PBS the Dolphin Defender

Anyone seen this last night?
Awsome show.. It hink it was just this one its like 2 hours long...


Nearly three decades ago, filmmaker Hardy Jones became fascinated by wild dolphins. Even though many said it couldn't be done, he set out to film these sleek sea mammals in the open ocean. Along the way, he became closely involved with his subjects and came to appreciate dolphins as highly intelligent creatures worthy of careful protection.

Eventually, Jones turned his camera into a tool for conservation. He filmed dramatic dolphin hunts, and the documentary footage made headlines and sparked international protests. Jones also discovered the effects of chemical pollution on dolphins and orcas, the largest species of dolphin. He came to realize that threats to these marine mammals were threats to the ocean itself, and to us all.

Now, in NATURE's THE DOLPHIN DEFENDER, Jones shares some of his most dramatic and beautiful images, and tells the moving personal story of his journey into the world of dolphins. It is a memorable voyage revealed with the energy and elegance of the dolphins themselves.


theres a part in the movie where he shows "language" of the dolphins and how he communicatied somewhat (as he says) its awsome they do have their own language.. imagin when you can hear these critters say "Lets play" or "help" this was really a moving documentary.. I cried when i saw what we do for no reason to these beautiful creatures...