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APPENDIX 1
SELECTED READING
Bekoff, M, Aquatic animals, cognitive ethology, and ethics: questions about sentience and other
troubling issues that lurk in turbid water, DISEASES OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS, Dis Aquat Org, Vol. 75:
87–98 (2007)
Davis, S G, Spectacular Nature, Corporate Culture and the Sea World Experience, University of
California Press, USA (1997)
Forhoff, T & B Peterson (eds.), Between Species, Celebrating the Dolphin-Human Bond, Sierra Club
Books, USA (2003)
Hancocks, D, A Different Nature, The Paradoxical World of Zoos and Their Uncertain Future, University
of California Press, USA (2001)
Jett, J S & J M Ventre, Keto and Tillicum Express the Stress of Orca Captivity, Orca Project, USA (2011)
Kirby, D, Death at Sea World, Shamu and the Dark Side of Killer Whales in Captivity, St. Martins Press,
USA (2012)
Laidlaw, R, Looking at Fragments of Nature: Perspectives on Zoo and Aquarium Captivity, in Sorenson,
J. (ed.) Critical Animal Studies, Thinking the Unthinkable, Canadian Scholar’s Press, Canada (2014)
Malamud, R, Reading Zoos, Representations of Animals and Captivity, New York University Press, USA
(1998)
Marino, L, Cetacean Captivity, in Grun, L. (ed.) The Ethics of Captivity, Oxford University Press, USA
(2014)
Marino L, S Lilienfeld, R Malamud, N Nobis & R Broglio, Do zoos and aquariums promote attitude
change in visitors? A critical evaluation of the American Zoo and Aquarium study. Society and Animals,
18: 126-138 (2010).
Mayer, S, A Review of the Scientific Justification for Maintaining Cetaceans in Captivity, Whale and
Dolphin Conservation Society, UK (1998)
NOAA Fisheries, Georgia Aquarium Application to Import 18 Beluga Whales (File No. 17324) (2015)
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/permits/georgia_aquarium_belugas.htm
NOAA Fisheries, Georgia Aquarium Application to Import 18 Beluga Whales (File No. 17324) Full Text of
Judge’s Decision (2015) http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/permits/ga_court_decision_092815.pdf
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