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April 2024

  • Whale trainers

    The killer whale trainers who still defend captivity: ‘I’m an endangered species myself’

    The 2013 documentary Blackfish turned orca trainers into pariahs in the US. Now some are hitting it big in China

January 2017

  • Patrick Barkham

    Notebook
    Tilikum and Granny are dead. Here’s why you should care about these killer whales

    Patrick Barkham
  • Tilikum at a training session at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida on 7 March 2011.

    Tilikum, SeaWorld killer whale shown in Blackfish documentary, dies after illness

November 2016

  • Young children get a close-up view of an Orca killer whale during a visit to the animal theme park SeaWorld in San Diego, California on 19 March 2014.

    SeaWorld announces cost-cutting strategy after 33% decline in profits

    Aquatic theme park company, which has been struggling since the 2013 documentary Blackfish, reported third-quarter income fell from $98m to $66m

October 2016

  • Wonder Twin the penguin

    SeaWorld penguin gets special wetsuit after feather loss – video

    Wonder Twin, a female Adelie penguin, has a problem with feather loss, so staff at SeaWorld Orlando made her a customized wetsuit for the long winter
  • Wonder Twin, a penguin at SeaWorld Orlando, had a wetsuit specially made after she began to experience feather loss, which can also happen in the wild.

    SeaWorld penguin gets specially made wetsuit to counteract feather loss

    Wonder Twin, a female Adelie penguin at the Orlando park, was unable to regulate her body temperature as a result of the bald spots
  • Tourists take a guided elephant ride to an ancient temple in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

    TripAdvisor bans ticket sales to attractions that allow contact with wild animals

    Animal welfare groups laud step by travel giant but concerns remain that it is not going far enough to counter cruel practices and exploitation by tourism businesses

August 2016

  • Young children get a close-up view of an Orca killer whale during a visit to SeaWorld in San Diego, California<br>Young children get a close-up view of an Orca killer whale during a visit to the animal theme park SeaWorld in San Diego, California, in this file photo taken March 19, 2014. Bowing to years of pressure from animal rights activists, U.S theme park operator SeaWorld said on Thursday it would stop breeding killer whales and that those currently at its parks would be the last. REUTERS/Mike Blake/Files

    SeaWorld shares sink to record low as attendance keeps falling

    The aquatic theme park company said 494,000 fewer people visited its parks in the three months to the end of June compared to the same period a year earlier

June 2016

  • This undated photo provided by SeaWorld San Diego shows Bubbles, a short-finned pilot whale that lived at SeaWorld San Diego for nearly 30 years. The park reported that Bubbles died Thursday, June 9, 2016. She was believed to be in her mid-50s. A necropsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. (Mike Aguilera/SeaWorld San Diego via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT

    Bubbles, the oldest pilot whale in captivity, dies at SeaWorld

    Bubbles was in her early 50s and had lived at the park in San Diego for nearly 30 years

April 2016

  • Young children get a close-up view of an Orca killer whale during a visit to SeaWorld in San Diego, California<br>Young children get a close-up view of an Orca killer whale during a visit to the animal theme park SeaWorld in San Diego, California, in this file photo taken March 19, 2014. Bowing to years of pressure from animal rights activists, U.S theme park operator SeaWorld said on Thursday it would stop breeding killer whales and that those currently at its parks would be the last. REUTERS/Mike Blake/Files

    Jean-Michel Cousteau: SeaWorld should set captive orcas free

    The oceanographic explorer and son of Jacques Cousteau has indirectly challenged embattled marine park’s claims that no orca has survived release

March 2016

  • Patrick Barkham

    Notebook
    We forced SeaWorld into the orca U-turn. What shall we do next?

    Patrick Barkham
  • FILE - In this Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014 file photo, a male lion looks out over the savannah at dusk prior to being shot with a tranquilizer dart, in order to fit a GPS-tracking collar, by a team led by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) in Nairobi National Park in Kenya. A lion attacked and injured a 63-year-old man Friday, March 18, 2016 after straying out of the Nairobi National Park onto one of the country’s major highways during peak morning traffic, a Kenyan wildlife official said. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis, File)

    After SeaWorld, here are six animal scandals we need to fix

    Wayne Pacelle
  • SeaWorld John Hargrove

    Former SeaWorld trainer who led campaign against park: 'I feel vindicated'

  • Philip Hoare

    Stopping SeaWorld isn't enough. The fight must now go to the open oceans

    Philip Hoare
  • SeaWorld announces an end to its killer whale breeding program – video

  • SeaWorld decides to stop killer whale breeding program

  • Tilikum, SeaWorld killer whale and subject of Blackfish, is dying

February 2016

  • Paul McComb posed as ‘Thomas Jones’ and infiltrated Peta at least as early as July 2014.

    SeaWorld CEO admits employees were asked to pose as animal rights activists

    Joel Manby says he was wrong to have Paul McComb infiltrate Peta since at least July 2014 during conference call announcing further decline in earnings
  • seaworld

    Two top SeaWorld executives replaced as part of attempt to salvage reputation

    The heads of animal safety and theme park operations are changing, announced SeaWorld chief executive, as outcry over whale treatment prompted brand shift
  • Hungry sea lion waits in restaurant booth for food overnight

    Hungry sea lion spends night in San Diego restaurant booth – video

    Workers at a San Diego restaurant got a shock when they found a hungry and disgruntled sea lion pup sitting at a booth in their restaurant
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