keeping wild animals enclosed.
Some fool : Wow I have an idea, lets make a theatrical play with dolphins. Force them into a chlorinated pool and not feed them until they give a grade A perfomance. Talk about being an animal advocate.
Before watching blackfish and finding out how much the whales suffer I would really enjoy this, but now it just feel very wrong (I take dolphins and orcas for being quite equal). If they are gonna suffer for years in this captivity, it would be much better if they just died instead. Other parts of the day, most of the time, those animals are in way smaller pools, probably not even be big enough to swim around, and got nothing to do. Way too often they are divorced from their family members which is very important for them. ot sure but I've read that they also give drugs to the dolphins, to control their behavior. If I remember right it causes pain and anxiety to the dolphin.
I know seaword hasnt been in the best light these past years but this show really was a work of art from the music to all the stunts
it sucks that it's gone, this show needs to come back
I was thinking about that. Watch today’s show is disappointing comparing to this one! How it become I’ll never understand
FREE DOLPHINS
Dixon Mak Free dolphins? Where? I want one lol
Give the whole Orchestra and the Conductor a friggin' raise, this is just pure gold 🥲
This was my favorite show at Sea World.....always caught it at least twice every time I went.
They belong in the sea. This is a circus. What a waste of one of the earth's most beautiful creatures.
This show always makes me cry
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The most beautiful animal in the world! I had an encounter with them in the Bahamas and OMG! Best experience I could ever have!!!
a too great performances of the dolphins adorable
I loved seeing this show in person!!! I loved the pilot whales too :)
I love this show
@Wakel Ersers not true
@Wakel Ersers they dont beat or kill them.
an amazing display of life. That i may come back this way again.
Let me work here.
I saw this when I was 10 and I was in awe. It was so beautiful and I loved watching the dolphins. I think it would be really fun to have this job bc you get to work with dolphins every day. It seems like my dream job.
Kayla Uzlik well it's one of the most cruel things. I recommend you watching Blackfish
+Lola Amor Libertad
I recommend you don't watch the "documentary" because it's been debunked multiple times and proven to have taken many of the interviewed people's statements out of context to make it seem like something entirely different was said.
Educate yourself on your own and learn the truth instead of watching a biased and horribly made "documentary" like Blackfish.
Wow, now that's ignorance. As far as I know Blackfish has been awarded. And it's mere logic to acknowledge the suffering of mammals thorn apart from their families, enslaved to perform unnatural tricks, in a limited space.
Lola Amor Libertad
You clearly think just because a movie has gotten an award that makes it legitimate. No. "Documentaries" like Blackfish make their living off people like you who will blindly take whatever they throw your way.
Second, are you aware that most of the orcas/dolphins currently at Sea World (or most aquariums for that matter) are not taken from the wild, but rather born in captivity?
They know nothing of the outside world.
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They're still wild animals, they still have their instincts. Less than 1% of wild orcas have dorsal fin collapse (which indicates stress), but when it's about whales in captivity, 100% have it!
1.5 acres of water (or even much less) is nothing to creatures that swim 120 km a day in the wild.
If you want to read more infos about it, you can start here: www.seaworldofhurt.com/features/ten-things-didnt-know-seaworld/
And of course check if the informations are real, if you want to. :)
this video makes me want to go to seaworld to enjoy the shows awsome!
Really??? You obviously haven't really taken the time to truly think about the animals and what type of life they are living!!! YOU can walk away after your "amusement and entertainment", live your life as you please and will. These animals are trapped and deprived of ALL their natural habitat and behaviors. They social structure is destroyed, they die prematurely and go insane and suffer from illnesses that they do NOT contract in the wild! Shameful you are SO blind by our selfishness! People have enough "stimulation" and "entertainment" than to dominate and force animals to do stupid, fake, tacky tricks! WAKE UP!!!! EVOLVE!!!! SeaWorld only cares about the money these animals make them, they are "expendable", only merchandise and "clowns". I'd rather go to a show to see humans perform amazing things and give them my money-NOT SeaWorld that exploits helpless, voiceless animals!!!
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LisaScharin lets burn all these places down then...and carry the whales back to the sea
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No please don't.
Go and watch "The Cove" and learn the truth. This needs to be known.
