By KHRYSTA IMPERIAL RARA
THREE male dolphins kept in captivity at the Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park (MOAP) may just be the first beneficiaries of world-renowned dolphin activist and marine mammal specialist Ric O’Barry’s visit to Manila this week.
By EIMOR SANTOS
ON a bright sunny day, a bespectacled man with long hair and a burly frame skillfully strokes his brush against a huge wall. Before the sun sets he is able to paint a fresco of frolicking dolphins.
By KHRYSTA IMPERIAL RARA
THE 25 dolphins from the Solomon Islands that are now in Subic are well-cared for and free to interact with each other, according to Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) in Singapore.
By KHRYSTA IMPERIAL RARA
REPRESENTATIVES of Manila and Singapore-based animal protection groups are blocking the reported plan to send the dolphins in Subic to Singapore. They also want them returned to where they came from- Solomon Islands.
By KHRYSTA IMPERIAL RARA EVERYONE likes a thriller, especially one that is based on fact. Watching the documentary film The Cove is like watching a James Bond movie, where the main characters resort to secret tactics and weapons to outwit the enemy. But unlike James Bond movies which are fiction, The Cove revolves around a gruesome fact:
