Did SeaWorld’s Carelessness Kill Orca Amaya? ‘It Could Have Been Avoided,’ a Whistleblower Told PETA
SeaWorld’s cycle of abuse and death continues: Female orcas in the ocean can live up to 80 years, but Amaya—the latest to die in one of the marine park’s cramped tanks—was only 6.
Read MoreDespite Orca Deaths, These Artists Plan to Perform at SeaWorld—Take Action!
Please urge them to follow the lead of other compassionate artists who have chosen not to associate with SeaWorld!
Read MoreDolphin Obituaries: What It’s Really Like to Live and Die at SeaWorld
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.
Read MorePETA Urges: Lay Off the Animals, Not the Workers!
More than 1,000 SeaWorld employees have been laid off since “Blackfish.” Had the park laid off the orcas instead, its business wouldn’t be sinking.
Read MoreYears Later, ‘Blackfish’ Impact Still Costing SeaWorld Millions
Years after allegedly lying about the negative impact “Blackfish” had on SeaWorld, the “abusement” park company is paying big bucks to settle a lawsuit linked to the damning film.
Read MoreUPDATE: Top SeaWorld Execs Get Bonuses While 90% of Employees Are Furloughed
SeaWorld can’t pay 90% of its employees during the coronavirus pandemic, but it just found $6.8 million in stock options to give to six top-earning executives.
Read MoreSelf-Isolation Got You Feeling Trapped? Try Being a Dolphin at SeaWorld
SeaWorld is closed because of the coronavirus, but it should’ve closed long ago for cruelty. Tell the park not to reopen until all the dolphins and whales are released to seaside sanctuaries.
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