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Life wasted at sea 💔 Because we are on the frontlines of industrial fishing, our crew witness the truth most never see: ⚠️ Entire lives thrown away as bycatch. ⚠️ Endangered species caught and killed. ⚠️ Oceans emptied, only to waste life in the name of profit. This is the hidden cost of eating fish. The most powerful — and effective — way to end it? Stop the demand. Stop eating fish. 🌊🐟 #SeaShepherd #Bycatch 📸 Vincent Chen / Sea Shepherd

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Welcoming news! Dertour Group, one of Europe’s largest travel companies, is withdrawing all activities that include captive dolphins and whales - by ending the promotion of attractions like Loro Parque and other facilities that keep dolphins and whales in captivity, they’re helping shift tourism toward ethical and conservation-focused experiences.

The ripple effect could be huge, given the group’s extensive network of brands—including Kuoni, Meiers Weltreisen, Aldiana, and Explore Worldwide. This move aligns with a growing global awareness that wild animals belong in the wild, not in entertainment shows.

Swimming with captive dolphins or watching them perform in shows should be a thing of the past and Dertour taking this step sends a powerful signal across the travel industry - enjoy wildlife without exploitation. Truly a step forward for both animals and conscious travel!

Captivity is not education or conservation. It is cruelty.
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Via: @sephlawless The mother orca appears dead — her body floating motionless in murky water beside her son. 💔🐋 But this wasn’t the ocean. These whales were left behind inside a closed, defunct marine park in France. This was all that remained when the crowds disappeared and the park closed forever. But then… she moved. Looking straight up at my drone — curious, gentle, almost relieved. After all this time, they weren’t alone anymore. It was as if they recognized me — as if hope itself had come back to visit. What happened next was heartbreaking and beautiful. The two began to perform — as if remembering what it meant to be seen. They started to move — slowly at first, then with joy. Leaping, twirling, performing the only language they were ever taught… but this time, there was no crowd. Just me …and their longing to be free. Their bodies cut through the still water like memories coming back to life — spinning, rising, falling — as if the ghosts of applause still echoed somewhere in their minds. They still have hope and their story isn’t over, unless we let it. To the 55 million people who shared my posts — our voices have already sent waves crashing against the French government. Since the videos went viral, the French government has publicly said they’re now fully engaged. This is the moment we push even harder. Please share their voices with the entire world. — SL Journal Entry [ October 26, 2025 ] 🌍👉 @worldanimalnews_ @peace_4animals #WorldAnimalNews #EmptyTheTanks #ThanksButNoTanks #DontBuyATicket #KeepThemWild #orcas #animals #ocean