Grey Whale Spotted South Of The Equator For The First Time
Earthquake Monitors Could Protect Fin Whales
Icelandic Whalers Kill First Minke Whale Of The Season
Underwater Noise May Drive Porpoises Into Fishing Nets Says Report
Fiji Joins UN Backed Conservation Treaty
More news stories
2012-08-16
A series of investigative articles published in Canadian newspaper, The Star, detail the suffering of marine mammals at the Ontario-based theme park.
More recently, a male orca, Ike, was transferred back to SeaWorld in San Diego after concerns for his health were issued, leaving a sole orca, Kiska, isolated in these poor conditions.
Among the littany of abuses cited include poor water quality that has led to blindness and skin lesions, death of a baby beluga through improper care and intervention, and shortage of adequate staff to care for the marine mammals housed there.
Twitter
Facebook
YouTube
Flickr
WDCS blogs
Enewsletter