Argumentative Essay On Seaworld
Sea World Picture this. You are a young kid again, taking your first vacation to Florida. It is the day you’re going to Sea World, a place you’ve dreamed about since you saw the first commercial on TV. Something just sparked your interest about all of the sea life there. As you walk in the entrance, you are filled with complete and utter joy. So much joy, you can barely hold your mother’s hand. You marvel at the sea lions and dolphins but what you really want to see is the Killer Whales. This specific creature is what sparked your interest in the first place and you’re finally sitting in your seat, awaiting the right of passage not many get to experience. The trainer comes on the speaker and you just feel jubilation wash over you as the show
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waters and for any U.S. citizens to take these species form their environment and prohibited any importation of marine mammals as well. However, they said that a small and regulated amount of marine life could be taken for public display, scientific research or conservation.” Many marine animals which were taken were taken without a permit to authorize their importation. Theme parks such as SeaWorld take advantage of small exceptions such as this one. More recently, California legislator Richard Bloom introduced Assembly Bill 2041. Under this particular bill, it would be banned for Seaworld to breed new Orca whales and shows that involve them. This is a great step and could potentially change the lives of orcas in captivity however, the bill was unfortunately pushed back a year. In conclusion, orcas in the wild live a far happier and more playful life. They are able to do breach and spyhop which they do not typically have the room to do in captivity. In captivity, they become violent and their lifespans are greatly affected. Also, a bill is currently in the works to ban the breeding and showing of orca
waters and for any U.S. citizens to take these species form their environment and prohibited any importation of marine mammals as well. However, they said that a small and regulated amount of marine life could be taken for public display, scientific research or conservation.” Many marine animals which were taken were taken without a permit to authorize their importation. Theme parks such as SeaWorld take advantage of small exceptions such as this one. More recently, California legislator Richard Bloom introduced Assembly Bill 2041. Under this particular bill, it would be banned for Seaworld to breed new Orca whales and shows that involve them. This is a great step and could potentially change the lives of orcas in captivity however, the bill was unfortunately pushed back a year. In conclusion, orcas in the wild live a far happier and more playful life. They are able to do breach and spyhop which they do not typically have the room to do in captivity. In captivity, they become violent and their lifespans are greatly affected. Also, a bill is currently in the works to ban the breeding and showing of orca