When sharks attack (in the ocean) they are not usually destroyed because a shark swims hundreds of miles in days. Finding the same shark rarely ever happens, instead many other sharks are killed needlessly due ignorance and fear, like the kind you are putting out here. You want to put a harpoon grenade into a whale and a person and we’re the ones being branded terrorists? …I guess.

Oh and nice win on The COVE, Hayden, let’s hope the publicity can open the small hearts we see around on occasion!

Not only are these orcas deprived of freedom to move around, swim where they might, encounter other orcas as they might, and do natural behaviors that we are only beginning to learn of (imagine spending your life locked in a closet), they can’t their voices as they would in the wild…and must stay mute. What psychological torture this entails, again, we can’t know.

Tilikum should be returned to the wild.

“The Cove” wins, time to rejoice! May the Japanese people open their minds and hearts to the annual brutal killing of dolphins and porpoises in their waters and END it!

When dogs attack humans, they are put down. When a shark attacks a human, it is destroyed.

This whale carried out a murderous attack on a human and should be held accountable. A penthrite grenade harpoon seems an appropriate course of action.

But perhaps Paul Watson should be put into its tank beforehand to see what his beloved whales really think of him?