Friday, 14 April is Dolphin Day
Dolphin Day is perhaps one of the most well-known unofficial holidays of the world.
This holiday is celebrated throughout the world and in the grand scheme of things, Dolphin Day is perhaps one of the most well-known unofficial holidays of the world.
Having gained steam in the 1990s and continuing into the present day, this holiday focuses on the worldwide plight of the dolphins.
Considering how similar dolphins appear to be to ourselves, we may even call Dolphin Day one of the more ‘human’ holidays that are celebrated.
Gatherings and awareness meetings take place in major cities across the globe. Some of largest venues include San Francisco, New York City and Tokyo.
Traditionally, Dolphin Day places a particular emphasis on curtailing Japanese dolphin hunts, as these have received much publicity during the last decade. Each year, this worldwide event continues to gain a growing number of supporters.
Hopefully, the near future will see a complete ban of dolphin hunting and while this holiday may no longer be needed, it will indeed be a happy ending for both the dolphins and their human advocates.
