Animals
Taiji Cove Dolphin Hunt Ends with 41 Dead and 52 Taken Captive, Group Says
Of the more than 250 dolphins captured in a cove in Taiji, Japan across the last four days, 41 were killed and 52 were taken captive, according to a report by the Cove Guardians, an activist group affiliated with the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
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