Don’t let SeaWorld fool you—the company is no good for sharks.
We’re calling on the Miami Seaquarium to end Lolita’s decades of deprivation by releasing her into a seaside sanctuary as soon as possible.
“At the end of the day this isn’t a political decision, this is the right decision.”
The new rules also give French marine parks three years to meet new minimum tank sizes, and ban direct contact between the public and orcas and other dolphins.
The Covino brothers have an ever-growing list of violations and fines. Apparently animals—and potential investors—aren’t safe in their hands.
Not only does being held in captivity cause animals mental stress, it’s also physically damaging to the animals.
SeaWorld’s attempts to block PETA from proposing our shareholder resolution to release orcas have reached a laughable new low.
New images of the orcas and other dolphins at Marineland in France show that the animals have numerous bite and rake marks on their bodies and fins.
It’s every mother’s worst nightmare. And for dolphins, it happens all the time.
Prompted by a California law, SeaWorld San Diego will “end” its orca shows this Sunday—but the orcas will still be performing.
Many animals imprisoned at SeaWorld often die prematurely from stress and other captivity-related causes, but you can take a stand for them today.
A former employee-turned-whistleblower reports that stingrays starved and a nurse shark may have died from food-deprivation training methods.
His grim existence has changed public opinion about keeping orcas in tanks.
After two beluga deaths at the Vancouver Aquarium occurred this month, city organizers may let the public vote on whether to end whale captivity.
Marine life aren’t the only animals suffering at this park.
