The dense entertainment park said it would have to do 30 whales unless the government offered help

You need to know

• Marinali in Ontario threatened 30 Belugas’ belugas unless the Canadian government provided money for animal care

• The need helped after the government refused the park bidding to sell whales to another park in China, which produces social welfare

• Marinaland faces allegations of illnesses for years, and 20 whales died in park care from 2019

Security park and Aquarium in Canarium is reportedly required to achieve 30 Beluga whales unless the false government has given them money.

Marineland Falls, Ontario – continued selling in 2023 and were closed in summer community 2024 – allegedly threatening the animal supply of Marineland, each GuardianCORADIAN Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), and CBS News. The shops reported that mature park informs the Canadian government on October 3 that will require funding or approval to remove whales elsewhere on October 7.

After allegations of animal mistreatment, including the death of 20 whales from 2019, each GuardianMarinaland shut down their doors on September 2024 after 60 years of work. According to CBS, Marinaland has been trying to sell its remaining animals since then.

People reach Markangand, but the closed park representatives did not respond immediately.

Earlier in October, Canadese District District Minister Joanne Thompson denied Marinland’s request to sell the belugas at Chinese Timbaki park, quoting that sale would continue the abuse of animals.

Marinal’s Marinalian character, reported in Thompson, said the closed park is in the “Important Financial Status” and will not “provide enough whales.” Communication has come and the Beluga ‘Ethainization’ may be a “direct result of the Minister’s decision” to not allow export permits to sell whales.

Thompson denied Marineland’s application for money. “The fact that Marinalel did not plan another method as it raised the annual whales they did not include in the Canadian government to cover your expenses,” wrote Thompson in his response, CBSs.

Erin Ryan, the World Animation Canada Animation Canada, told CBC that Marineland’s letter “was accused of moral reprimands,” and that EQUASIA will never be used as a means of cutting costs.

Never miss a story – Sign up for the daily newsletter living in order to stay in time for the best of people to provide, from celebrities matters to force matters interesting people.

“It should be seen only as the option when an independent animal test appears that the most beneficial for animals,” Ryan said.

Read the first article to people