@@SuperBowserJrRyan0305 Ok, first you have absolutely no arguments and I think you really don't know anything about cetaceans if all you have to say is "freak you !!!" Second, cetaceans suffer from captivity and show it to us. Several cetaceans have already committed suicide, some have killed people, others self-mutilate, stereotypical gestures are clearly visible, ect, ect ... There is also the lie of "if they are born captive, they are happy" No, absolutely not, it does not work like that! Cetaceans have a body made to swim quickly, a physiology made to travel several hundred kilometers a day and to hunt, marine parks cannot erase generations and generations of evolution like that, in a snap of the fingers. Pro-cap often say that cetaceans have a lot to let off steam with toys and shows. Such intelligent animals playing with vulgar dog toys and balloons? Orcas don't normally play the same way we do, you have to understand that. As for the shows, they are clearly painful and sometimes even dangerous. We talk about the story of Gudrun, pregnant, but who even had to do the show, the baby died in his mother's womb, crushed under her weight during the many performances on the platform, and the mother is she. also died a few days later! The intelligence of cetaceans is obviously no longer to be proven and thanks to science we now know that they may be more intelligent than us but we do not yet know enough to confirm it. These majestic animals are intelligent enough to understand that they will be locked away for life even if they were born captive. There is absolutely no use in keeping animals locked in the same tank for life. The fact that all living cetaceans are born captive is obviously also false. Ulises and Tokitae / Lolita were forcibly captured for example. Morgan, she was found in poor health and lost and was treated but the Loro Parque still took the opportunity to buy her, for sure one more orc in the rank of their slaves even counting Ket, a killer, that doesn't hurt them. With the individual stories of some cetaceans in particular, there is plenty to cry about, but I don't really have time to write, so I'll let you do your own research for that. So we are going to talk about what affects all cetaceans. Chlorine, separation, mistreatment, there is plenty to talk about. I imagine you have already experienced the water in the swimming pool which stings the eyes. Know that the ponds, to have such clear water, are stuffed with chlorine, and that the animals are bathed in them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round and all their life and that even the trainers complain about have burnt eyes, as proof that it really affects all cetaceans and even trainers and not just one individual. Since you must definitely be a fervent pigeon of SeaWorld, its Loro Parque and MarineLand lines, or any other park, you must have been screaming and applauding too. But cetaceans have extremely developed hearing and this only brought them pain, in addition to the screams of joy from the audience they have to endure unnecessarily loud music. Also, you may not have noticed, but cetaceans are in the scorching sun all year round while you are well in the sprawl, in the shade, in the public stands. Cetaceans have very fragile skin and this sun can go so far as to kill them. There are also some places where, on the contrary, cetaceans never see the sun but this is rarer. Doesn't it make you sad to know that lots of people around the world are killing themselves every day? Know that you can count dolpins and odontocetes in everyone. Whether it is Tursiop dolphins or orcas with Hugo or even Wanda, the first killer whale ever captive, cetaceans commit suicide or at least attempt to do so. Have you ever been harassed or have you ever been teased? Captive cetaceans too. With the lack of space, they cannot get away from others in the event of a quarrel. So we could see desperately trying to jump on the platform and suffer the sun and the bites of their congeners at the same time, the video is available on RUclips on the Albi Deak channel, found in my playlist and subscriptions, and the dolphin on gette video is not a special case. Also, you know, the wild orcas are subject to our presence. But, have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap activist against Taiji, in Japan? No, on the contrary, they buy dolphins in this hell. Have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap do something against hunting in the Faroe Islands? No, most do not know enough about these magnificent cetaceans to know that this hunt exists. Have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap campaigning against the whale prison in Russia before it was abandoned? No, on the contrary, they were all the content that China could have other slaves to torture, knowing that in China no law protects them and that they are often seen with deep wounds without doubts by the trainers. And there are still plenty of examples I still have a lot of things to write and little time I have things to do. So I'll end on that: The Internet is there for information and even if everything is not all black or all white and some articles against the parks are abused, it is easy to tell the difference. There is a time when dolphinariums improved the image of several cetaceans, especially orcas, but it has now become completely useless to lock such animals