At SeaWorld’s annual meeting, Gillian Anderson speaks her mind.
In a monumental decision, the National Aquarium announces that it will move forward with plans to send the eight bottlenose dolphins there to a sanctuary.
According to reports, local authorities were called in to investigate after a kangaroo seen laying on pavement at a petting zoo began foaming at the mouth.
Captured on camera: an extremely “sleepy” young lion is forcibly propped up as tourists pose for their holiday snaps at Taman Safari park.
Lions don’t belong in zoos.
She is frantic to get back to the ocean home that she remembers and misses.
The Shriners owe the public an explanation for their outdated, cruel decision to exploit beleaguered elephant Nosey.
137 tigers are being seized and transferred from Thailand’s notorious Tiger Temple, where tigers are beaten, drugged and exploited for profit.
Ringling Bros. employees co-authored a paper published in a leading medical journal, and let’s just say that it has some problems.
There’s nothing cute about exploiting marine mammals.
The death of a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo exemplifies the cruelty of captivity.
She hadn’t seen another elephant in years.
This attendance graph looks like the trajectory of a skydiving jump.
Cages and beatings are routine for ape “actors”—and that’s why we’ll never give up until every great ape is out of show business.
Drs. Ingrid Visser and Denise Herzing explore the world of these deeply intellectual and social animals and explain why life in a tank will never be enough.
