Killer Whales Story | SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment

Mindclay recently created this underwater viewing exhibit developed for SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment. The stunning cinematography, writing and editing resulted in an elegant and emotional connection for park guests. In addition the team also expanded the content into a full-length entry in the Emmy® Award winning Saving A Species series.

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• mindclay
• seaworld
• whales
• whale
• killer
• conservation
• animals
• entertainment
• parks
• emmy
• saving
• species

[Mindclay]

Glad you all liked this so much. Keep checking back for more vids. 

[iSpeakOrca]

This looks absolutely stunning, but what exactly is MindClay?

[Mindclay]

@iSpeakOrca We are a creative agency in beautiful Tampa, Florida... Come visit some time!

[Mindclay]

@metridium I think you should do a bit of research on the work SeaWorld entertainment does to preserve these species.

[KingsProduction50]

@2011Transformer they are amazing animals but swimming with them is suicide.

[HayleyLolita]

they didnt ask to be put in tanks though did they.

[2011Transformer]

i love orcas soooo much i want to swim with one.

[Shamu21nasa]

@trainengineer2 At least someone here realizes that you can't exactly force killer whales to preform. I've seen multiple shows cancelled/reorganized if the whales want to do something else. High five for logical thinking.

[trainengineer2]

@Shamu21nasa Thank you!!!!! People just go around making assumptions! If the whales weren't happy they wouldn't eat or perform! They are mammals, they have feelings! I have worked at SeaWorld and if a whale doesn,t want to perform the show is cancelled! The whales make the decision!

[picassogilamonster]

These whales were rescued and would have perished. A lot goes on behind the scenes that you never hear about because PETA et al likes to focus only on the negative and provocative. Letting these animals go would doom them to a fate crueler than euthanasia.

[trainengineer2]

@Embernie101 Its not because they are not healthy. The whales fins are bent because they are so big! They don't swim miles and miles, so while in captivity they just get bigger! In those fins are all cartilage, like out ears! Get your facts straight before you make assumptions!

[trainengineer2]

@DisneyCal95 Have you ever worked at SeaWorld?? They do care and have respect, you have to work there to really see what goes on!

[trainengineer2]

@picassogilamonster Thank You!!!!! SeaWorld does so much for the animals! Every one of those animals are rescued, if not fit to go back to the wild, they are kept for seaworld to take care of!