Ric O’Barry

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Ric O’Barry is an American activist and former dolphin trainer best known for his work exposing and opposing dolphin captivity and slaughter, prominently featured in the documentary film "The Cove."

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instanceOf animal rights activist
environmental activist
former dolphin trainer
human
advocatesFor dolphin rights
ending captivity of cetaceans
associatedWith Dolphin Project NERFINISHED
The Cove (2009 film) NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
fieldOfWork dolphin welfare
marine mammal protection
ocean conservation
founded Dolphin Project NERFINISHED
givenName Richard
hasActivismFocus ending dolphin drive hunts
ending dolphin shows
ending swim-with-dolphin programs
hasAppearedIn environmental documentaries
hasOpposed aquariums with captive dolphins
dolphin drive hunts in Taiji
marine parks holding dolphins
hasPerspective anti-captivity for dolphins
hasResidence United States of America NERFINISHED
hasRole protagonist in The Cove
hasSubjectOf media coverage on dolphin protection
hasWebsite Dolphin Project official website
knownFor later rejecting dolphin captivity
training dolphins for the television series Flipper
languageSpoken English
movement animal rights movement
anti-captivity movement
name Ric O’Barry NERFINISHED
notableFor campaigns against dolphin slaughter
opposition to dolphin captivity
work exposing dolphin drive hunts in Taiji, Japan
notableWork The Cove NERFINISHED
occupation animal rights activist
dolphin trainer
environmentalist
participatedIn documentary film The Cove NERFINISHED
positionHeld founder of Dolphin Project
speaksOn ethical issues of keeping dolphins in captivity
psychological impact of captivity on dolphins

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The Cove starring Ric O’Barry