VERY CUTE DOLPHINS
I miss this so much, I remember watching this almost around the year this video might've been uploaded
you are so cool patricia..sweet dolphin i've ever had
Do the dolphins like being ridden around like this? I love aquariums; they're one of my favorite places, so I want to see the aquatic creatures treated with love and respect.
i don't think they would.
They are such amazing creatures.. I feel so hypocritical by watching this because I love it so much but at the same time it hurts me inside to think of the poor things having to live a life like this :(
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Then speak OUT for them and HELP END THIS!!! They are also artificially inseminated-which is stressful, painful and RAPE!!!!!
They seem perfectly fine
@@LisaScharin your life sucks!!
@@cupcakegirlseven But they're not, they're not like humans.
Beautiful Sea world .Dolling Show
Absolutely 👌 EXCELLENT Enjoying wonderful .
nice video i love seaworld so much
This show gave me chills when I saw it at the park. I've loved marine life since I was little and this show got me interested in aerial performance as well, such a breathtaking show. It's just such a shame these beautiful animals are being kept in such tiny tanks...
these are animal abuse dolphins need much more space watch this ua-cam.com/video/6rkQLEQKNcU/v-deo.html
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I went to sea world three weeks ago and it was the exact same show... It was a really exciting and beautiful thing to see... Well worth the money👍👍👍
I personally am furious that these facilities exist... These animals are brutally taken from their natural habitat and traumatized, they're abused to learn tricks in captivity, there's no escape from the chlorinated water, that their sonar signals bounce endlessly back from the tank walls at them, causing 24/7 pain and disorientation, they cannot exhibit natural behaviors in a tank, they suffer greatly shortened life-spans, as well as grief from their pods and longing to be in the wild.
@@bloggersandvloggers2229 All but 1 of SeaWorld Orlando's current bottlenose dolphins were born in captivity. They weren't taken from their natural habitat. They were born and raised in human care and that's all they know. There's less chlorine in the habitat's water than there is in your tap water.
Wow that is awesome and beautiful Omg
im taking my son to florida for a once in a lifetime trip but we will not be setting foot in this cruel place
If you are thinking of going to any dolphin show, or 'swim with the dolphins', please watch Blackfish and The Cove first! Captivity kills!
Lisa V Quit trolling
Why? I rather see Shamu.
Blackfish created by commie news network? cnn kills! plus blackfish is debunked and bullshit
There is also another documentary that has just come out-"Seaspiracy"-which touches on the Taiji dolphin hunt-everyone should watch this!
AWSOME
that was so adoribull... i loved it
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the Show was Great🐬❤🐬💙🐬💜. I Love Dolphins. and have been wanting to go to Sea World San Diego for a long time to See👀 The Dolphin Show. I'll get there one of these days. But it was Awsome to Watch this video. 😃😄😃👍👍. I enjoyed it 😃😃😀
These shows are really really entertaining and I believe that they should continue these shows for entertainment
@Devilcorn123 how would you know? It's not like you watch how they were trained right?
@Devilcorn123 yes, that much I know. But not everyone right? I don't want to start a fight here. Just a discussion. I wanna learn something new, but I also have something to say. And that is, yes, I'm aware that animal abuse did exist. And there's Allot. But does that mean that every animal trainer are guarenteed that they abused animals? Does actions of some, represent the actions of all? for example I have dogs. If there's an animal owners out there who abuse their peta, does that mean I torturing mine too? I beloved Same goes to dolphine trainers. Just because some company maybe misstreat their animals, that doesn't means all of them are. It Seems every animals show is concidered animal abuse now days. Again I don't want to offend you or start a fight. I want to learn new things, but I also have my opinion to say. ("Some" is not "all".).
really amazing to see dolphins show theire natural behaviour. wow now i want to see the dolphins in the wild. that can save me a lot of money for a ticket and see the same show.....so exited.
Great job!Thank you very much!
So then you wont go to SeaWorld because you understand they are miserable like this?
