Cetaceans Captive Survivorship: Dying to entertain?
Brains, Behaviour and Intelligence in Cetaceans (Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises) - Margaret Klinowska
Dolphins: Communication and Echolocation (Sonar) in Captivity.
Dolphin Suicide: Do dolphin commit suicide in captivity?
Dolphin Training: Do dolphins have to be abused to make them perform? A review of the history and an explanation of the techniques used in the science of animal training.
The Cove And Animals Acquired For Dolphinaria. A commentary on the inaccurate statements made by Richard O'Barry and others regarding the Japanese drive fishery and captive cetaceans.
Standardized Information on Bottlenose Dolphins from the Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums. Note: Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus truncatus) in human care in the USA and mainland Europe primarily originate from coastal (inshore) animals from western North Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico stocks. Due to potential variations in the life history and environment of stocks from different areas of the world, information and studies in this document pertain only to bottlenose dolphins in those regions.
