Juror Flirting With John Edwards
Obama's Pot-Smoking Detailed
Since the footage surfaced, the dolphin's intent has become a subject of debate. O'Barry says that by leaping out of the tank, Kuru expressed nothing short of a plea for help.
"The habitat of that false killer whale is so unnatural it leaped out in desperation," he told the AP. "It wanted to end it. Why does a person jump out of a building? ... It proves that captivity doesn't work. They are free-ranging creatures with a very large brain. They're self-aware, and putting them in a small tank in a stadium setting is abusive."
Conversely, Hideshi Teruya, head of the Churaumi dolphin section, is calling the incident an accident. "It was playing around and jumped out by accident from the momentum," Teruya told the AP. Teruya explained that the tank is maintained in accordance with general aquarium standards, a set of protocols that O'Barry believes are insufficient.
Over 90 People, Dozens Of Children Killed In Massacre
Romney Argues Big Spending Cuts Would Cause 'Depression,' Contrary To Tea Party Activists
Scott Walker, Tom Barrett Face Off In First Wisconsin Recall Debate
A New Murdoch Scandal Emerges
Pope's Butler Arrested In Embarrassing Scandal
Obama's Thrifty Claims Prove False
Bianca Bosker: Will Facebook Be Its Own Buzz Kill?
Devils Down Rangers, Headed To Stanley Cup Finals
Lagarde Has Little Sympathy For Greeks
Subtropical Storm Looms Over Memorial Day Weekend
After Suspicious Behavior, Judge Gives Order To Edwards Jurors
50 Years On, Fire Still Burns Underneath PA Town
WATCH: Obama Honors Veterans During Memorial Day Weekend
7 Ways To Get Yourself Detained Indefinitely
Brother Of Chinese Dissident Reportedly Missing
Latino Voters Double In North Carolina
The Mortgage Mess: Just How Many Screwups Were There?
GOP Governor Signs Bill Banning Islamic Law
The Story Behind Clinton's Porn Star Picture
WATCH: Fox News Besieged By Technical Difficulties
Geologists Confirm Possible Jesus Crucifixion Date
What Bin Laden's Wives Revealed
