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Europe’s Largest Marine Animal Prison Is Closing: A Victory for Animals and Activists

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In a landmark victory for animal rights activists, Le Marineland d’Antibes (Marineland France), Europe’s largest marine animal park, will close its doors on January 5, 2025. This closure comes after years of relentless campaigning by PETA, other animal protection organizations, and countless supporters, including celebrities like Pamela Anderson. The announcement marks a major turning point […]

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Wild Dolphins Found with Microplastics in Their Breath A New Study Reveals

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In a groundbreaking study published in PLOS One, scientists have uncovered the presence of microplastics in the exhaled breath of wild bottlenose dolphins off the southeastern coast of the United States. This research marks the first evidence that marine mammals may inhale these harmful particles, raising concerns about their potential health effects. Understanding Microplastics Microplastics

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The Ongoing Fight Against Dolphin Hunting in Taiji, Japan

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It has been nearly three weeks since the commencement of the 2024/25 dolphin hunting season in Taiji, Japan, and tragically, two dolphin species have already been targeted for slaughter and capture. The methods used in this hunt are not only inhumane but have also been shrouded in secrecy until recently. In previous years, our Cove

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The Controversial Dolphin Hunting Season begins this week in Taiji, Japan even with the world Against Dolphin Captivity, Live Animal Transport, and Wildlife Exploitation for Human Entertainment

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The exploitation of animals for human entertainment—be it through captivity, live transport, or other forms of exploitation—raises profound ethical concerns and questions about our responsibility toward the natural world. Dolphins, in particular, have been at the heart of these debates, as their captivity and live transport for entertainment purposes highlight broader issues surrounding animal welfare

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SeaWorld: A Controversial Legacy Under Scrutiny

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SeaWorld, once synonymous with family entertainment and marine life conservation, finds itself under intense scrutiny and criticism in recent years. The narrative surrounding SeaWorld has shifted dramatically, with allegations of mistreatment and exploitation of marine animals at the forefront of public debate. Edie Falco, renowned for her poignant storytelling, has shed light on what many

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Zoo’s & Aquariums

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The Hidden Realities of Zoos: A Call for Change. Zoos are often seen as places of wonder, where people can observe exotic animals up close. However, behind the scenes, these facilities are centers of captivity and entertainment where wild animals are often exhibited in solitary confinement, primarily to satisfy human curiosity. Life in Captivity. Animals

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Deserted Establishment. Deprived Dolphins.Empty The Tanks.

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Over the past 12 years, the Empty The Tanks event has evolved from a local initiative into a powerful global movement, uniting advocates from all corners of the world in a common cause: standing up for the rights and welfare of dolphins and whales. With 64 events held across 20 countries, Empty The Tanks has

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