On February 24, 2010 Dawn
Brancheau, a Sea World trainer lost her life in a tragic accident involving one
of the parks killer whales. The death of Dawn brought sadness to those closest
to her. I’m glad to have known dawn and the wonderful person she was. After
Dawn’s death, the story had appeared on many social media websites, articles,
and magazines. It is now featured in the new film tilted Black Fish. The film
shows graphic detail about Dawn’s death and other trainers. The new documentary
only highlights the tragic incidents that have happened at Sea World over the
years. The film never mentions any of the great things Sea World has done. We have taken good care of the whales despite
what the film said, we rescue millions of ill, orphaned and injured animals, we
donate millions of dollars to support conversation and research, and we also
inspire people that come to watch our shows. Sea World has had tragic incidents
happen, but the good of Sea World outweighs the bad. After the death of Dawn we
were aware that we needed to make some changes and decided to take the steps to
make these changes. We have changed the way we train the animals, the whales
are in a better environment, and we also make sure the whales and the trainers
are safe. We decided to make these
changes, because we want to be sure that we never hear another tragic story
about a Sea World trainer and we also want to let everyone know that the safety
of the whales, trainers, staff, and guest is very important to us.
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