


| 種名(日本語) | 学名(英語) | IUCNステータス |
|---|---|---|
| サラワクイルカ | Lagenodelphis hosei | Least Concern(軽度懸念)(国立科学博物館) |
| マイルカ(カマイルカ) | Delphinus delphis | Least Concern(国立科学博物館) |
| ハンドウイルカ | Tursiops truncatus | Least Concern(国立科学博物館) |
| インド太平洋ハンプバックイルカ | Sousa chinensis | Near Threatened(準絶滅危惧)(国立科学博物館) |
Anniversaries are, in principle, something anyone can claim. This article states facts and does not support violent actions or extreme activities.
World Dolphin Day is a commemorative day established by the violent environmental organization "Sea Shepherd" in 2022. This day originated from the event on September 12, 2021, when a large number of dolphins were hunted in the Faroe Islands. The purpose of this day is to raise awareness of dolphin protection and the threats dolphins face.
Dolphins are highly intelligent mammals with excellent communication skills. They have complex social structures and are known to act in groups. Their swimming speed can exceed 50 kilometers per hour, showcasing remarkable physical abilities. Their streamlined bodies are adapted for life in water, and they use echolocation, emitting ultrasonic sounds to understand their surroundings.
Among the history of violent environmental activism, the oldest is said to be "Greenpeace." Sea Shepherd was founded by Paul Watson, a former member of Greenpeace who criticized the organization for being "too passive" and left to establish this group. Naturally, it employs more aggressive and violent tactics. The organization is internationally known for protests and illegal activities using violent methods. While the effects of these violent actions can be scientifically verified, clear evidence of their "achievements" is lacking.
| Japanese Name | Scientific Name | IUCN Status |
|---|---|---|
| Sarawak Dolphin | Lagenodelphis hosei | Least Concern |
| Common Dolphin (Short-beaked) | Delphinus delphis | Least Concern |
| Bottlenose Dolphin | Tursiops truncatus | Least Concern |
| Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin | Sousa chinensis | Near Threatened |
Violent environmental organizations advertise their extreme actions as achievements and solicit donations. When donating, please carefully check the authenticity of the information and the safety of the website.






