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The big Parc Asterix theme park in France has closed down its dolphinarium, a day ahead of the French Parliament debating a bill proposing to ban the use of wild animals in travelling circuses and in marine parks. The park, located just outside of Paris and which is themed on comic character Asterix the Gaul, told the media that the decision was "based upon a desire to focus on our historic amusement park activity." The park was opened in 1989 and has eight dolphins and five sea lions. They have all be rehoused at other venues in Europe. There are two other venues in France with marine mam...
France's Asterix park shuts down dolphin show as debate on animal rights starts Issued on: 26/01/2021 - 11:35 The eight dolphins from the Parc Astérix will join other dolphinariums in Europe over the next two months. © Wikimedia Commons/CC/C'estassez 3 min A major amusement park in northern France said on Monday it would close its dolphin and sea lion aquarium, the day before lawmakers start to debate new animal welfare rules. Advertising Read more The dolphin shows are a popular attraction at Parc Asterix, whi...
French law for animal wellbeing to be debated in parliament The Connexion uses necessary cookies to help us provide you with a better user experience. By continuing to use this website, you accept our use of cookies. Accept French law for animal wellbeing to be debated in parliament New legislation against dog abandonment and more will be discussed in the Assemblée nationale from today, as Parc Asterix retires its famous performing dolphins 26 January 2021 The proposed law could ban the buying and breeding of marine mammals to be kept in captivity, including dolphins and whalesBy Joanna York...