Thanks to PETA, this year’s top Oscar® nominees can make a splash and help the animals suffering at “abusement” parks like SeaWorld.
“Ozark” actor Alfonso Herrera teamed up with PETA Latino to expose how animals suffer at SeaWorld San Diego—watch now.
If your school is planning to hold an event like prom at SeaWorld or another marine park or dubious aquarium, here are the steps you can take to get it moved to a different location.
Send Build-A-Bear Workshop a letter asking it to stop working with SeaWorld, the cruel ABUSEment park.
PETA has a whale of a question for you: What do you know about whales? Check out our list of surprising whale facts and test your aquatic mammal knowledge!
The award-winning director leaves behind an impressive body of work for animals.
Imagine being immobilized and forcibly impregnated. That’s the reality for female dolphins at SeaWorld, so Kate del Castillo is calling the company out.
A PETA-endorsed “swim with dolphins” event? Only with Edge Innovations’ ultra-realistic robotic dolphin! Catch Delle in action as she makes a splash with the public.
SeaWorld sees Ripley as just a dollar sign. It has hauled her around repeatedly, including from Florida to California to Texas. Now, 25 years later, she’s still trapped in a tank.
With protests in Orlando, Florida; San Antonio; and San Diego, the youth-led group Students Opposing Speciesism let SeaWorld know it’s in deep water for keeping animals in lockdown for life.
Learn more about the cruelty of marine parks and discover ways to help animals.
Animals with eye problems, tooth damage, rake marks, and zero enrichment are suffering in concrete tanks while SeaWorld exposes them and everyone else there to deadly disease.
Workers violated Luna, forcibly impregnating her to create a living prop for the park’s shows. She rejected her first baby. Now this one, her fourth, is doomed to a life of suffering.
Lolita was abducted from her homeland more than 50 long years ago. Here are the historic efforts from Native American elders to bring her home.
At SeaWorld, Bossa, Lily, and Puka were used as breeding machines to create generations of dolphins confined to small concrete tanks for life. Now, all three are dead.
