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APPENDICES A: Cetacean-Free Facilit
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SECTION 1 Introducing cetaceans...
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graceful, but not particularly fast
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SECTION 2 Captivity Capture methods
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chronic inactive hepatitis, acute h
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Mexico from Texas to northwest Flor
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SECTION 3 Confinement.. More consid
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In August 1967, Marineland of the P
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In early January 1987, Kotar report
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age, or to illnesses or injuries th
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SECTION 4 Responses to typical pro-
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NMFS authorized four facilities to
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Response: While many people do visi
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‘It’s not natural’ (given by
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catch a few zzz's in the seas, danc
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evidence for supposing that captive
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population dynamics. Photo-identifi
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(like talking about ‘motivation',
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SECTION 5 Refuting the myths. The a
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Most disturbing is the number of pe
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• Zoos have rarely acknowledged p
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Aquarium. "The students did not get
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species will be increasingly essent
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yielded some important findings on
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interesting questions about the sys
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from the other whales during the bi
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Page 60 and 61: Conclusion... Captive breeding is a
Page 62 and 63: volunteers of the Whale Rescue Team
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Page 80 and 81: discovered that zoos are not, in fa
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Page 86 and 87: eceived extensive publicity interna
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Page 92: dollars). By 1988, concrete tanks h
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Page 99 and 100: DeMaster, D. & Drevenak, J. (1988).
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Page 103 and 104: Jamieson, D. (1985). Against zoos,
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Page 109 and 110: Rodgers, T. (1997, January 22). You
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