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Why SeaWorld might be in big trouble
SeaWorld's net profit plummeted 16% from last summer to this summer: $65.7 million to $55 million. Not only that but 9% less people came to visit the park. See also: Last orca born at SeaWorld park dies See also: Polar bear dies of
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Polar bear dies of 'broken heart' at San Diego zoo
A polar bear has died at SeaWorld in San Diego two months after being separated from her companion. Szenja, a 21-year-old female, died suddenly at the park on Tuesday. Keepers said she had been showing a loss of appetite and energy for the last
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California bans killer whale shows
Keeping killer whales in captivity in marine parks to perform for human entertainment has been at the centre of a growing controversy for a long time. Critics say the tourist attractions deprive these intelligent animals of normal behaviours
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Dolphin snatches spectator's iPad at SeaWorld Orlando
This dolphin at SeaWorld in Orlando decided to use its impressive intelligence to have a little fun with one of the spectators circling its tank. The footage shows the dolphin popping up out of the water, close to the edge of its enclosure.
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SeaWorld's oldest pilot whale dies
SeaWorld's oldest pilot whale, Bubbles, died this week. Bubbles spent three decades performing at SeaWorld's San Diego, California location. SeaWorld officials announced: "She has inspired and amazed more than 100 million guests
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SeaWorld killer whale Tilikum is severely ill
The SeaWorld orca which featured in a documentary following the death of a trainer who was pulled under the water is said to be dying. Tilikum, who has been an attraction at SeaWorld Orlando for 23 years, has become "increasingly
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Could this shut down SeaWorld's Orca breeding for good?
SeaWorld may be about to take another hit after a politician proposed shutting down Orca breeding. The theme park has been at the centre of plenty of controversy for a number of years now, but this may change everything. California law-maker,
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