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PETA Statement: SeaWorld Considered Turning to Cambridge Analytica to Try to Save Its Sinking Image

For Immediate Release:
March 30, 2018

Orlando, Fla. –

It’s hardly a surprise that SeaWorld considered turning to Cambridge Analytica—one of the world’s most notorious firms—to try to save its sinking image. SeaWorld’s CEO has jumped ship, attendance is plummeting, and its recent idea of hiring a deceptive company to trick parents into bringing their kids to watch miserable orcas floating in tiny tanks won’t work—young people today can see right through it.

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