I manage a project to monitor wild dolphins. I was curious to see the comments on this vid. If the dolphins were genuinely unhappy they would not participate, they have that level of intelligence and behaviour to make up their own minds what to do. The truth is they are incredibly social animals and recognise humans as one of their own, that's why they get along so well with their trainers. I suppose the issue here is one of captivity and welfare. These dolphins look healthy and happy to me, though in an ideal world the best entertainment is to see them in their natural habitat and environment. As for any animal suffering its more likely the human animal than the dolphin animal in that respect!....
***** This is a very emotive subject and its not just about dolphins, there are other intelligent creatures used in a similar way in circuses for example. I agree dolphins should be in their natural habitat and viewed as such. I was only responding to the various comments other people had made. The question is whether these particular dolphins are suffering due to their captivity, it is not as thought they could be easily released back into the wild such would be their attachment to people. My project is ongoing NE Wild Dolphin Monitoring Project which you can Google.
Evan Michael NE Wild Dolphin Monitoring Project. You can google that or find our group page on facebook. Of course wild dolphins behave differently because they have not been "domesticated", its like wolves vs dogs, but there are still common instincts. There are arguments for and against these kinds of shows. Personally I'd prefer people to see the animals in their natural habitat.
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It always amazes me how Dolphins are part of the fish kingdom, it's also interesting how they live in rivers and wells.
dolphins are mammals
@@eldios831 nah now they live in pools filled with toxic chemicals
maybe look up how they get to these shows from Taiji Japan. it's horrific.
@@alexandersheppard1997 shut up
@@alexandersheppard1997 still mammals
I think the pool is big and perfect because it has a front and back. I love your dolphins!🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬😏
this is awsome
Sea Shepherds are an amazing group of volunteers who do what they can to stop Tanji hunters from slaughtering the adults in the dolphin family pods, and capturing the young to be sold and trained for entertainment.
I've been to Seaworld but when I was there, the dolphins seemed pretty happy. It was great, they are highly talented and smart. But I'm not sure if they'd be happier in the ocean or in Seaworld.
Dolphins need to live in the ocean so they would be free. A small enclose is not good for the dolphins. They do trick for food. They starve them a little because dolphins are smart enough to know that if that if they do the tricks, They get their food. This is cruel to dolphins
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Jowita Wisniewski they would probably die from another animal
@@jowitawisniewski90 I can assure you that they aren't being starved dude. It's like teaching a dog tricks. They still get their food, they just also get treats.
@@goshdangit4503 dogs are domesticated, dogs have been bred and trained for thousands of years for that to be ok with them but not dolphins
I love, love this show.
I like SeaWorld and I enjoyed the show!!
as a former dolphin king, I shall capture some humans with a monkey net, bring them to my "aquarium" and force them do shows 3 times a day, on weekdays and weekends. no, they may not go back to their home
I for one welcome my dolphin overlord.
Cool. Go to the border and catch the illegal immigrants. They wouldnt know the difference.
HAAHAHAHAAHA LETS GET REVENGE ON DE EBIL HUEMAHNS(dolphin version for hooman)
lindo espectáculo
Thank you
Beautiful
OMG I LOVE DOLPHINS ^_^
So then you want them to be free and you wont go to SeaWorld or support them living in this prison?
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i luv dolphins theyre so cute playful and smart! x3
So then you wont go to SeaWorld because you understand they are miserable like this?
Great
Saw this on my most recent trip to seaworld (it's been a long time because my family isn't much a seaworld fan), I must say it was a pretty cool
"new" (I thought it was new because it was my first time seeing it) show at that time.
they are treated very well...these are happy dolphins...they are the star of the show. i saw this show over 30 years ago and man has it improved! I want to go back!
Thanks for the SeaWorld videos, really brightened up a boring night! :)
At my encounter, which was at Orlando SeaWorld, The Dolphins would scream if the Diver said "Boo!" Which was really cute.
this was the best dolfin video ever
Awesome
No. This is not awesome. I'm not blaming you for not knowing: people need to be more educated on what really happens behind the scenes, but these are ABUSED animals. They live their whole lives in plain concrete tubs, with nothing to play with or stimulate themselves with. In the wild, dolphins can travel almost 100 miles in ONE day, but an orca would have to lap his pool about 2,000 times to get that same exercise. They are placed with unfamiliar dolphins (this has caused several dolphins to kill each other in the past), while in the wild, dolphins stay with their same pods for their whole lives.
