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Asia: Bad weather delays the start of Japan’s dolphin hunting season

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The controversial six-month dolphin hunting season has begun in Japan, but bad weather has delayed the slaughter.

People from the southwestern town of Taiji corral hundreds of dolphins into a secluded bay and butcher them each year.

The practice was thrust into the global spotlight in 2010 when it became the subject of the Oscar-winning documentary The Cove.

An official says environmental campaigners are already in place to watch the hunt.

– Newstalk ZB

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sw on 2/09/2014 3:05am

They can have our bad weather and a Win/Win for both the dolphins and us.

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