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A dolphin and its calf swim at the Hakkeijima Sea Paradise aquarium and amusement park in Yokohama.

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Vacation time in Japan?

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It is a nice moment to watch dolphins swimming. A peaceful life is restored.

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my2sense: "great photo" Oyaji: "oishi ne"

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Better than a supermarket in Taiji, I suppose. Captivity, all the same.

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Nice Photo!

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I have some great memories of the place, I think from '94.

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Nice shot

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That would even look nicer if it were in the ocean and those creatures would swim around freely.

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Dolphins are truly amazing creatures!

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**my2sense at 08:06 AM JST - 31st May

my2sense: "great photo" Oyaji: "oishi ne" **

ROFL!!!

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Haha, why is it making us feel hungry?

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The dolphin enclosure at Hakkeijima is pretty small... I remember feeling a little sorry for them when I visited a while back.

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Surprised they didn't try and harpoon it?

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Animal slavery. Free the fish now.

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Yum yum!

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Aquariums that look after the fishes are a good thing, they have doctors to take care, no predators, timely food.. life seems pretty happy in my book.

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"Aquariums that look after the fishes are a good thing, they have doctors to take care, no predators, timely food.. life seems pretty happy in my book".

For humans. Kind of like Federal Prison?

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Umai!!!

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I think if you look carefully, they are forming Japanese characters for "free us now!" Or it could be "we shall overcome". Depends on the angle.

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Goo photo for then one can see that the mother dolphin is guiding its young one in swimming.

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More like guiding its young one in swimming in endless circles instead of the vast ocean. It is completely immoral to hold this mammals in captivity. Makes me sick. Pretty picture of captives. How often do they have to replace them with fresh stock from Taiji because the hostages to our viewing "pleasure" go insane? Disheartening.

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