Taiji, Wakayama

The show Deadliest Catch just returned to Discovery for Season 4 and they are already being accused of faking scenes for the new season. The Hollywood Reporter shared details about why they believe that the Season 4 premiere of The Deadliest Catch had a few things that were faked for drama. The season started out with a huge storm in the Bering Sea. Early start filming @ Yaquina Bay w/ Silent Crow Production to support Deadliest Catch show filmed off Oregon Coast. pic.twitter.com/bvhpvsFs8C — USCGPacificNorthwest (@USCGPacificNW) April 19, 2016 During Deadliest Catch, they were on a crab boat called The Wizard. There is a huge storm and waves are seen hitting the boat and they even find out that the staterooms are flooding. They make it seem like the boat on Deadliest Catch could be sinking and things are pretty scary. It turns out that this isn't the entire truth. This boat on Deadliest Catch actually flooded back in September, but that is not when the storm happened. These huge storm waves happened in October. Allegations are that someone at Deadliest Catch took these two scenes and put them together so that they could make it look a lot worse. .@JoshHarrisDC addresses last week's "miscommunication" with @CaptWildBill. What do you think? https://t.co/cnIxkKGNvq via @tvinsider — Deadliest Catch (@DeadliestCatch) April 19, 2016 The Hollywood Reporter was even able to get a hold of documents from Discovery that were an outline for this episode. Here is what it…

Organizations 2013-14 statistics (dsworld.co.eu). The Taiji dolphin drive hunt is a well-known dolphin hunt exercise which takes place in the Taiji region in Wakayama prefecture in Japan anually. Recent statistics by the Japanese Fisheries Research Agency discloses that, 1,623 dolphins were caught in Wakayama Prefecture in 2012 for human use and consumption as well as sale to dolphin using aquariums. Most of these were caught in the Taiji Region. The Taiji Dolphin Slaughter in Japan is a big…

1969. According to the survey, more than 85% of ordinary Australians believe that dolphin hunting is a cruel practice. Dolphin hunting is still practiced in Japan in the town of Taiji with an intervention of high-technology equipment to drive the dolphins towards the coast. The only established and well-recognised international organisation responsible for the protection and welfare of cetaceans is the International Whaling Commission (IWC). Even though IWC aims to protect a variety of…