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Stop Sentosa Integrated Resort Marine Life Park getting sharks & dolphins from the wild!
- Target: create awareness of the public and stop the resort from taking wild animals into captivity
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This is despite protests from all the animal rights groups in Singapore who have explained the impact of the plan. These creatures have been caught from the wild for show, even though there are enough captive-bred ones around for 'use'.
These creatures need lots of space and will not thrive in captivity. They are listed as endangered animals. Current population in the wild is already small and will be depleted beyond sustainable levels.
If you belief like us that this should be stopped and it is wrong to take endangered animals from the wild into captivity for entertainment and educational purposes, please sign this petition!
We are all just a group of like-minded indivituals who try to do our little contribution to protect the wildlife.
Please sign today!
Bianca
An integrated resort currently under construction in Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa is persisting in importing whalesharks and 18 bottlenose dolphins FROM THE WILD for its Marine Life Park in 2010.
This is despite protests from all the animal rights groups in Singapore who have explained the impact of the plan. These creatures have been caught from the wild for show, even though there are enough captive-bred ones around for 'use'.
These creatures need lots of space and will not thrive in captivity. They are listed as endangered animals. Current population in the wild is already small and will be depleted beyond sustainable levels.
If you belief like us that this should be stopped and it is wrong to take endangered animals from the wild into captivity for entertainment and educational purposes, please sign this petition!
We are all just a group of like-minded indivituals who try to do our little contribution to protect the wildlife.
Please sign today!
Bianca
This is despite protests from all the animal rights groups in Singapore who have explained the impact of the plan. These creatures have been caught from the wild for show, even though there are enough captive-bred ones around for 'use'.
These creatures need lots of space and will not thrive in captivity. They are listed as endangered animals. Current population in the wild is already small and will be depleted beyond sustainable levels.
If you belief like us that this should be stopped and it is wrong to take endangered animals from the wild into captivity for entertainment and educational purposes, please sign this petition!
We are all just a group of like-minded indivituals who try to do our little contribution to protect the wildlife.
Please sign today!
Bianca
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