Please, this is not hate, this is educating the world on what really happens behind the scenes, and what these intelligent creatures deserve.
My favorite part is the parrot show but I do feel like it's not so good that their making dolphins be in captivity for so long.
not so good? It's awful
@@Inexpressable ya, dolphins in the wild is cool enough, maybe make theme parks like this close to where dolphins live so you can see them in the wild
they did good on the show
wonderful scenery
Close these places now and watch The Cove film.
How about you watch Investigation of the Cove. SeaWorld doesn't get it's dolphins from Taiji, exactly why you shouldn't believe everything you hear, sheep.
Slightly entertaining but not good enough for keeping these beautiful wild animals in captivity. I have paid for boat tours to see them in the ocean but I have never visited one of these theme parks.
Of course!!!!
Majority of these animals can't be returned to the natural habits.
@@kylecampbell1444 And whose fault is that??
@@basslover48 Sounds like your a type of person who would argue with a brick wall. If you can't look up the reasons yourself you are part of the problem.
So long...and thanks for all the fish!!🐬
dolphins are mammals not fish lol
It was a line from Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. The opening song ...look it up its funny.
Dolphins do a lot better in captivity if the circumstance is that they can't be released back into the wild. My friend work with dolphins and she told me that the dolphins she worked with were not able to be released because the were abandoned by there mother. but they're very happy were they are.
I'm about to go crazy with these comments
Seaworld has nothing to do with that dolphin drive that takes place every year in Japan. They even called it cruelty. Seaworld also has the largest animal rescue operation in the world.
People just want SeaWorld to look worse than it is
AnimalLeftist lmao blackfish is still crap. I'm still going to buy a ticket if I can get to Orlando to ride mako next summer.
Nick757 Why is ''Blackfish'' crap?
Do you even KNOW how almost ALL of these dolphins are obtained by sea world?? Not breeding, but capture. They are herded by boats into a cove, which is then net off, and dolphins are then selected (separated from their pods), sold to marine attractions to live in concrete tubs, separated from their friends and social life a lot of times, and then live short of their life span by many, many years!! And if they are bred, most dolphins spend their entire lives with their mothers, but sea world separates them when they are usually two or three. This is NOT ok.
Me gusto mucho los delfines como saltaban me encanto
I went there before
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amazing! i love it so much Thanks!
Magnifique
j'aimerai bien être à sa place, majestueux !!! les dauphins sont incroyables d'intelligence ***** :)
Chrys Jovi j'adore.
Not. These sentient creatures are committing suicide in these conditions. Would you like to be held in captivity?
Nooooo
Yes they are you idiot
I really love Dolphins and I actually went to SeaWorld in Orlando a few months ago and saw a Dolphin show and as good as it was, keeping these animals in captivity just for out entertainment feels so wrong to me
it is realy good ive been to olandowe
loved
Dolpins are smart and they hight chances of : hunted by sharks, trapped in crab cages, and evenfishing nets. And dolpins if they stay with a human for a couple of years it with make a bond and if they do lget let into the wild the wouldn't eat/hunt for themselfs or even be in a pack because they would expect the humans to do it for them!
Dolphins don’t need to worry about sharks 🦈, they can kill sharks by ramming their gills
Me encantan los delfines, qué animal más tierno y bonito...
Marius Trones
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Jazeem Mohd
NataliaYukiMiku En libertad, ahí es donde si que pueden vivir en paz.
NataliaYukiMiku si yo el año que viene hay posivilidades de que suba un video de seaworld y de disneyland :3 por si quieres suscribirte a mi canal (?
Why does it look as if you need a degree in acrobatics to become a dolphin trainer now :')
I WAS IN THERE!!!!!
What educational value this show has?
The children go home and think dolphins were just clowns. oO
We have to stop Sea World!
Nope
All I see here is pain.
hi I really enjoyed ur 2015 blue horizons dolphin show it was great and beautiful. dolphin is my 2nd fav animal. take care from Costa mesa ca.
this is so sad and anything but an entertainment!!
Amazing VIDEO!!! THANKS!
these are animal abuse dolphins need much more space watch this ua-cam.com/video/6rkQLEQKNcU/v-deo.html
@@dilshadkp1304 at the time of writing, I was blind. Now I see lol
@@novoavern are you serios
@@dilshadkp1304 ??
