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Originally Posted by alisonJ  Sea World is unlikely to ever give up orcas voluntarily. They are BIG BUSINESS, and the Bottom Line is always protected.
I think it is interesting that Sea World is now saying this woman "Slipped and fell" into the enclosure, even though eyewitnesses are very clear on what they saw. I think Sea World is concerned about further restrictions with regard to these animals in captivity. Always looking out for the bottom line. |
There has got to be video proof of what really transpired. Not that it needs to be seen by the public. However, out of
respect for this woman who
lost her life - the truth should be known, no matter what it is. When a life is lost, it is not the time for
PR "spin" - I sure hope this is not what Sea World is doing, bc it would not turn out well for them in the end
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Originally Posted by Woogie Man Oh, I completely agree with that. I really don't see any good purpose in keeping them in captivity. With that being said, for whatever reason, they are keeping him for breeding. It's just basic that you don't deliberately breed any animal that displays violent tendencies, whatever the cause.
It's just a sad case all around. |
I agree, Jim. Just shocking that they are breeding an animal who is clearly suffering psychologically and has previously shown the consequences of that - so tremendously careless
. It really shows where Sea World has there priorities, imo.