between 4 walls all their life and it is above all a suffering without fact for these magnificent creatures endowed with intelligence. There is a lot of reason to want to go to these parks, children, to feel that the animals are our friends (when they see the same people passing by several times a year and we are just passersby to theirs. eyes, only trainers are special to animals), the thrill of seeing animals perform ... But none of these reasons are valid when we get to see the suffering and oas only this that the dolphinariums are willing to let us see. Recently two babies died, Ula and Amaya, and the inspection of the Tokitae ponds is more than deplorable. It hurts me a lot to know that despite everything that is happening people continue to go to these dying place The future sanctuaries will be perfect to welcome captive orcas, to offer a retreat to those who cannot be rehabilitated like Tokitae for example and at the same time to rehabilitate those young and in perfect health and then if this one does not succeed it will not do more harm since it will be able to remain at the sanctuary. A place with shade, no walls, no painful shows, no frozen fish, and no loud music and screams, wouldn't that be great for our favorite black and white dolphins? Better to bank on that than on SeaWorld for the well-being of Trua and all the rest. They will not be separated if they go to a marine sanctuary, or if some of them are suitable for rehabilitation, but there is no risk of there being several sanctuaries at once, overnight. There is not yet a orca sanctuary but there are already 2 sanctuaries in the world, that of Richard O'barry (I am fan of him (≧∇≦)/) and the very recent sanctuary for beluga which marks a big step forward for the many captive cetaceans but also those who have accidents in nature such as involuntary stranding for example. And you can always go see Trua and his fellows, it will be a little further but it's a win-win situation. Orcas will be happier, anyone will be able to visit them and the parks will improve their reputation with the public! Anyway, when there is a orca sanctuary, I really hope that SeaWorld, its lines and all the other parks will agree to let them take care of the orcas! ଘ(੭ ᐛ)♡ But for that, it would be necessary that the managers of the parks are not stingy with profit... Can you please respond only after reading and if possible avoid not responding, I don't like debating alone
Agreed! Blackfish, The Cove IS NOT FAKE! We need to wake up and see what captivity does to these intelligent, emotional creatures! DONT BUY A TICKET...SUPPORT THE ORCAS INSTEAD!!!
@@SuperBowserJrRyan0305 Ok, first you have absolutely no arguments and I think you really don't know anything about cetaceans if all you have to say is "freak you !!!" Second, cetaceans suffer from captivity and show it to us. Several cetaceans have already committed suicide, some have killed people, others self-mutilate, stereotypical gestures are clearly visible, ect, ect ... There is also the lie of "if they are born captive, they are happy" No, absolutely not, it does not work like that! Cetaceans have a body made to swim quickly, a physiology made to travel several hundred kilometers a day and to hunt, marine parks cannot erase generations and generations of evolution like that, in a snap of the fingers. Pro-cap often say that cetaceans have a lot to let off steam with toys and shows. Such intelligent animals playing with vulgar dog toys and balloons? Orcas don't normally play the same way we do, you have to understand that. As for the shows, they are clearly painful and sometimes even dangerous. We talk about the story of Gudrun, pregnant, but who even had to do the show, the baby died in his mother's womb, crushed under her weight during the many performances on the platform, and the mother is she. also died a few days later! The intelligence of cetaceans is obviously no longer to be proven and thanks to science we now know that they may be more intelligent than us but we do not yet know enough to confirm it. These majestic animals are intelligent enough to understand that they will be locked away for life even if they were born captive. There is absolutely no use in keeping animals locked in the same tank for life. The fact that all living cetaceans are born captive is obviously also false. Ulises and Tokitae / Lolita were forcibly captured for example. Morgan, she was found in poor health and lost and was treated but the Loro Parque still took the opportunity to buy her, for sure one more orc in the rank of their slaves even counting Ket, a killer, that doesn't hurt them. With the individual stories of some cetaceans in particular, there is plenty to cry about, but I don't really have time to write, so I'll let you do your own research for that. So we are going to talk about what affects all cetaceans. Chlorine, separation, mistreatment, there is plenty to talk about. I imagine you have already experienced the water in the swimming pool which stings the eyes. Know that the ponds, to have such clear water, are stuffed with chlorine, and that the animals are bathed in them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round and all their life and that even the trainers complain about have burnt eyes, as proof that it really affects all cetaceans and even trainers and not just one individual. Since you must definitely be a fervent