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very friendly staff. my kids cant wait to go back... we got to eat whale meat just like my great grand father the sea captian from Newfoundland the whaler and sealer. people need to look at this place as an educational experience and take of their western blinders... highly recomeneded.…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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One of the most depressing places.. Dolphins and whales swim or float listlessly in dirty pools with injuries to their bodies. This is not a museum, this place is not educational, it’s all about the money. Loud music blaring, depressed animals psychologically stressed. Don’t be fooled, these animals are not part of a conservation project they’re captured locally in the violent drive hunts to live their lives in this awful place - please stay away…
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Date of experience: April 2019
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This is horrendous treatment of the poor dolphins who should be in the sea and not contained in tiny tanks performing tricks for food. Do not support this place and further voice your opinion for the poor animals who can not.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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This place does not take care of their dolphins. Dolphin captivity is heinous anyway but this place takes it to a whole new level with their tiny tanks and mistreatment of dolphins. イルカは虐待されています
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Date of experience: January 2020
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This place is horrific if you love cetaceans dont spend your money hear. The daily torture of these cetaceans having to deal with is not acceptable tiny pools having to perform to eat swimming around in circles all day is not the life they expected when born and taken away from the wild.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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