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China’s confinement of whales and dolphins continues to thrive.

What is this sad orca mother trying to say?

Ask the Icelandic government and companies to stop commercial whaling.

You are being lied to about the real lives of captive cetaceans

Tell Mayors to pass Lolita's Freedom Resolutions!

Join us on Nov. 7 in Gulfport, Mississippi!

The sharks are also victims of this slaughter, which is in fact illegal.

The decision will affect the tank that once held Keiko.

The very last calf to be born at SeaWorld died on Monday, July 24th.

A baby beluga died in SeaWorld Orlando’s barren tanks.

SeaWorld has debuted its much anticipated “natural orca encounter” show intended to replace the company’s famous Shamu show. Turns out, it’s a flop – and no, that…

After decades of effort by whale and dolphin advocates like you, Vancouver Parks Board commissioners voted six to one on May 15 to end performances and imports of…

Gulfport, Mississippi is about to make another huge mistake for the state with its plans to imprison dolphins in a new aquarium - don't let it happen!

On April 11, a male bottlenose dolphin named Makai was euthanized, reportedly due to ailments related to “old age,” after being captured from the wild and held captive…

Thomas Cook is the most recent company to have had a change of heart about animal captive entertainment - a change that is, in large part, thanks to a big wave of…

40 year-old Kina is the last surviving individual in the United States of the brutal dolphin slaughters that took place in Iki, Japan.

Important update - on May 15, the Vancouver Parks Board voted to ban cetacean captivity! Thank you for all your calls and emails to the Board supporting cetacean…

Important update - on May 15, the Vancouver Parks Board voted to ban cetacean captivity! Thank you for all your calls and emails to the Board supporting cetacean…

Introducing the U.S. Air Force Weapons - Test Plan: something that could harm or kill hundreds of dolphins, whales and potentially many other marine animals off…

The Vancouver Parks Board in British Columbia surprised everyone at a January 23 public meeting.

Tilikum, the orca whose tragic tale is featured in the film, “Blackfish”, has died at the age of 36.