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The company slated to take over the Seaquarium has agreed to retire Lolita, also known as Tokitae or Toki. She will no longer have to flip for food.
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Florida’s minimum wage will rise this week. A series of animal deaths at Miami Seaquarium have activists calling for answers. Plus, Florida voters put an end to greyhound racing. Now, some of those dogs are getting a second life as service dogs for veterans.
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Florida’s minimum wage will rise this week. A series of animal deaths at Miami Seaquarium have activists calling for answers. Plus, Florida voters put an end to greyhound racing. Now, some of those dogs are getting a second life as service dogs for veterans.
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The endangered killer whales of the Pacific Northwest live very different lives from orcas in captivity.
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For nearly 25 years, the Miami Seaquarium’s killer whale, Lolita, has been the star of a sequel that has never been made.In 1995, inspired by the original…
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47 years ago, Lolita the killer whale was captured from the wild. It's high time for her to return to it, according to more than 40 protesters who…
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Biscayne Bay has a new resident. Her first day in the water was June 16 - appropriately, World Sea Turtle Day.Meet Optimus, the loggerhead sea turtle. She…
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A sea change has taken place at SeaWorld.The company announced Thursday it will end captive breeding of its orcas. Animal rights’ activists have called…
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A 29-year-old New Zealand woman will soon be living in a bathtub for a month outside of the Miami Seaquarium. Danielle Daals says she was inspired to do…
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Animal rights activists who object to the treatment of some of the animals kept at the Miami Seaquarium are getting a little more room to air their…
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The Miami Seaquarium is facing a $7,000 fine from a federal agency for not having enough protection between trainers and a killer whale.The Occupational…