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This startling footage shows the dramatic moment a dolphin suddenly leapt out of its tank in a desperate bid to escape captivity.The dolphin, a species known as the false killer whale, had been taking part in a marine show at Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in southwestern Japan when it jumped on to the floor near its tank.A U.S. tourist who was among spectators at the event shot the video footage and sent it to the former dolphin trainer for the 'Flipper' TV show. Shock: The false killer whale, a species of dolphin, leapt out of its tank during a marine show at the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in southwestern Japan Ric O'Barry, 70, who now makes a career out of freeing dolphins, said the video highlights the cruelty the animals suffer while in captivity.The footage shows the stricken dolphin, called Kuru, lying on the floor as staff desperately wrap it in a mat and use a crane to lift it back into the water.The other dolphins in the tank appear to be distressed and gathered around the side where the creature leapt out.

Mr O'Barry said: 'The habitat of that false killer whale is so unnatural it leapt out in desperation.'It wanted to end it. Why does a person jump out of a building?' Captive: The stricken animal lies on the floor as the other dolphins look on seemingly distressed Plight: Staff wrapped the dolphin in mats and kept it wet with a hosepipe before it could be put back into the tank Hideshi Teruya, who manages the dolphin section at the park, said the it suffered minor scratches and bruises on its head and fin, but had a healthy appetite for mackerel and squid after it was returned to the tank.He said: 'It was playing around and jumped out by accident from the momentum.'Kuru, which means 'black' in the local dialect, was captured six years ago in the seas around Okinawa.Mr Teruya denied the captivity was cruel and said the tank was not overcrowded and followed aquarium guidelines.But Mr O'Barry said the guidelines were inadequate and that dolphins were used to roaming for many miles a day, not swimming in a circle and doing flips at shows.