Florida Marine Park Investigated Over Animal Welfare Concerns

US Law Enforcement and Wildlife Officials Have a raided Marine Park in Florida Following Allegations at the site “Animal Abuse” at The Site.

Four Dolphins Have Died at The Gulf World Marine Park in Panama City Beach in the Past Year, Local Media Say.

Animal Rights Activists Have a recently posted drone footage appearing to show dolphins swimming in Murky Green Tanks.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier Said He Would “Not Tolerate Any Animal Abuse”. The BBC has contacted Park Owners The Comment For The Dolphin Company.

Florida’s Department of Law Enforcement and The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Executed at the Search Warrant at Uthmeier’s Request, He Said In Social Media Post.

The Warrant Comes After The Dolphin Company Apparently Prevented FWC Rangers Trying to Check On The Animals, Local Media Reported.

The Reports Say Three Dolphins diet at The Park October.

A Fourth reportedly diet Earlier This Month After Head Head Head In The Shallow End of A Pool While Performing Tricks for Audience.

According to the Dolphin Company’s WebSite, Species Held at The Park Include Bottlenose Dolphins, Rough-toothed Dolphins, Sea Lions, Penguins, Harbor Seals, Birds and Reptiles.

Urgentseas, Animal Welfare Organization, has voiced concerns about the Park.

“We’ve Den Documenting and Publishing Videos Of Gulf World’s Distressing Conditions and Will Continue Until Those Animals,” UrgentSeas Director Phil Demers Told The BBC.

“My Concern is That Those Animals Will Be Forced to Remain in Place As Conditions to Detterio,” He said.