As a crowd-pleasing family film, Dolphin Tale takes few risks but will still most likely be enjoyed by its target audience. It tells the “based on true events” story of Winter, a dolphin that lost its tail after getting caught in a crab trap off of the Florida Gulf Coast. After rescue and recovery, Winter learns to swim anew, in part thanks to a first-of-its-kind prosthetic dolphin tail.
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Movie Review: Dolphin Tale
Posted in Animals, Environment, Movies, tagged aquariums, Ashley Judd, bottlenose dolphins, conservation, dolphin, dolphin movie, Dolphin Tale, dolphins, Florida, Harry Connick Jr., Kris Kristofferson, Morgan Freeman, mountain top removal, oceans on August 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Nickelodeon’s “Go Diego Go!” Takes on an Oil Spill
Posted in Animals, Environment, tagged bottlenose dolphins, BP, children, children's television, Deepwater Horizon, dolphins, Dora the Explorer, environmental communication, environmental education, Go Diego Go!, Gulf Oil Spill, humpback whale, kids, National Wildlife Federation, Nickelodeon, oceans, oil, oil spill, Ranger Rick, skimming, television, tv, whales on June 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I was happy to see that Go Diego Go! had decided to bring up the issue of how animals are threatened by oil spills. But I also thought it was odd how the show made cleaning up a spill seem so easy. Is this the right message to send kids?
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