Urgent Call! Demand France find an immediate solution before it’s too late! #marineland #antibes #orcacaptivity

Co-founder of TideBreakers, Marketa Schusterova, talks about the situation in Antibes concerning the fates of 2 orcas and 12 dolphins.

Breaking: Another dolphin dead at Gulf World. More to come.

Organizations from all over the world joined forces to finally FREE KSHAMENK. He’s spent over 30 years confined to a tiny tank, without seeing another orca since his companion died 25 years ago. You can help with just few clicks: bit.ly/SaveKshamenk

Another dolphin dead at Gulf World! Confiscation is finally supposed to happen within 24 hours according to authorities! 7 out of 11 dolphins have already been cleared for removal. Follow us for updates. #tidebreakers

As per visual from last night the remaining 11 dolphins are still at Gulf World however preparations for the move have started. We observed slings being prepared at site late at night. We will keep monitoring the situation and will be updating you as soon as there is development

Today is Wikie’s 24th birthday. Wikie has spent her entire life in the concrete tanks at Marineland Antibes. Our wish for Wikie is to see her thrive in a clean, safe environment as soon as possible, where she can live a long and life alongside her son, Keijo.

BREAKING: According to recent media report the 7 bottlenose dolphins will be moved from Gulf World to Marineland in St. Augustine, another deplorable hell hole owned by The Dolphin Company, who is under criminal investigation by the state of Florida. More updates soon.

This footage was taken on June 1, 2025 above Marineland Canada. The stage set of the show stadium pool is being demolished, yet animals are still trapped inside deteriorating tanks. Since 2019, 18 belugas, 1 killer whale and 1 dolphin died here. Follow for more updates.

BREAKING: 4 rough-toothed dolphins have been rescued and relocated from the algae infested cess pools of Gulf World to the Clearwater Aquarium—the only U.S. facility caring for this species. Our focus now is on the remaining 7 bottlenose dolphins!

BREAKING: Update on the relocation of Gulf World’s dolphins from former SeaWorld trainer and TideBreakers contributor, Valerie Greene. PLEASE SHARE!

We’ve obtained documents from Marineland is being considered as a home for Gulf World’s surviving 7 bottlenose dolphins; both parks are owned by The Dolphin Company. How can Marineland take in more dolphins when they can’t even maintain their own park?

BREAKING: The final dolphin moves underway at Gulf World. Reportedly the surviving 7 bottlenose dolphins will go to Marineland in St.Augustine and South Florida location Hawks Cay both parks are also owned by The Dolphin Company, which is under criminal investigation in Florida.

UPDATE: As per visual a few minutes ago 3 dolphins were still left at Gulf World. Trucks are still on site as well. We are monitoring !

BREAKING: TideBreakers captured footage of four of the Gulf World dolphins arriving at Marineland in St. Augustine yesterday. The 7 surviving bottlenose dolphins from Gulf World sadly were split up—4 went to Marineland and 3 to Dolphin Connection in the Florida Keys.

URGENT: Sign and share our petition demanding Congress hold federal agencies accountable for failing to enforce animal welfare laws and stop The Dolphin Company’s abuse. chng.it/hQK5zqXJy8

This is Kshamenk (35). He is the last captive orca in South America. Kshamenk has lived the last 33 years in these concrete tanks—his primary holding tank is only 6 meters wide. He hasn’t seen another orca in over 25 years. How long is too long? More at tidebreakers.org

BREAKING NEWS: KAMEA DEAD AT ONLY 11 YEARS OLD! Kamea, an 11 year old female orca, died at SeaWorld San Antonio. Seaworld didn’t specify any information about the cause of death. One thing is clear: orcas do not belong in tanks. Rest in peace, Kamea