In Wake of ‘Blackfish,’ SeaWorld Chair Dumps Stock
Things at SeaWorld are not looking good—even its owners are jumping ship.
Read MorePETA Calls for Cruelty-to-Animals Charges Against Seaworld
On the 30th anniversary of the capture of Tilikum PETA submitted a formal complaint urging Florida State Attorney Jeffery Ashton to investigate the park and to pursue felony charges for alleged violations of Florida’s anti-cruelty statute.
Read MoreMore Death at SeaWorld: Young Beluga Dies at SeaWorld
Another animal has died prematurely at the hands of SeaWorld—this time a 4-year-old female beluga, Bella, who was born at SeaWorld San Antonio.
Read MoreNo Dolphin Abusement Parks in India
When our colleagues at PETA India learned that state governments were planning to open dolphin parks around the country, they immediately contacted the appropriate officials to remind them that permission must be granted before such facilities can open.
Read MoreVictory! Georgia Aquarium’s Application to Import Belugas Denied
Virtual (and perhaps a few real) champagne corks are flying at PETA over a decision by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Fisheries Service to deny the Georgia Aquarium a permit to import 18 wild-caught beluga whales from Russia.
Read MoreBleeding, Struggling Dolphins and Whales at SeaWorld
Two incidents caught on videotape show that not only are dolphins at SeaWorld’s parks at risk while jammed in the tanks, they are also at risk when they come out of them.
Read MoreRIP, Vicky: 10-Month-Old SeaWorld Orca Dies in Captivity
Another SeaWorld orca has died prematurely in captivity—this time, heartbreakingly, the deceased was a mere 10 months old.
Read MoreSeaWorld Slammed With Federal Fine Over Unsafe Conditions
PETA protested outside SeaWorld parks in San Antonio and San Diego today, just one week after the marine-animal prison chain was hit with a $38,500 repeat violation fine from OSHA.
Read MorePETA Becomes Part Owner of SeaWorld
When SeaWorld decided to offer up 20 million shares of common stock in an initial public offering, no one expected PETA to be one of the first in line to buy.
Read MoreSeaWorld Cited for Endangering Animals, Tanks in Disrepair
Prompted by PETA’s complaint about a child who was bitten by a dolphin at SeaWorld, the USDA conducted an investigation and cited the marine park for several violations of the Animal Welfare Act.
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