Video. Marineland of Antibes: the Transfer of Eight Dolphins to a Zoological Park in Malaga, Spain, Started Wednesday Night
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Eight of the 12 dolphins remaining at Marineland in Antibes, which closed in January 2025, were transferred on Thursday to a park in Benalmadena, near Malaga, Spain. In the future, these cetaceans could return to France to a planned sanctuary at the Beauval Zoo.
Eight of the twelve dolphins from the Marineland Park of Antibes arrived in Malaga. It was a highly anticipated and risky transfer that began last night. These marine mammals were moved from one basin of delphinarium in France to another in Spain. This does not mean that some animal defense associations denounce their conditions of travel. These dolphins had been waiting for more than a year and a half since the park was closed in January 2025. …
Several associations, including Sea Shepherd France, saw their departure as a betrayal of the 2021 law prohibiting the keeping of cetaceans in captivity. Eight of the 12 dolphins who remained at the
Eight of them have arrived at Selwo Marina Park, but the fate of the last four and the two remaining whales is not yet fixed.
VIDEO - Operations to transfer eight of the 12 dolphins from the Marineland of Antibes to a zoological park in Malaga, in southern Spain, began Wednesday evening, announced animal defense associations.
The One Voice Association denounces that the trip is “high risk to animals” and that it does not guarantee “their safety”
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