Dolphins are such brilliant and beautiful animals. Though I must admit, these shows are rather entertaining, especially to see how smart a dolphin is in learning and remembering tricks, they don't belong here. I'm sure their trainers take great care of them, but they shouldn't be confided to such a small tank with human-controlled resources. It hurts my heart knowing they will most likely live their life in the same place they were placed in from day one.
They belong in the ocean, to be free.
We've had many shows, and plenty of experiments with them. We know these creatures a lot. Now it's time to release them where nature intended them on being.
DuckDude23 I should have used a different word, as that's not what I intended. I'm sure with long training, they could at some point be suitable for supervised life in the wild. Or, we could cease having a splash fest with dolphins of newer generations.
+Ciel Phantomhive I don't understand you anti-caps any more.
+Ciel Phantomhive Correction: I never did.
I've seen the show in real life and they actually have a huge tank out the back of the show tank so don't worry they get great care. Also the park has people in like animal inspectors to check if the space for the is big enough
I don't wanna see how smart dolphins are in learning anything just for people's joy. That's so unnatural for these beatiful creatures and so old fashioned for 21st century.
wowww...amazing
Really lovely dolphin
Simply awesome!!! What Sea World has learned from these animals is used to save the wild ones. So glad a company has done this. The animals saved by Sea Word is countless. Can't wait to visit Sea World!!!
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May I use a clip for an intro for a new series I'm making?
+Amber J & K yes
***** thanks! :)
+Amber J & K The dolphin's so-called smile is merely the shape of its mouth - dolphins do not smile. Watch the movies "The Cove" and "Blackfish".
Do you really want to support cruelty to animals and crimes against nature.
SeaWorld will eventually be arrested and jailed on charges of cruelty to animals and crimes against nature.
All the captive animals will be moved to sanctuaries. If they do not heal enough to live in the wild, the sanctuaries are their home.
Bec Massell wait what? SeaWorld is not commuting any crimes. Everything is legal. And sea sanctuaries are dangerous. Most of SeaWorld's animals were born in captivity and have adapted to a filtered, sterile, and safe environment. Their bodies and immune systems would be exposed to pathogens, viruses, and bacteria if try were moved to coastal sanctuaries.
And I've watched Blackfish. In fact, I was working on an analysis of Blackfish when I got your notification. And while I've never watched it, I am full aware of the horror that is Taiji. SeaWorld does not support it. The only aquariums that buy dolphins from Taiji are in Russia, Japan, China, Taiwan, and one place in Oceania (can't remember the country). The man who made the cove has stolen and illegally transported dolphins. He ended up illegally releasing two dolphins. While the two dolphins were found and taken to the dolphin research center 3 weeks later, they had been starving and dehydrated. He is not a dolphin expert by any means.
+Amber J & K
You are obviously a troll. Is SeaWorld paying you to post misinformation and lies?
The captivity industry obtained exemption to the Marine Mammal Protection Act to be able to do what it's doing. Did the captivity industry bribe somebody to obtain exemption?
SeaWorld does support Taiji. SeaWorld knowingly associates with those who are involved with Taiji.
Many animals have died being innocent captives in SeaWorld's barren, chlorinated, cramped tanks. None of the captive animals will live to their natural lifespans, including the animals born in captivity. Animals born in captivity frequently die in infancy, and more die a few years later. Procreation is not possible in captivity.
The man who made "The Cove" (Ric O'Barry) released the dolphins in order to rescue them from the cruelty of captivity. Everything else you take out of context is your attempt to deceive the public about him & to try to discredit him.
Ric O'Barry is an expert in dolphin behavior.
You claimed that you watched "Blackfish", then you admitted that you have not watched it. Do you really expect people to believe anything you write from now on.
This is for the benefit of the public, not for trolls:
Sea sanctuaries are not dangerous. Willy (Keiko) the orca rehabilitated in a sea sanctuary and was successfully released into the wild. The media's claims that the rehabilitation was failing, that releasing him into the wild would kill him, and that being released into the wild killed him were media ignorance at best and captivity-industry lies at worst.
