How does SeaWorld treat its whales?

Discover ten shocking truths about what really happens behind SeaWorld's closed doors. ... In the wild, orcas spend up to 95 percent of their time submerged and would find shade in the depths of the ocean, but at SeaWorld their tanks are far too shallow. Their deepest ... 4. Trainers Masturbate the Whales to Collect Sperm. read more

Sea World actually treats its whales very good. It is the most top notch facility for orcas in the United States. There is tons of accusations against Sea World. Most of these were started by the documentary called Black Fish. read more

The killer whales in our facilities benefit whales in the wild. We provide scientists with access, research and data that would be difficult or impossible to get in the wild. Introducing new, inspiring, natural orca encounters: SeaWorld’s new orca encounter will take our killer whale shows in a new direction. read more

But SeaWorld can’t release these whales into the wild anyway, because they’ve inbred them. You have types of whales that would never interact naturally in the wild: hybrid killer whales that don’t exist in nature. read more

While PeTA has written over 100 press releases portraying SeaWorld as a “place where whales go to die.” SeaWorld has not removed a whale from the ocean in 35 years. read more