Lol...see as dat mad man pose....like say na dragon he kill....

Very harmless.. I see no justification for them to kill it. Dolphins are very rare

Wetin oyibo take they catch fun na we wan use do pepper soup for the dophin mind why me

izzou:
And see as the guy pose like say he just came back from a fierce battle


Mtchhheew

in his mind he just conquered a Dolphine

See that dude de form hero on top harmless fish

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i feel for this harmless creature. RIP dolphins fc 😉

kennygee:
These are creatures you hardly find in Nigeria, yet these ones killed it. Imagine if we had an artificial beach or pool with these dolphins, wouldn't it be nice?

All we know is stomach infrastructure, we no dey ever see the big picture.

my bro dont blame them cos there are no enabling law protecting d lives of such beautiful creatures. unfortunately again, most of our so called zoologists are already into deep slumber. Nigeria is still developing.

NAIJA WITH MEAT

bigtt76:
Pipeline den go blow, people den go kidnap, poor creatures den go kill.... Niger Delta I hail ona all o!

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, I tired fr dem oooo

kennygee:
These are creatures you hardly find in Nigeria, yet these ones killed it. Imagine if we had an artificial beach or pool with these dolphins, wouldn't it be nice?

All we know is stomach infrastructure, we no dey ever see the big picture.

hunger full land dats why

Poor thing

Nigerians needs a brain reset

Hunger

All for the sake of stomach,
I can only spot atenu people

Woow! See meat

kennygee:
These are creatures you hardly find in Nigeria, yet these ones killed it. Imagine if we had an artificial beach or pool with these dolphins, wouldn't it be nice?

All we know is stomach infrastructure, we no dey ever see the big picture.

it's hard to see any picture at all when one is hungry..

Ppl are hungry so make una free dem although am not in support of d poor creature dey killed but dis hunger is very much real..... Op abeg tell ur frnd to send my own share of d meat.

These men ought to have been arrested in a saner society.

Me that have not seen a live dolphin in my life. Na im these men come fukup what would have been my chance of seeing one in a Nigerian zoo. Chai! E no go better for dem.

I watch animal documentaries a lot and this is the first time I am seeing a human killing one intentionally

Very cruel people

Eating dolphin meat may seem abhorrent to most Americans, but many cultures around the world include marine mammals in their diets. For instance, people on the tropical island of St. Vincent in the Caribbean can legally hunt and eat dolphins.Nov 6, 2014

Lord have mercy. What is wrong with the black man?

Just look at the innocent creature who was probably looking for who to save before those 1diots killed it. I'm almost in tears.

Do this in the states and rot in jail.

Nigerians kill every and anything killable... Poor dolphin!

Blame it on stomach infrastructure!

Stupidity in the highest Level...Y kill this wonderful creature for food? am so sad I swear

If Nigerians sees a real mermaid

Am sure they will kill and eat it



There's so much hunger that people can't even think straight

SilvanusII:
Like seriously These things will attack a shark to protect man. They are like dogs of the ocean. No surprises na. Ppl dey kuku chop dog

u dare not let off ur dog in d streets of calabar

maka why..killing a dolphin is out of it

Ada9103:
Why evils .....

No be this same dolphin wey de play with seyi some days ago..........una target the fish come kill am........una weldone ooooooo

seyi Bleep, she for no snap pishure with the dolphin,, hold her responsible

[size=14pt]The dangers of eating dolphin meat[/size]

Eating dolphin meat may seem abhorrent to most Americans, but many cultures around the world include marine mammals in their diets. For instance, people on the tropical island of St. Vincent in the Caribbean can legally hunt and eat dolphins. But these culinary traditions have a health downside: The meat and blubber contain high levels of mercury, which can contribute to disorders ranging from memory loss to seizures.

Much of the mercury pollution in the ocean comes from gold mining. Once in the water, it can be converted to another chemical called methylmercury. Small organisms ingest the mercury and methylmercury; when predators eat those animals, they accumulate even higher levels of the toxic compounds. Because marine mammals are near the top of the food chain, they often carry the most mercury in their tissues.

Researchers studied dolphin consumption in St. Vincent, where about two-thirds of the residents eat marine mammal meat. The team members analyzed meat and blubber from 28 spinner dolphins and 11 Atlantic spotted dolphins that had been caught near the island. They also tested processed unidentified cetacean meat, probably from dolphins or pilot whales, from a market. People usually process the meat by cutting it into pieces and drying it to make a beef jerky-like snack.

The fresh, unprocessed tissue contained an average of 0.92 to 1.57 micrograms of mercury per gram, the researchers report in Marine Pollution Bulletin. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration considers 1 microgram per gram to be the “action level” at which authorities could advise people to cut down on seafood consumption. And the processed meat was far worse — it contained an average of 7.59 micrograms of mercury and 6.05 micrograms of methylmercury per gram of tissue.

The results suggest that dolphin meat could pose a health risk to the people of St. Vincent, the team suggests. If public health officials advise residents to eat less of it, dolphin populations could benefit — but managers will need to make sure that substituting other meats doesn’t create another conservation problem. — Roberta Kwok | 6 November 2014

Source: Fielding, R. and D.W. Evans. 2014. Mercury in Caribbean dolphins (Stenella longirostris and Stenella frontalis) caught for human consumption off St. Vincent, West Indies. Marine Pollution Bulletin doi: 10.1016/j.marpolbul.2014.10.040.

Which way Naija? Illiteracy is indeed a disease. This is the Bottle-Nose Dolphin and it is probably the most intelligent specie of dolphin, very friendly and probably didn't think it would be killed. While it isn't endangered, there are efforts around the world to curb its killing.

http://www.dolphins-world.com/bottlenose-dolphin/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottlenose_dolphin