Wildlife charity is calling for a ‘tank-free’ future for marine animals

A dolphin in captivity in Spain. (Born Free via SWNS)

By Lauren Beavis

An international wildlife charity is calling for a 'tank-free' future for marine animals - as over 3,600 whales, dolphins, and porpoises are still kept in captivity.

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Wildlife charity is calling for a ‘tank-free’ future for marine animals

Beluga in captivity at a sea park in the U.S. (Born Free via SWNS)

Wildlife charity is calling for a ‘tank-free’ future for marine animals

Orcas perform at a sea park in Spain. (Born Free via SWNS)

Wildlife charity is calling for a ‘tank-free’ future for marine animals

Dolphins kept in captivity at sea park in Spain. (Born Free via SWNS)

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