The ocean's salt water is a natural disinfectant, and orca and dolphin skin and eyes need it to stay healthy. Humans are exposed to bacteria, viruses, and pathogens; as long as humans maintain a healthy lifestyle, our bodies are able to fight off infection. That fact applies to sea animals, too. Before the arrival of humanity, orcas and dolphins were thriving in the wild for millions of years. Humanity has been very destructive to wild orcas and wild dolphins. It is humanity's responsibility to remove pollution from the oceans, remove dams that threaten salmon populations & cause orcas to starve to death, eliminate noise pollution from boats that disorient & deafen the animals' sonars & cause beaching and deaths, and remove discarded fishing gear that causes orcas and dolphins to drown.
SeaWorld poached 40% of the Southern Resident Killer Whales for shows and displays, causing the species' current endangerment.
Marine park chlorinated water damages orca and dolphin skin and eyes.
Captivity is not safe for the animals at all. In the wild, dolphins (and orcas) are highly social and cooperative. In captivity, the abuses and stress that the animals are subjected to, cause the social infrastructures to fall apart, and the situation becomes very dangerous to all the animals. The results are seriously injured animals, and killed animals. Examine the videos for bite marks, scratch marks, and bloodiness on the animals.
"A trapped animal will attack. A traumatized animal will kill." There have been 100 orca attacks on trainers at SeaWorld. Two trainers have been killed.
SeaWorld management has been covering up the attacks and deaths. SeaWorld never informs the trainers about this, keeping the trainers uninformed about the risk of working there.
Every time you buy a ticket to a dolphin show or to an orca show, you support SeaWorld's cruelty and you support the Taiji dolphin hunts. Don't buy a ticket. Stop captivity now.
genial me encantan los delfines es lo maximo
Such a beautiful creatures!!!
Nalini Kumar Beautiful, but not to showcase.
The dolphin show is soo amazing
IKR nothing is more entertaining than dolphins being abused, and forced to do tricks!
@@forum_eclipse8059 THIS WAS 3 YEARS AGO DUDE😂
Lol
I love the dolphin's slender bodies and smart brains!
Amazing
Nice video! Thank you.
omg!! time traveler! how did you record the 2016 in 2011? D:
+Fuck WhatsMyUserNameAgain he changed the title
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"When the three dolphins were moved from the aquariums to a sea pen in May, Sampal found a hole in the net and escaped on June 22. It was only five days until she had rejoined the pod she'd been taken from four years earlier."
www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/30/jedol-chunsam-sampal-dolp_n_3672648.html
Even though these dolphins were in captivity for 4 years, they could still locate and rejoin their pod (family) once they were released. Amazing!
so cute
Very, very and very strange games performed by human and Dolpin both. Thanks a lot to the proprietor and manager.
*sobbing manically*
I wish I could meet a dolphin in real life .-. Really smart and beautiful creatures!
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@@auravl First of all, I have no idea what you just said. Second of all, this was six years ago. Third of all, I'm not condoning keeping wild animals enclosed.
Beautiful video
Some fool : Wow I have an idea, lets make a theatrical play with dolphins. Force them into a chlorinated pool and not feed them until they give a grade A perfomance. Talk about being an animal advocate.
if you're going to enslave these dolphins at least make it a good show
Not that that matters...
Ellis Guy
Before watching blackfish and finding out how much the whales suffer I would really enjoy this, but now it just feel very wrong (I take dolphins and orcas for being quite equal). If they are gonna suffer for years in this captivity, it would be much better if they just died instead. Other parts of the day, most of the time, those animals are in way smaller pools, probably not even be big enough to swim around, and got nothing to do. Way too often they are divorced from their family members which is very important for them. ot sure but I've read that they also give drugs to the dolphins, to control their behavior. If I remember right it causes pain and anxiety to the dolphin.
awesomeocean.com/top-stories/blackfish-full-blacklies/
Sean Crowley I think the orcas and dolphins are trained differently also the dolphins play around and seem to be having fun
Eso es hermoso... Ademas el delfin es mi animal fav°
I love this animal
I loved this show when I was a kid. Even today, I still love it. I have been searching a video of the entire show. Thank you so much
No merecemos a los delfines, son demasiado inteligentes ❤️