pigeon of SeaWorld, its Loro Parque and MarineLand lines, or any other park, you must have been screaming and applauding too. But cetaceans have extremely developed hearing and this only brought them pain, in addition to the screams of joy from the audience they have to endure unnecessarily loud music. Also, you may not have noticed, but cetaceans are in the scorching sun all year round while you are well in the sprawl, in the shade, in the public stands. Cetaceans have very fragile skin and this sun can go so far as to kill them. There are also some places where, on the contrary, cetaceans never see the sun but this is rarer. Doesn't it make you sad to know that lots of people around the world are killing themselves every day? Know that you can count dolpins and odontocetes in everyone. Whether it is Tursiop dolphins or orcas with Hugo or even Wanda, the first killer whale ever captive, cetaceans commit suicide or at least attempt to do so. Have you ever been harassed or have you ever been teased? Captive cetaceans too. With the lack of space, they cannot get away from others in the event of a quarrel. So we could see desperately trying to jump on the platform and suffer the sun and the bites of their congeners at the same time, the video is available on RUclips on the Albi Deak channel, found in my playlist and subscriptions, and the dolphin on gette video is not a special case. Also, you know, the wild orcas are subject to our presence. But, have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap activist against Taiji, in Japan? No, on the contrary, they buy dolphins in this hell. Have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap do something against hunting in the Faroe Islands? No, most do not know enough about these magnificent cetaceans to know that this hunt exists. Have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap campaigning against the whale prison in Russia before it was abandoned? No, on the contrary, they were all the content that China could have other slaves to torture, knowing that in China no law protects them and that they are often seen with deep wounds without doubts by the trainers. And there are still plenty of examples I still have a lot of things to write and little time I have things to do. So I'll end on that: The Internet is there for information and even if everything is not all black or all white and some articles against the parks are abused, it is easy to tell the difference. There is a time when dolphinariums improved the image of several cetaceans, especially orcas, but it has now become completely useless to lock such animals between 4 walls all their life and it is above all a suffering without fact for these magnificent creatures endowed with intelligence. There is a lot of reason to want to go to these parks, children, to feel that the animals are our friends (when they see the same people passing by several times a year and we are just passersby to theirs. eyes, only trainers are special to animals), the thrill of seeing animals perform ... But none of these reasons are valid when we get to see the suffering and oas only this that the dolphinariums are willing to let us see. Recently two babies died, Ula and Amaya, and the inspection of the Tokitae ponds is more than deplorable. It hurts me a lot to know that despite everything that is happening people continue to go to these dying place The future sanctuaries will be perfect to welcome captive orcas, to offer a retreat to those who cannot be rehabilitated like Tokitae for example and at the same time to rehabilitate those young and in perfect health and then if this one does not succeed it will not do more harm since it will be able to remain at the sanctuary. A place with shade, no walls, no painful shows, no frozen fish, and no loud music and screams, wouldn't that be great for our favorite black and white dolphins? Better to bank on that than on SeaWorld for the well-being of Trua and all the rest. They will not be separated if they go to a marine sanctuary, or if some of them are suitable for rehabilitation, but there is no risk of there being several sanctuaries at once, overnight. There is not yet a orca sanctuary but there are already 2 sanctuaries in the world, that of Richard O'barry (I am fan of him (≧∇≦)/) and the very recent sanctuary for beluga which marks a big step forward for the many captive cetaceans but also those who have accidents in nature such as involuntary stranding for example. And you can always go see Trua and his fellows, it will be a little further but it's a win-win situation. Orcas will be happier, anyone will be able to visit them and the parks will improve their reputation with the public! Anyway, when there is a orca sanctuary, I really hope that SeaWorld, its lines and all the other parks will agree to let them take care of the orcas! ଘ(੭ ᐛ)♡ But for that, it would be necessary that the managers of the parks are not stingy with profit... Can you please respond only after reading and if possible avoid not responding, I don't like debating alone
I’m still going to SeaWorld make me stop. 😈
His poor little flopped over fin...says it all☹☹☹
Ky looks like tily 😊
Seaworld nedd to shut down poor babies
freak you!!!!!!
@@SuperBowserJrRyan0305
Ok, first you have absolutely no arguments and I think you really don't know anything about cetaceans if all you have to say is "freak you !!!"
