Masaya Koami, trainer for dolphin with artificial fin

Masaya Koami, trainer for dolphin with artificial fin

TOKYO, Japan - Masaya Koami, 26, is the trainer for a dolphin with an artificial fin he made, the only dolphin with a man-made fin in the world, at Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium.

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