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Be a Dolphin Defender! Dolphins Don’t Belong in Tiny Tanks

Dolphins are amazing animals! In the ocean, they can swim long distances, dive deep, play, explore, and spend time with their families, called pods. They are smart, social, and curious animals who should be able to make choices about their own lives.

Pexels-Soly Moses-pod of dolphins in ocean-jumping and swimming

But at marine parks like SeaWorld, Discovery Cove, and Sea Life Park Hawaii, as well as other attractions, dolphins are kept in small tanks and artificial lagoons rather than the open ocean. They cannot swim for miles, choose where to go, or live the way dolphins naturally would.

Marine parks are stressful and harmful for dolphins. Instead of spending their days exploring the ocean with their pods, dolphins are forced to live in small spaces, interact with visitors, perform tricks, or be placed with other dolphins they did not choose to live with.

Some marine parks continue breeding dolphins, which means more dolphins may have to grow up in tanks rather than the ocean. That is not fair to them. Dolphins belong in the ocean, not in places where they are used for entertainment.

Please use the form below to ask SeaWorld, Discovery Cove, Dolphin Quest, and other marine parks to stop breeding dolphins and help dolphins move toward rehabilitation and release, or seaside sanctuaries!

Joe
Handy
Clearwater Marine Aquarium
Patrick
Berry
Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park
Dr. Jay
Sweeney
Dolphin Quest
Dr. Rae
Stone
Dolphin Quest
Bradley
Gilmour
Discovery Cove
Bradley
Gilmour
Discovery Cove
P.F. “Kenny”
McKenney, Jr.
Theater of the Sea
Dr. Moby
Solangi
Institute for Marine Mammal Studies/Ocean Adventures Marine Park
Dr. Holli
Eskelinen
Dolphins Plus Bayside
Hunter
Kinney
Dolphin Life
Jeff
Gibula
Mississippi Aquarium
Luke
Bullen
Island Dolphin Care

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