Excellent video, the message urgently needs to get out there. But it is really hyperactive - flashing way too fast. I had to manually move it along to get what was being shown. Otherwise I missed identifying most of the images.

I agree with Sandra Burnett. The message meant was really important and should get out to the public. However, the video was very poorly done. Even after dragging it manually, a lot of the pictures were pretty blurry and difficult to see.

This is nothing new. When the movie Day of the Dolphin was released so was the fact there was dolphin and a lot of other things in that supposed tuna can. Tuna is now supposed to be dolphin safe.
I believe that just like a believe the Brooklyn Bridge is for sale. These companies are getting away with murder. I havent touched a can of tuna in 15 years and am not going to start any time soon.
The public needs to be made aware of whats happening.

I don't see the point of this video. Processing fish is a bloody, messy business at best, whether it's legitimately caught or not. You should focus on what's wrong with tuna fishing--and slow down the scene changes!