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Media: SeaWorld’s Blue World a hit

It’s not just marine-life lovers that have been in euphoria over the last day. Looking over the news coverage from SeaWorld’s unprecedented announcement, it’s pretty clear – the marine park has set a new world standard for marine mammal care.

The game-changing new habitats alone are enough to be worthy of the praise being heaped upon them, but SeaWorld took it a few million steps further. Their commitment to conducting and funding new research and programs aimed at saving animals in the wild is just as revolutionary.

The truth is, SeaWorld is setting the field for marine-life care and conservation. It’s a field that the poor, bitter extremists can’t even get on. They have been relegated to the side lines desperately pointing their fingers and complaining.

That’s right. Not *doing* anything to help animals.

SeaWorld announces revolutionary new environments for their Killer Whales. They also commit multiple millions of dollars to saving Killer Whales in the wild. They have leading scientists and organizations lining up to partner with them.

Animal rights extremists? They’re just complaining. No time for actually saving animals for them. While SeaWorld is busy giving money to the cause, they are busy raising money to line their pockets.

As for real animal lovers, let’s enjoy some of the recent news stories:

A Smart Move by SeaWorld (even they call PETA extremists)

SeaWorld is a major and welcome component of San Diego’s tourist economy. This new plan will only make it stronger.

In addition to the new construction, SeaWorld has committed $10 million in matching funds focused on threats to killer whales in the wild, and it has formed an advisory panel of experts, including the director of Conservation and Biological Research for the National Marine Mammal Foundation, to work with it on the project. The panel, SeaWorld said, will focus on the “creation of an environment that maximizes the health and well-being of the animals.”
Sea World announced plans Friday to give their killer whales a whole new habitat and a lot more space.
Also, check out the Blue World website. There’s a new link to the video announcement from yesterday.

 

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