The staff at Georgia Aquarium are prepared to receive two new Beluga Whales, Whisper and Imaq (VIDEO)
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Jhon Doe
- October, 2022I met Whisper at SeaWorld San Antonio when I was a child. It was part of a program where children could put on a wet suit and climb into the water to meet the whales; her sisters Olivia and Luna were also there. Though I am not at fan of keeping cetaceans in captivity now that I am an adult (I don't wish to argue about this), I am happy to see that Whisper is still alive and healthy. You can sense that these people genuinely care for these animals. I think if they wanted to hurt this animal, they wouldn't have gone through all these measures and there may be a specific reason why this ADULT beluga can't be released into the wild. I'm pretty sure that most zoos want to see these animals in the wild rather than in enclosers anyway. So this beluga SHOULD be well taken care of.