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In 'Game Changing' Move, SeaWorld Finally Ends its Orca Breeding Program

SeaWorld Admits Using Employees to Spy on Animal Rights Activists

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Admission by CEO follows 2015 claim made by PETA

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SeaWorld to End Orca Shows—But Not Captivity of 'Incredible Creatures'

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

Animal rights activists say move is motivated by mounting protests as well as...

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Groups Challenge Wyoming's 'Downright Un-American' Censorship Laws

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

State laws place citizen scientists and advocacy groups 'in jeopardy for acting...

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Repulsed by Animal Cruelty, Attendance (and Profits) at SeaWorld Plummet

'Unconstitutional': Victory for Animals as Judge Strikes Down Idaho 'Ag-Gag' Law

Busted: SeaWorld's Corporate Espionage Against Animal Rights Movement

Bowing to Public Pressure, Ringling Bros. to Phase Out 'Horrific' Exploitation of Elephants by 2018

Exposed: Abuse, Cruelty at Sheep-Shearing Operations in US and Australia

Bringing Moos and Oinks Into the Food Debate

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Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)

Groups Sue to Overturn Controversial Wyoming Data-Censorship Laws

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Adam Federman

Beyond PETA : SeaWorld Spy Also Attended 2014 Orca Conference

Pierre Tristam

Enough Abuse: Close Seaworld

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