jon_burrows
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CNN will air Blackfish again on Saturday, December 20, 2014, at 7 p.m. ET.
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/us/cnn-films-blackfish
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/us/cnn-films-blackfish
Is this the end of Shamu? California politician proposes ban on Sea Worlds controversial killer whale shows
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...versial-killer-whale-shows.html#ixzz2vJ80C6op
Other then the great Willie, I've never heard of these "bands"? I think the "bands" are pretty uninformed in this matter. I love Willie, but he supports lots of causes. I find Sea World a terrific place. When there is a water animal hurt or sick, Sea World helps them.
I found Blackfish very deceptive having read lots of reports about the company and the odd accident. I don't care what some disgruntled minimum wage ex-employee has to say. Do some band doesn't want to got to Sea World, well then don't. They will find lots of others to play.
Sea World is not going to mistreat it's star multi million dollar animals. The whales are a huge investment on their part. I am sorry about the trainer. From the videos I have seen, I think her swinging long braid caused the accident. Does Sea World have a policy about hair? Even I know that whales are wild animals not humans. There are 44 whales in captivity. I wish they were all in a closed ocean space for life. Should we be lobbying to stop this practice? Maybe, but a band cancelling isn't changing that.
BBM. I agree with these things, even if it's turned unpopular on this thread. I don't want to see SeaWorld sabotaged and ruined because they do do alot for marine mammal protection.:truce:
Playful orcas visit dog in a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ encounter off Washington
August 12, 2015 by Pete Thomas
Kate and Jaycee Butler on Sunday enjoyed a magical encounter with endangered Southern Resident killer whales, especially an adult female who turned upside down to inspect the boaters, and even flipped water onto them with her fluke.
But the real connection appears to have been with the Butlers’ dog, a yellow lab named Sailor, who wagged his tail and seemed as intrigued by this strange beast in his midst as the orca seemed by his presence at the bow of the Butlers’ 22-foot boat.
Read more at http://www.grindtv.com/wildlife/pla...encounter-off-washington/#KL4EBcgQIWVWaFWa.99