Miami Seaquarium trainer shares moment he decided to 'tear industry down' after dolphin died in arms

Richard O'Barry, who used to work at the Seaquarium, captured and trained over 100 dolphins in the 1960s, was responsible for training the five dolphins who played the role of "Flipper"

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