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Canada's Last Captive Whales Leave Marineland in Historic Transfer to U.S. and Spanish Aquariums

Marineland has completed the world's largest marine mammal relocation, ending whale captivity in Canada as 34 animals begin new lives abroad following a 2019 federal ban.

Canada's Last Captive Whales Leave Marineland in Historic Transfer to U.S. and Spanish Aquariums
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Marineland has completed the world's largest marine mammal relocation, ending whale captivity in Canada as 34 animals begin new lives abroad following a 2019 federal ban.

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