Sinful Aquariums - Breeding dolphins while Many of Them Die

A list below shows dolphins that died from 2018 through Sept 27th 2019.
Many of these individuals were born to breed, and died within three years after they were born, except for one skunk dolphin.
This sinful act has been repeated in the history of aquariums.
Sadly, these wild dolphins have had to lose their calves over and over.

The breeding practice takes place not for the dolphins, but rather for humans for their entertainment and profit. A few of them survive, and live a long time, but most of them die.

Dolphins live in groups of hundreds, sometimes even thousands. They raise their calves together, swim around the vast ocean, do deep dives, explore, and support each other to live socially.
They cannot pursue to behave as so in a shallow concrete pool where they are sometimes forced to work.

Aquariums shamelessly attempt to capture wild dolphins even though it’s not environmental. They even go around the Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums because so many dolphins die in the aquariums.

We are no longer living in a time when sentient and social animals like dolphins who are supposed to live in the wild are used for the entertainment business.
Take a close look at the list to imagine agony, sorrow, and hopelessness for these individual dolphins.

1) Atlantic bottlenose dolphin at Enoshima Aquarium, Jan 9th 2018
“Miru” sudden death in the morning of 6th (3 years old, female, Father Paru/Mother Myu)
Breeding

2) Atlantic bottlenose dolphin at Asamushi Aquarium, April 21st 2018
“Mirai” death after being sick for a while in April (estimated age 13 years old, male, transported on 20th Dec 2008)
Captured in wild

3) Risso’s dolphin at Taiji-cho Whale Museum, May 22nd 2018
“Neal” (infant, female)
* 17 dolphins died from April 2017 to April 2018 at the same museum
Breeding

4) False killer whale at Enoshima Aquarium, May 27th 2018
“Sailor” died after being sick
Captured in wild

5) Commerson’s dolphin at Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, June 26th 2018
“Sky” died 6 days after he lost his appetite (male, was born on 15th June 2013 in Toba Aquarium)
Breeding

6) Atlantic bottlenose dolphin at Joetsu Aquarium Umigatari, July 12th 2018
“Sasha” Sepsis resulted from community-acquired pneumonia. Irregularity of colors and forms around respiratory system and digestive system was confirmed via vivid section (8 (8 years old, Female)
Captured in wild

7) Pacific white-sided dolphin at Wakayama Adventure World, August 13th 2018
Infant, died 5 days after being born on August 8th. It was fed artificial milk in a man-made pool as the mother did not nurture it.
Breeding

8) Bottlenose dolphin at Tsukumi Dolphin Island, August 18th 2018
A baby of “Mei” stillbirth after attempting to deliver for 5 hours
Breeding

9) Bottlenose dolphin at Sendai Uminomori Aquarium, August 18th 2018
“Fran” died 3 days after she got sick
Unknown origin

10) 4 dolphins died because of typhoon at Taiji-cho Whale Museum, October 2018
Captured in Wild

11) Bottlenose dolphin at Motobu Genkimura, January 2019
“Sun” died at the age of 2 years and 4 months, Mother Sugar
Breeding

12) Bottlenose dolphin at Wakayama Adventure World, January 18th 2019
Baby, died next morning
Breeding

13) Bottlenose dolphin at Shin Enoshima Aquarium, January 22nd 2019
“Percy” died at the age of 1.5 years, Mother Serious born on May 7th 2017
Breeding

14) Commerson’s dolphin at Sendai Uminomori Aquarium, January 24th 2019
“Tsubasa” died two days after he got sick on January 22nd. (5 years old, male, was born in Marine pier Matsushima Aquarium on 29th May 2013)
Breeding

15) False Killer Whale at Wakayama Adventure World, February 22nd 2019
Baby, died 9 days after it was born. Breastfeeding was not possible so formula was given to the baby (born on 13th Feb 2019)
Breeding

16) Bottlenose Dolphin at Asamushi Aquarium, March 4th 2019
“Sakura” died. Anomaly in white cells was observed. (approximately 13 years old, was transported on 16th Oct 2009)
Captured in Wild

17) Bottlenose Dolphin at Joetsu Aquarium Umigatari, March 10th 2019
“Alc” died. Stopped eating in mid December 2018. Lesion was observed around her pancreas (approximately 7 years old, female)
Captured in Wild

18) Bottlenose Dolphin at Io World Kagoshima City Aquarium, April 3rd 2019
“Cheek” died after loss of appetite, suspected to have had bacterial infection (approximately 17 years old)
Captured in Wild

19) False Killer Whale at Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa, May 29th 2019
“Ishuto” died of pneumonia 6 days after he got sick on 23rd May (Male)
Captured in Wild

20) Bottlenose Dolphin at Kyoto Aquarium, July 30th 2019
“Maria” died after she got sick (Female)
Origin: Unknown

21) Commerson’s dolphin at Sendai Uminomori Aquarium, August 10th 2019
“Bon” died next day after he got sick on 9th August (21 years old, male, was born in 1998 at Marine Pier Matsushima Aquarium, was moved to Sendai in 2015)
Breeding

22) Commerson’s dolphin at Toba Aquarium, August 24th 2019
Infant, died 2 month after being born in June. The cause of death is suspected to be high cholesterol from high neutral lipid in blood. (Born in June 2019, Father Kai, Mother Stella)
Breeding

23) Bottlenose Dolphin at Shin Enoshima Aquarium, September 3rd 2019
“Pick” died. The cause of death is yet to be announced (11 years old, female, was born in June 2008)
Breeding

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