Georgia Aquarium, non-profit, for-profit, animal entertainment business, atlanta, georgia, seaworld, shows, tricks, tanks EIN: 58-2574918 |
Notice in the video that it looks just like SeaWorld. The marine animals are all doing forced tricks with unnatural objects. This is no different than SeaWorld. These animals are bought, taken in as babies and habituated to be a trained animal to sell tickets to a park. They are not released back to the wild but caged for life.
Here is their Guidestar page so you can see the huge income they make.
https://www.guidestar.org/profile/58-2574918
They state this is conservation, education when it's really just entertainment for humans.
I wrote an article about the difference between non-profit aquariums and for-profit marine entertainment parks like SeaWorld. There is no difference except in the way they formed their corporations. SeaWorld should have started as a non-profit. Some of these non-profits bring in much more money than for profit SeaWorld.
http://animaladvocatesmarycummins.blogspot.com/2014/11/when-is-non-profit-not-non-profit.html
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