Second, cetaceans suffer from captivity and show it to us. Several cetaceans have already committed suicide, some have killed people, others self-mutilate, stereotypical gestures are clearly visible, ect, ect ...
There is also the lie of "if they are born captive, they are happy" No, absolutely not, it does not work like that! Cetaceans have a body made to swim quickly, a physiology made to travel several hundred kilometers a day and to hunt, marine parks cannot erase generations and generations of evolution like that, in a snap of the fingers.
Pro-cap often say that cetaceans have a lot to let off steam with toys and shows. Such intelligent animals playing with vulgar dog toys and balloons?
Orcas don't normally play the same way we do, you have to understand that.
As for the shows, they are clearly painful and sometimes even dangerous.
We talk about the story of Gudrun, pregnant, but who even had to do the show, the baby died in his mother's womb, crushed under her weight during the many performances on the platform, and the mother is she. also died a few days later!
The intelligence of cetaceans is obviously no longer to be proven and thanks to science we now know that they may be more intelligent than us but we do not yet know enough to confirm it. These majestic animals are intelligent enough to understand that they will be locked away for life even if they were born captive.
There is absolutely no use in keeping animals locked in the same tank for life.
The fact that all living cetaceans are born captive is obviously also false. Ulises and Tokitae / Lolita were forcibly captured for example.
Morgan, she was found in poor health and lost and was treated but the Loro Parque still took the opportunity to buy her, for sure one more orc in the rank of their slaves even counting Ket, a killer, that doesn't hurt them.
With the individual stories of some cetaceans in particular, there is plenty to cry about, but I don't really have time to write, so I'll let you do your own research for that.
So we are going to talk about what affects all cetaceans. Chlorine, separation, mistreatment, there is plenty to talk about.
I imagine you have already experienced the water in the swimming pool which stings the eyes.
Know that the ponds, to have such clear water, are stuffed with chlorine, and that the animals are bathed in them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round and all their life and that even the trainers complain about have burnt eyes, as proof that it really affects all cetaceans and even trainers and not just one individual.
Since you must definitely be a fervent pigeon of SeaWorld, its Loro Parque and MarineLand lines, or any other park, you must have been screaming and applauding too.
But cetaceans have extremely developed hearing and this only brought them pain, in addition to the screams of joy from the audience they have to endure unnecessarily loud music.
Also, you may not have noticed, but cetaceans are in the scorching sun all year round while you are well in the sprawl, in the shade, in the public stands. Cetaceans have very fragile skin and this sun can go so far as to kill them. There are also some places where, on the contrary, cetaceans never see the sun but this is rarer.
Doesn't it make you sad to know that lots of people around the world are killing themselves every day?
Know that you can count dolpins and odontocetes in everyone. Whether it is Tursiop dolphins or orcas with Hugo or even Wanda, the first killer whale ever captive, cetaceans commit suicide or at least attempt to do so.
Have you ever been harassed or have you ever been teased? Captive cetaceans too. With the lack of space, they cannot get away from others in the event of a quarrel. So we could see desperately trying to jump on the platform and suffer the sun and the bites of their congeners at the same time, the video is available on RUclips on the Albi Deak channel, found in my playlist and subscriptions, and the dolphin on gette video is not a special case.
Also, you know, the wild orcas are subject to our presence. But, have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap activist against Taiji, in Japan? No, on the contrary, they buy dolphins in this hell. Have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap do something against hunting in the Faroe Islands? No, most do not know enough about these magnificent cetaceans to know that this hunt exists. Have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap campaigning against the whale prison in Russia before it was abandoned? No, on the contrary, they were all the content that China could have other slaves to torture, knowing that in China no law protects them and that they are often seen with deep wounds without doubts by the trainers. And there are still plenty of examples
I still have a lot of things to write and little time I have things to do. So I'll end on that:
The Internet is there for information and even if everything is not all black or all white and some articles against the parks are abused, it is easy to tell the difference.
There is a time when dolphinariums improved the image of several cetaceans, especially orcas, but it has now become completely useless to lock such animals between 4 walls all their life and it is above all a suffering without fact for these magnificent creatures endowed with intelligence.
There is a lot of reason to want to go to these parks, children, to feel that the animals are our friends (when they see the same people passing by several times a year and we are just passersby to theirs. eyes, only trainers are special to animals), the thrill of seeing animals perform ...
