Seaworld's Breeding Rights

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This article tells the dispute about Seaworld's breeding rights, each side had there quotes and opinions. To me this article really points out the fact that that Seaworld is in fact a company and not an organization. There intentions are based in profit not benefit of the animals and education; even though if you check Seaworld's website they explain differently. This really makes me wonder if the company is lying to save themselves from being bankrupt or being forcibly shut down. Like anyone I want what's best for the animals, and that possibly could mean that they shouldn’t be in the hands of a company but a conversation group.
With that argument I found a source that explained the Supreme Court's ruling, The London Evening Standard is a

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