NParks’ Vets Observe ‘no Abnormal Behaviour’ By RWS Dolphins After Viral Video Raises Alarm

THERE IS NO BEAUTY WITHOUT FREEDOM

It was heartbreaking to watch the video that was shared online, of a dolphin banging his or her head against the enclosure barrier, reportedly taken at Resorts World Sentosa, and anyone can tell that the dolphin in the video was suffering and displayed “abnormal” behaviour.

https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/nparks-vets-observe-no-abnormal-behaviour-dolphins-visit-rws-sentosa-facility-after-viral

You CAN help these animals simply by not watching them in captivity.

Scientific studies have proven that marine mammals suffer in captivity. Keeping them in captivity for profits amounts to cruelty.

Remember, we’ve never seen, touched, heard nor smelled dinosaurs and yet most of us may know how they look like, what they eat and how they eat. How many people visit the dolphins but how many will truly learn how play, eat, or work as a team to hunt or care for their young?

Boycott Resorts World Sentosa until they put an end to keeping dolphins in captivity.

#EmptyTheTanks #ThanksButNoTanks #EndAnimalCruelty

Source: https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/nparks-vets-observe-no..

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