Category Archives: Captivity Industry
16Sep
Dolphin Exploitation at Aqualand in Tenerife
The performing dolphins at Aqualand in southern Tenerife suffer just as much as the ones at Loro Parque’s better-known dolphinarium in the
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24Aug
Multiple Deaths at Marineland: Report
15 deaths in 4 years For decades, Marineland of Canada has been the subject of multiple protests, media reports, documentaries and investigations.
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23Aug
A Letter to Toki/Lolita
When Toki, also known as Tokitae or Lolita, died Friday, August 18, the Miami Seaquarium announced the news on Instagram. The post
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18Aug
Lolita the Orca is Dead
The last surviving orca of the infamous Penn Cove captures of 1970 is dead. AUGUST 18, 2023: Lolita (also known as Tokitae),
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30Jun
The Exploitation of Captive Orcas in France
Europe has two captive dolphin facilities with orcas on display. One of them is Loro Parque in Tenerife, Spain, where currently one
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12Jun
Shame on Batumi Dolphinarium
Apparently, there is no limit to the cruelty that captive dolphins must endure in the hands of humans. A dolphin trainer who works
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05Jun
Fake Rocks, Palm Trees and Captive Dolphins
The dolphin theater at Loro Parque in Tenerife, Spain, seats 1,800 spectators. It is typically packed with holidaymakers who want to see
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30May
A Simple Argument Against Captivity
And what we can do about it. Have you ever wondered how dolphins and other whales end up in marine parks and
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01May
The Dark Era of Orca Captures in Iceland
Kiska recently died at Marineland in Canada. She was one of more than 50 orcas captured off the coast of Iceland for
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06Apr
Spring Forward for Dolphins!
For nearly 53 years, Dolphin Project has been dedicated to the welfare and protection of dolphins worldwide. Founded by Richard O’Barry in 1970,
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