How have attitudes towards cetacean captivity changed?

It’s “Throwback Thursday” so we’re doing a deep dive into our archives. Today we are remembering Skana, the “world famous” killer whale and how she may have helped change the conversation around conservation. Chloe Robinson, Director of the Whales Initiative at Ocean Wise, joins Dan Burritt to talk about how attitudes towards cetacean captivity have changed.
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Orcas lives up to 50-90 years, how long was she captive for mankinds pathetic pleasure? She gave up hope to be free again and died