After a week long stand off with the Japanese fishermen, Ric and Lincoln O'Barry watch in horror as dozens of dolphins are slaughtered and processed for meat.
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Blood Dolphins: Turning a Blind Eye
After a week long stand off with the Japanese fishermen, Ric and Lincoln O'Barry watch in horror as dozens of dolphins are slaughtered and processed for meat.
Added: Aug 5, 2011
Views: 992 Views
Runtime: 02:12
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