Hard to imagine what these animals were to suffer after the bankruptcy of the Gulf World Marine Park Aamusement Park! According to the company’s bankruptcy, various dolphins started in heavily polluted swimming pools in Florida. Now a few of the marine mammals were saved from the terrible situation – but unfortunately not all.
The Dolphin Company, which ran more than 30 water parks around the world, already registered a bankruptcy in March. The animals were simply behind in the water swimming pool in the Gulf World Marine Park in Panama City Beach. The filter systems of the swimming pools then failed – until the eleven dolphins had to swim in a green, dirty broth. “It was the dirtiest water we have ever seen,” said Tide Breakers -activists shocked on Instagram.
A video with aerial photos of the expired water park was released on Facebook:
Many dolphins now in other “Höllenloch”
“Some of them were kept completely insulation,” said the organization, which drawn attention to the terrible situation in the abandoned park. They took drone recordings that showed the contaminated waterbasins of the algae. Seven of the pathetic animals were taken to another water park at the beginning of the week, 500 kilometers away. According to Tide Breakers, however, the situation should not be better: it is “another, unhappy hell”.
The remaining four animals were finally saved by the American authorities. In the Clearwater Marine Aquarium you must now recover from the hardships. However, the dolphins will never be allowed to enjoy freedom again. They are considered “unthained”
The Animal Welfare Authority MyFWC Florida Fish and Wildlife published photos of how the four rescued dolphins “Doris”, “Kitana”, “Dagny” and “Wren” are brought to their new home. It will be ensured that the marine mammals would get “the highest level of care”, was announced on Facebook.
Different dead in Waterpark
The Gulf World Marine Park also achieved the headlines before bankruptcy. At the beginning of March the 14-year-old dolphin “Jett” died at a stunt. After a high jump he landed in flat water and broke the neck. Four of his floating colleagues would also have died under mysterious circumstances.
The operator of Water Park, however, wants to continue to control his business: you want to retain all 30 parks after restructuring and make it profitable again. However, it is uncertain whether all animals will experience this new start …
Source: Krone
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