Far from an improvement in dolphin protection, 9 specimens face irreversible sufferings and even progressive diseases such as cancer in Cancun.
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After almost a year since the closure of one of Cancun’s main dolphinariums, nine dolphins remain abandoned with serious diseases and sequelae considered irreversible, while uncertainty about their future continues. What happened to the dolphins abandoned in Cancun? According to information documented by the organization Veeleaf Asociación Civil, the nine bottlenose dolphins remain in the closed dolphinarium, where they continue to live in ponds…