Web preview · 256px highDolphin breaks the surface before its leap at the Floridaland show barge, Osprey, Florida, circa 1965
The dolphin breaks the surface close to the barge moments before it jumps.

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The dolphin breaks the surface close to the barge moments before it jumps — Floridaland, Florida, 1965

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1965
Location
Floridaland, Florida, United States
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Still 3 · 2.26s into the source clip
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Dolphin breaks the surface before its leap at the Floridaland show barge, Osprey, Florida, circa 1965.

The source is catalogued as 8mm home movie. This frame appears 2.26 seconds into the clip. Watch the source footage below to see the surrounding action.

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Floridaland Florida-1965: Performing Dolphin Leaps Beside a Lettered Show Barge as a Trainer Watches

Floridaland Florida-1965: Performing Dolphin Leaps Beside a Lettered Show Barge as a Trainer Watches

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Source format: 8mm home movie.

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Period detail

The hand-painted FLORIDALAND lettering, the rustic dressed barge and the faded reversal colour all point to the mid-1960s, and the trainer's clothing may show period workwear.

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Soft 8mm grain, colour faded to magenta and blue, fine scratches across the sky and a gently handheld frame give the shot a clear period film texture.

Historical context

Floridaland ran on Sarasota Bay from 1964 to 1971, and its porpoise show was one of several staged attractions offered to tourists alongside a western ghost town and tour train.

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Copyright in the film rests with the archive, but the distant trainer and helper are unidentified and the FLORIDALAND name belongs to a former private business, so likeness and trademark uses need separate review.

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