Dolphin Tale 2

Dolphin Tale 2 is a the second movie about the dolphin Winter, who lives in an aqarium (?) because of her lost back fins. Winter and Sawyer are the main characters, the boy who loves the dolphin with all of his heart as she loves him just as much. The actors/actresses really suit their parts, and I love how Winter and the other dolphins are real, not just computer animations.

It all starts out with them saving a dolphin female from the sea, taking her in and nursing. Soon enough we also get to meet Winter, Rufus and other sea creatures that are part of the organization (except for Rufus, since he is his own). Soon enough Panama, Winters best friend, dies of old age, leaving the crippled dolphin all alone. The place where Winter lives, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, gets a dilemma; Releasing the healthy Mandy or keeping their beloved Winter.

The plot doesn't really catch my interest, but since I like dolphins that kind of makes up for it, haha. The movie was very educating and kind of cool. I've never thought of dolphins as such social creatures before, actually.

I recommend this movie to anyone who likes dolphins or animals. If not, well, first of all; How can you not like animals?! Second of all; Maybe this movie isn't something for you. It can be boring in the long run to watch dolphins and sea creatures if you do not like them.

Write about a country: Japan

Japan is a country close to China, and is estimated to be about  377 944 km².  In Japan there live (this is from a live-counter) 126,500,283 people right now, and the numbers are increasing day by day! The current capital of Japan is Tokyo, which is also where the famous anime Tokyo Ghoul is taking room. Other main cities in Japan is Osaka, Hokkaido and Kyoto, for example. Main languages is Japanese, but people also speak english, orok, envenki and nivkh. 

Akihito is the current head of state in Japan, and hi's heir is Crown Prince Naruhito. The Japanese government is a constitutional monarchy. Japan has four distinct seasons. The climate can widely vary depending on the region you visit as the country is long from north to south. Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu have extratropical climates, Hokkaido has subarctic climates, and the southern islands such as Okinawa have subtropical climates.

In Japan you can do many things; Shopping, visiting Manga/anime museums and monuments, find tasty treats that is not available anywhere else, feed wild monkeys, m.m... There are lots of things to do, and there's always more to it!

Japan is mostly famous for anime/manga and origami.