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Georgia Aquarium: Research to Help Endangered Belugas in Alaska

Posted on 12. January 202011. January 2020

Published on the YouTube channel of Georgia Aquarium the 10.01.2020. The video explains how the Georgia Aquarium is making research possible, that will help protect belugas in Alaska. » more

The Real Queens of Wakanda III: Song of the Sea

Posted on 13. August 2020

Published on vocal.media the 11.08.2020. | By: Jenna Deedy Marine mammal trainer Arrion Williams, from the famous Georgia Aquarium, explains why she works with animals and what inspired her to campaign for conservation. » more

World’s first beluga whale sanctuary: a lie that should make cash

Posted on 28. June 201828. June 2018

Exclusively for zoos.media – 27th of June in 2018. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß The article on the “beluga whale sanctuary” by Merlin Entertainment and WDC shows why the sanctuary is not animal-friendly and explains the double standard behind it.

Loro Parque: First zoo in Europe with humane certificate

Posted on 11. October 201711. October 2017

Exclusive for zoos.media – 14.05.2017. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß The humane certificate stands for proven wellbeing of animals cared for by independent and renowned experts and demonstrates the appropriate keeping of animals in zoos.

Baby orca Toa died in activists’ care

Posted on 8. August 2021

Exklusively for zoos.media – 8th of August in 2021. Autor: Philipp J. Kroiss After Bob, the next baby orca called Toa, died in the care of anti-zoo activists – this article discusses the outcomes and mistakes of the project as well as strategies to do better in the future.

Orcas in human care: Dr. Kelly Jaakkola about the importance of good science

Posted on 9. August 20208. August 2020

Exclusively for zoos.media – 08th of August in 2020. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß This article includes an interview with the renowned expert Dr. Kelly Jaakkola about the importance of good science when it comes to the issue of orcas in human care.

The myth of rake marks

Posted on 11. August 2019

Published on blog.loroparque.com the 06.08.2019. If you were to believe animal rights activists, rake marks would only exist in orcas under human care – science however proves the opposite is true: they also exist in nature and it is completely natural for orcas to have them.