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County moves to cancel Miami Seaquarium lease after critical federal inspections - Vimarsana News

County moves to cancel Miami Seaquarium lease after critical federal inspections

Will Miami-Dade County close down the Seaquarium? The mayor has issued a stern letter, but the theme park can still fix its problems.

Source: yahoo.com
Former vets claim beloved whale Lolita died from neglect - Vimarsana News

Former vets claim beloved whale Lolita died from neglect

Former veterinarians and trainers of Lolita, the beloved whale who died on Aug. 18, are saying she was inadequately cared for, which led to her death.

Source: nypost.com
Captive Orca to be Released After 50 Years in Miami Seaquarium - Vimarsana News

Captive Orca to be Released After 50 Years in Miami Seaquarium

Lolita, a 5,000-pound killer whale, will be released after being held in captivity for more than 50 years. According to the Miami Seaquarium, they have reached an agreement with an animal welfare advocates group and will be returning the whale to “home waters” within two years. Advocates are optimistic that her family still swims and […]

Lolita the killer whale to be freed from Florida aquarium after decades of captivity - Vimarsana News

Lolita the killer whale to be freed from Florida aquarium after decades of captivity

A killer whale named Lolita is set to being freed from a Florida aquarium and returned to her home waters in the Pacific Northwest.

Source: wfin.com
Lolita the killer whale to be freed from Florida aquarium after decades of captivity - Vimarsana News

Lolita the killer whale to be freed from Florida aquarium after decades of captivity

A killer whale named Lolita is set to being freed from a Florida aquarium and returned to her home waters in the Pacific Northwest.