2015年8月5日 · So we decided to take a look at SeaWorld and see how things really stand - and exactly how important the orcas were when it came to park planning. Here's what we found. 1. SeaWorld Orlando. This is SeaWorld's parking lot. This is SeaWorld's artificial lake. And this is where seven orcas live. Yes, seven huge orcas live here.

2018年6月8日 · SeaWorld’s claim that its tiny tanks— which range from only 8 to 34 feet in depth and are roughly 170 feet long* —are suitable enclosures for orcas is deceitful. To put that in perspective, here are seven things that are bigger than the marine park’s tanks: 1. …

2023年6月15日 · Look at the size of the parking lot vs their tanks. Look at their size compared to their tanks on google maps. Those tanks are where they spend their entire lives. They’re highly intelligent, emotional animals with close family structures, each …

2021年3月21日 · Struck by an image showing the massive size difference between SeaWorld’s carpark and the tanks used to house orcas, many have been compelled to question whether it’s actually real.

2019年8月14日 · Sea world does need to completely overhaul there exhibit for the orcas, they need a space as large as that parking lot, with live fish, live flora, and artificial currents. At this point it’s the only way to ensure they can be healthier both physically and …

2015年12月8日 · This image compares the size of SeaWorld’s parking lot as compared to the size of the tanks where SeaWorld’s Orcas live and perform.

But to imply the size of the parking lot is somehow relevant to the size of their enclosures is grasping. They probably get thousands of people a day parking there, and maybe a dozen orcas? To reiterate, it's a shame the orcas are there at all, but this post is complete garbage.

2024年6月14日 · The dimensions of the orca tanks at SeaWorld vary depending on the park location. However, here are the approximate dimensions of the tanks at each of the three SeaWorld parks in the...

Graphic comparing SeaWorld tank size to one dive by a free-ranging orca. SeaWorld tanks, even the proposed Blue World expansion, are a minute fraction the size of the smallest known orca natural habitat (Baird 2000). Yet room to swim and dive are only part of why orca natural habitat cannot be duplicated in captivity.