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    Seaworld: Fact Or Fiction?

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    When you think of SeaWorld you probably picture people having a great time making memories with their families. A great getaway where kids get to learn a little bit about oceanology. And of course, how could you forget Shamu! When you first heard about them removing orcas from SeaWorld, you were perhaps shocked. How could they turn their back against their iconic feature? Over the years, people have been oblivious to the overall picture, think of it as how a magician focuses your attention on…

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    Big Whale, Little Pool Did you know that 38 orcas at Seaworld have died prematurely and not one in captivity has reached its maximum life span? Recently, there has been controversy surrounding SeaWorld’s use of killer whales in shows. I believe that SeaWorld should not be allowed to keep these majestic animals for entertainment purpose because it is unnatural for these animals to live in such confined spaces and dangerous for the trainers, the public, and the whales. First and Foremost, using…

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    Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of the killer whale shows at SeaWorld? So much preparation goes into the shows at SeaWorld. This causes frustration within the whales that can result in whales acting out on other whales and SeaWorld trainers. So, is captivity good for the orcas? Despite the fact that millions of people go to SeaWorld every year to see the killer whales, the animals are actually mistreated. If SeaWorld doesn’t change their ways, then orcas shouldn’t be in captivity any…

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    died in captivity at Seaworld due to the small enclosures and dangerous training. Seaworld is a marine resort that captives water related animals such as orcas, dolphins, and flamingos. They train the animals to put on shows and do tricks that they would never naturally do. Tilikum, a 22 foot, 12,500 pound orca, was captured in November of 1983 when he was just a calf. Trainer Keltie Byrne was pulled to the bottom of a tank by Tilikum and drowned. After then being bought by Seaworld, Tilikum…

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    Seaworld Research Paper

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    attractions, SeaWorld. SeaWorld is seen as one of the most magical and inspirational experiences comparable to that of Disney. The company’s famous mascot “Shamu” easily captured the attention of onlookers of any…

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    grouping whales together is an equally poor decision. Each SeaWorld facility in the United States houses a range of six to ten whales (The Orca Project). Often, whales are confined in small holding tanks with others that are foreigners to them. The matriarchal structure found in whale pods is diminished and as a result the whales often react in aggressive behaviors. SeaWorld breeding program is a serious problem and it is growing worse. SeaWorld owns 29 orcas; 23…

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    Seaworld: An Animals Hell Seaworld is a theme park located in Orlando, Florida. This park was founded in 1959, when there was little knowledge of orcas and their capabilities aside from them being big and scary. Due to not knowing much, the founders did not understand that this kind of captivity would drive orcas to do terrible things, cause major stress to their dolphins, and end up harming animals more than helping. Now, in 2016, scientists have discovered so much more about orcas and animals…

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    friends and family regularly for a visit, unbeknownst to some of the theme parks most hidden truths. When someone made the decision to question the theme park, secrets were revealed that would change the way anyone looked at the company from then on. Seaworld has been hiding the truth about orca captivity from the public for the entirety of the time that they have had orcas, in order to make themselves look ethical, and to keep up revenue. The company lies to the general public and their…

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    Here’s mine, I believe that Seaworld should stop capturing and confining their whale species. To help support my opinion, I have found a great amount of evidence that proves the evils of Seaworld from an online site called SeaWorld of Hurt: Where Happiness Tanks. My first fact includes the Beluga whales. This species is known as the smallest type of whales with a life expectancy…

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    You won’t only get to sea the aquarium, you will have opportunity to see all sorts of animals. Seaworld in California offers so much to explore. Seaworld rescues animals who are hurt or in danger. They then let them go after the animals are able to support themselves in the wild. “ I have been visiting SeaWorld ever since I can remember, and every time I visit the park I come away with a greater appreciation for what every embassador does on a daily…

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