But none of these reasons are valid when we get to see the suffering and oas only this that the dolphinariums are willing to let us see.
Recently two babies died, Ula and Amaya, and the inspection of the Tokitae ponds is more than deplorable. It hurts me a lot to know that despite everything that is happening people continue to go to these dying place
The future sanctuaries will be perfect to welcome captive orcas, to offer a retreat to those who cannot be rehabilitated like Tokitae for example and at the same time to rehabilitate those young and in perfect health and then if this one does not succeed it will not do more harm since it will be able to remain at the sanctuary. A place with shade, no walls, no painful shows, no frozen fish, and no loud music and screams, wouldn't that be great for our favorite black and white dolphins? Better to bank on that than on SeaWorld for the well-being of Trua and all the rest. They will not be separated if they go to a marine sanctuary, or if some of them are suitable for rehabilitation, but there is no risk of there being several sanctuaries at once, overnight. There is not yet a orca sanctuary but there are already 2 sanctuaries in the world, that of Richard O'barry (I am fan of him (≧∇≦)/) and the very recent sanctuary for beluga which marks a big step forward for the many captive cetaceans but also those who have accidents in nature such as involuntary stranding for example. And you can always go see Trua and his fellows, it will be a little further but it's a win-win situation. Orcas will be happier, anyone will be able to visit them and the parks will improve their reputation with the public! Anyway, when there is a orca sanctuary, I really hope that SeaWorld, its lines and all the other parks will agree to let them take care of the orcas!
ଘ(੭ ᐛ)♡ But for that, it would be necessary that the managers of the parks are not stingy with profit...
Can you please respond only after reading and if possible avoid not responding, I don't like debating alone
Can’t believe this is still a thing.
They shouldn't be in that small pool. omfg!!!😡😡😡
Dont give these people your money they are abusing these animals.
Your proof
Watch black fish..all you need to know about this organisation
@@scottdavidson5516 blackfish has been proven to be fake
Agreed! Blackfish, The Cove IS NOT FAKE! We need to wake up and see what captivity does to these intelligent, emotional creatures! DONT BUY A TICKET...SUPPORT THE ORCAS INSTEAD!!!
Let's ask the whales where they would prefer to be! stuck in a fishbowl or in a massive ocean. 🤔
Orcas and every cetaceans suffering a lot in captivity.
freak you!!!
@@SuperBowserJrRyan0305
Ok, first you have absolutely no arguments and I think you really don't know anything about cetaceans if all you have to say is "freak you !!!"
Second, cetaceans suffer from captivity and show it to us. Several cetaceans have already committed suicide, some have killed people, others self-mutilate, stereotypical gestures are clearly visible, ect, ect ...
There is also the lie of "if they are born captive, they are happy" No, absolutely not, it does not work like that! Cetaceans have a body made to swim quickly, a physiology made to travel several hundred kilometers a day and to hunt, marine parks cannot erase generations and generations of evolution like that, in a snap of the fingers.
Pro-cap often say that cetaceans have a lot to let off steam with toys and shows. Such intelligent animals playing with vulgar dog toys and balloons?
Orcas don't normally play the same way we do, you have to understand that.
As for the shows, they are clearly painful and sometimes even dangerous.
We talk about the story of Gudrun, pregnant, but who even had to do the show, the baby died in his mother's womb, crushed under her weight during the many performances on the platform, and the mother is she. also died a few days later!
The intelligence of cetaceans is obviously no longer to be proven and thanks to science we now know that they may be more intelligent than us but we do not yet know enough to confirm it. These majestic animals are intelligent enough to understand that they will be locked away for life even if they were born captive.
There is absolutely no use in keeping animals locked in the same tank for life.
The fact that all living cetaceans are born captive is obviously also false. Ulises and Tokitae / Lolita were forcibly captured for example.
Morgan, she was found in poor health and lost and was treated but the Loro Parque still took the opportunity to buy her, for sure one more orc in the rank of their slaves even counting Ket, a killer, that doesn't hurt them.
With the individual stories of some cetaceans in particular, there is plenty to cry about, but I don't really have time to write, so I'll let you do your own research for that.
So we are going to talk about what affects all cetaceans. Chlorine, separation, mistreatment, there is plenty to talk about.
