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HSUS’s marine mammal scientist Dr. Naomi Rose, author David Kirby of “Death at SeaWorld,” and three former SeaWorld trainers visit Puget Sound and observe resident orcas, to compare their lives with those of captive orcas.
This male (Tilikum), at SeaWorld Orlando, has a collapsed dorsal fin. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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