Some of the most disturbing cases of animal abuse in recent memory have unfolded at marine parks.
They swim in dizzying circles, they go blind and they die slowly.
This is the miserable existence endured by many of the sea creatures kept in captivity.
Some of the most disturbing cases of animal abuse in living memory have unfolded at marine parks.
Behind smiling trainers posing for photos and animals performing tricks for cheering crowds, creatures are suffering in silence.
Animal rights activists have spent years trying to end the torment - but the horror stories keep emerging.
The majestic creatures remain confined in Marineland Antibes, a French marine park near Cannes that shut its doors four months…
In molti Paesi lo sfruttamento degli animali fa parte del pacchetto turistico. Ma dietro ci sono sempre maltrattamenti e…
Phil Demers, director of UrgentSeas, says the mammals were being imprisoned in small, dirty pools.
Marineland Antibes closed down in January, but park managers, the French government, and animal rights activists have not yet…
France's last two captive killer whales are stranded in the algae-infested Marineland, near Cannes, neglected with the exception…
Recent investigations have begun to shine light on the dark underworld of tourism traps, where animals great and small are…