I imagine you have already experienced the water in the swimming pool which stings the eyes.
Know that the ponds, to have such clear water, are stuffed with chlorine, and that the animals are bathed in them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round and all their life and that even the trainers complain about have burnt eyes, as proof that it really affects all cetaceans and even trainers and not just one individual.
Since you must definitely be a fervent pigeon of SeaWorld, its Loro Parque and MarineLand lines, or any other park, you must have been screaming and applauding too.
But cetaceans have extremely developed hearing and this only brought them pain, in addition to the screams of joy from the audience they have to endure unnecessarily loud music.
Also, you may not have noticed, but cetaceans are in the scorching sun all year round while you are well in the sprawl, in the shade, in the public stands. Cetaceans have very fragile skin and this sun can go so far as to kill them. There are also some places where, on the contrary, cetaceans never see the sun but this is rarer.
Doesn't it make you sad to know that lots of people around the world are killing themselves every day?
Know that you can count dolpins and odontocetes in everyone. Whether it is Tursiop dolphins or orcas with Hugo or even Wanda, the first killer whale ever captive, cetaceans commit suicide or at least attempt to do so.
Have you ever been harassed or have you ever been teased? Captive cetaceans too. With the lack of space, they cannot get away from others in the event of a quarrel. So we could see desperately trying to jump on the platform and suffer the sun and the bites of their congeners at the same time, the video is available on RUclips on the Albi Deak channel, found in my playlist and subscriptions, and the dolphin on gette video is not a special case.
Also, you know, the wild orcas are subject to our presence. But, have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap activist against Taiji, in Japan? No, on the contrary, they buy dolphins in this hell. Have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap do something against hunting in the Faroe Islands? No, most do not know enough about these magnificent cetaceans to know that this hunt exists. Have we ever seen a park or a pro-cap campaigning against the whale prison in Russia before it was abandoned? No, on the contrary, they were all the content that China could have other slaves to torture, knowing that in China no law protects them and that they are often seen with deep wounds without doubts by the trainers. And there are still plenty of examples
I still have a lot of things to write and little time I have things to do. So I'll end on that:
The Internet is there for information and even if everything is not all black or all white and some articles against the parks are abused, it is easy to tell the difference.
There is a time when dolphinariums improved the image of several cetaceans, especially orcas, but it has now become completely useless to lock such animals between 4 walls all their life and it is above all a suffering without fact for these magnificent creatures endowed with intelligence.
There is a lot of reason to want to go to these parks, children, to feel that the animals are our friends (when they see the same people passing by several times a year and we are just passersby to theirs. eyes, only trainers are special to animals), the thrill of seeing animals perform ...
But none of these reasons are valid when we get to see the suffering and oas only this that the dolphinariums are willing to let us see.
Recently two babies died, Ula and Amaya, and the inspection of the Tokitae ponds is more than deplorable. It hurts me a lot to know that despite everything that is happening people continue to go to these dying place
The future sanctuaries will be perfect to welcome captive orcas, to offer a retreat to those who cannot be rehabilitated like Tokitae for example and at the same time to rehabilitate those young and in perfect health and then if this one does not succeed it will not do more harm since it will be able to remain at the sanctuary. A place with shade, no walls, no painful shows, no frozen fish, and no loud music and screams, wouldn't that be great for our favorite black and white dolphins? Better to bank on that than on SeaWorld for the well-being of Trua and all the rest. They will not be separated if they go to a marine sanctuary, or if some of them are suitable for rehabilitation, but there is no risk of there being several sanctuaries at once, overnight. There is not yet a orca sanctuary but there are already 2 sanctuaries in the world, that of Richard O'barry (I am fan of him (≧∇≦)/) and the very recent sanctuary for beluga which marks a big step forward for the many captive cetaceans but also those who have accidents in nature such as involuntary stranding for example. And you can always go see Trua and his fellows, it will be a little further but it's a win-win situation. Orcas will be happier, anyone will be able to visit them and the parks will improve their reputation with the public! Anyway, when there is a orca sanctuary, I really hope that SeaWorld, its lines and all the other parks will agree to let them take care of the orcas!
ଘ(੭ ᐛ)♡ But for that, it would be necessary that the managers of the parks are not stingy with profit...
Can you please respond only after reading and if possible avoid not responding, I don't like debating alone