The Negative Effects Of Seaworld On Animals

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Although some people believe that Seaworld hurts animals, it may actually be argued that Seaworld rescues animals. For one reason, Seaworld has huge tanks. Secondly, Seaworld heals whales. Lastly, Seaworld takes in endangered animals.

First of all, Peta says that Seaworld doesn’t have big enough tanks.However it meets California's and Florida’s state standards. I have been to Seaworld in Florida and the whales holding cages are plenty big enough, they can do a circle and still have more room. Research says that Seaworld's tanks can hold 3 whales in one cage.

In addition, Seaworld has been known to heal whales. Like I said I have been to Seaworld and have seen a rescue in progress. Studies also show that Seaworld heals the most whales

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