Stranded Orca 'Morgan' at dolphinarium Harderwijk
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This is SICK. BETTER TO DIE WILD AND FREE THAT EXIST IN CAPTIVITY... THINK ABOUT IT PEOPLE!
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@ropich it's unbelievable that we do this
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SHAME ON THE NETHERLANDS
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@riemertje SHAME ON THE NETHERLANDS
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She should absolutely not be sold to Seaworld and the tank in Tennerie Spain, where she would like a terrible life in slavery and prostitution. She should be set free pursuant to the reintegration and rehabilitation plan proposed by the Free Morgan Foundation. The proposal of the Dolphinarium is driven purely by greed. The Dolphinarium and SeaWorld are horrible organizations that should be boycotted for enslaving intelligent, beautiful social animals for their own personal gain.
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Morgan deserves the right to be set free in accordance with the plan developed by the scientists that have formed the Free Morgan Foundation.
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Seaworld and the Dolphinarium's shameless argument that her reintroduction to the wild is no longer possible is merely intended to secure Morgan for their captive breading (they are out of females) and entertainment programs. Shame on them they make me sick. The Netherlands government, by authorizing her transfer to Seaworld, is complicit in enslaving an intelligent and beautiful animal.
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Morgan should not be prostituted out and sold into in some Seaworld amusement park. The original plan when she was recovered was that she would be reintroduced to the wild. Much of the scientific community believes that this plan is still viable. There is precedent to show that this is possible as is evidenced by the reintroduction into the wild of Springer, an orca caught in similar circumstances off the pacific northwest coast of Canada/USA.
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Aww thats too shallow and small :(
She looks so sad, is this her tank. is this it?? She can't dive? she can only go back and forth? :(
savecetaceans 8 months ago
@savecetaceans yeah this is her tank. she's still in this same one since I've filmed this.
ninjawanda 8 months ago