After banning dolphin shows last year, Mexico’s capital is taking things to the next level—and PETA applauds the action.
Places like SeaWorld better watch their backs—people are obsessed with Ocean Odyssey animated aquariums, and they haven’t even opened yet.
Orca Katina’s dorsal fin was split open—a potentially life-threatening injury—during an encounter with incompatible tankmates.
Imprisoned orca Lolita may have just gotten her most powerful ally yet.
More than half of all orca deaths at SeaWorld are caused by infections.
2018 has just begun, but a school of fish is already getting its New Year’s wish.
The park had reportedly been trying to breed the juvenile orca “for years.”
On any given day, all around the globe, PETA’s often provocative actions turn people’s heads on the street, stop pedestrians in their tracks, and expose cruelty wherever it occurs.
We took to the streets of Orlando, Florida, and turned an average wall into a larger-than-life protest against SeaWorld.
Their deaths bring the total number of cetaceans who have died in marine parks this year to 53.
Swim with whales and dolphins, explore coral reefs while fish dart out of your way, and play with a seal, all without harming animals.
In her new book, award-winning photographer Jo-Anne McArthur focuses on zoos and aquariums—and issues a wake-up call.
“I will never forgive SeaWorld for what they have done.” —Eyewitness
Gia, a young beluga born into captivity at Marineland Canada, has died from an apparent intestinal blockage.
At only 4 years old, she was torn away from her family and ocean home during the largest capture of wild orcas in history.
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