SeaWorld

Tilikum’s cause of death is still unclear, but his veterinarians and caretakers were treating him for a bacterial lung infection before he died.

California Gov. Jerry Brown passed the law months after SeaWorld pledged to stop breeding orcas and making them perform.

A video of a SeaWorld killer whale beaching itself at the side of a park pool in Tenerife, Spain has people calling for its release to the wild.

SeaWorld believes “Blackfish” Tilikum has survived better in captivity than in the wild.

The animal-themed amusement park SeaWorld has finally admitted that one of its employees pretended to be an animals rights activist to infiltrate PETA, which has long waged a campaign against the company for its purported mistreatment of killer whales.

The California Coastal Commission approved a $100 million expansion of the tanks SeaWorld uses to hold killer whales in San Diego — but it banned breeding of the captive orcas that would live in them

Tilikum’s cause of death is still unclear, but his veterinarians and caretakers were treating him for a bacterial lung infection before he died.

California Gov. Jerry Brown passed the law months after SeaWorld pledged to stop breeding orcas and making them perform.

A video of a SeaWorld killer whale beaching itself at the side of a park pool in Tenerife, Spain has people calling for its release to the wild.

SeaWorld believes “Blackfish” Tilikum has survived better in captivity than in the wild.

The animal-themed amusement park SeaWorld has finally admitted that one of its employees pretended to be an animals rights activist to infiltrate PETA, which has long waged a campaign against the company for its purported mistreatment of killer whales.

The California Coastal Commission approved a $100 million expansion of the tanks SeaWorld uses to hold killer whales in San Diego — but it banned breeding of the captive orcas that would live in them