a*a
2 楼
这么长，我回头再看。谢分享。
浏览了一下，介个是不是那种杀人鲸？前几天我还看了个纪录片，讲海洋公园的杀人鲸
把他的训练员给杀死了，很可怕。。
【在 h*h 的大作中提到】
浏览了一下，介个是不是那种杀人鲸？前几天我还看了个纪录片，讲海洋公园的杀人鲸
把他的训练员给杀死了，很可怕。。
【在 h*h 的大作中提到】
h*h
3 楼
还有本片子叫blackfish，
有报道：
Since the release of "Blackfish" -- a highly controversial documentary that
largely scrutinizes SeaWorld's orca management -- the marine park has faced
tremendous backlash from conservationists, tourists and even some
celebrities. "Blackfish" associate producer Tim Zimmermann and former
SeaWorld trainer Kim Ashdown recently spoke with HuffPost Live to expand on
some of the marine park's alleged injustices presented in the documentary.
Ashdown, a trainer for SeaWorld for 12 years, told HuffPost Live about some
of her experiences with SeaWorld management giving employees false
information. "They have this whole artillery of answers that they provide
you that back all of the PR that they want you to believe," she said. For
example, Ashdown recounted times when management required a sick whale to
perform in shows, claiming "if we treat her as if she is sick, then she will
start acting sick" -- even if she was not eating or socializing with other
whales.
On the other hand, Zimmermann elaborated on SeaWorld's profitability from
the killer whales, noting that they're "central" to their operations. He
also estimated that even though SeaWorld does a fair bit of marine mammal
rehabilitation, they only spend about "0.0006 percent" of their profit on
rescues and rehabilitation -- and some of those rescues turn into performers
. "If the argument is 'well we do some good stuff, so it's okay if we do
some bad stuff,' that's not a very good argument to make," he told HuffPost
Live.
海洋世界的鲸鱼也够可怜的，像旧社会的童工似的。
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】
: 这么长，我回头再看。谢分享。
: 浏览了一下，介个是不是那种杀人鲸？前几天我还看了个纪录片，讲海洋公园的杀人鲸
: 把他的训练员给杀死了，很可怕。。
有报道：
Since the release of "Blackfish" -- a highly controversial documentary that
largely scrutinizes SeaWorld's orca management -- the marine park has faced
tremendous backlash from conservationists, tourists and even some
celebrities. "Blackfish" associate producer Tim Zimmermann and former
SeaWorld trainer Kim Ashdown recently spoke with HuffPost Live to expand on
some of the marine park's alleged injustices presented in the documentary.
Ashdown, a trainer for SeaWorld for 12 years, told HuffPost Live about some
of her experiences with SeaWorld management giving employees false
information. "They have this whole artillery of answers that they provide
you that back all of the PR that they want you to believe," she said. For
example, Ashdown recounted times when management required a sick whale to
perform in shows, claiming "if we treat her as if she is sick, then she will
start acting sick" -- even if she was not eating or socializing with other
whales.
On the other hand, Zimmermann elaborated on SeaWorld's profitability from
the killer whales, noting that they're "central" to their operations. He
also estimated that even though SeaWorld does a fair bit of marine mammal
rehabilitation, they only spend about "0.0006 percent" of their profit on
rescues and rehabilitation -- and some of those rescues turn into performers
. "If the argument is 'well we do some good stuff, so it's okay if we do
some bad stuff,' that's not a very good argument to make," he told HuffPost
Live.
海洋世界的鲸鱼也够可怜的，像旧社会的童工似的。
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】
: 这么长，我回头再看。谢分享。
: 浏览了一下，介个是不是那种杀人鲸？前几天我还看了个纪录片，讲海洋公园的杀人鲸
: 把他的训练员给杀死了，很可怕。。
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