Taiji (the town featured in documentary 'The Cove') as well as Futo (as is mentioned in the documentary 'Earthlings.') There are also a number of smaller villages that hunt dolphins, both for meat as well as the captive dolphin industry.
The Japanese have only hunted dolphins on this sort of scale since the 1940's, so their argument that it is tradition and a much needed source of food, is not valid as dolphin meat is heavily contaminated with Mercury.
There are industries in Japan and the Faro Islands that kill dolphins for food.
people should not kill dolphins
The Solomon Islands and the Faroe Islands still hunt dolphins on a much smaller scales than Japan.
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Yes, men kill dolphins by accident or purpose Yes, people kill dolphins by accident or purposeYes, babies kill dolphins by accident or purposeYes, women kill dolphins by accident or purposeYes, people kill dolphins by accident or purpose
Yes. Occasionally, a motor or something like that will injure or kill a dolphin. Additionally, in some countries like the Solomon Islands and Japan, some tribal areas will kill dolphins for food.
Yes, they kill that many. They are also allowed to kill 1000 Whales a year. For more information check out "The Cove" documentary about the slaughter.
Yes, there are dolphins ~ go to "savejapandolphins.org"
There probably isn't an actual known number of dolphins in Japan since dolphins tend to roam through different seas.
Dolphins eat fish.
humans kill bottle-nosed dolphins for food. so stop
Yes, men kill dolphins on accident or purpose and both.