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The massive 1,500-kilogram beluga whale has been relocated, marking the end of an era for captive whale holding at the Ontario facility.

Animal Justice is pressing Canadian fisheries authorities to halt ongoing whale relocation efforts and launch a formal inquiry after a 23-year-old beluga named Peekachu died at a Chicago aquarium.

Four dolphins and two belugas are being transported from Canada’s Marineland facility to a new sanctuary in Spain, marking the end of an era for captive cetaceans in the country.

The park's director states that necessary conditions for constructing a dedicated cetacean complex by 2027 are no longer met.

Once a popular attraction, Marineland, known for its killer whales, seals, and belugas, has seen a significant decline in visitors, marking the end of its glory days.

Eight of the twelve dolphins from Marineland Antibes in France have been flown to Malaga, Spain, as confirmed by animal welfare associations.

The process of relocating 30 beluga whales, previously stranded at the now-shuttered Marineland facility, has commenced. This effort aims to move the whales to a new, suitable environment.

Twelve black bears from Marineland are being moved to a sanctuary in Colorado, over 2,000 kilometers away, as the park gradually reduces its operations.

Six beluga whales are being relocated from Ontario to two facilities in the United States, marking the end of captive whale keeping in Canada.

Following the closure of Canada's Marineland park, beluga whales and dolphins are being relocated to Valencia, Spain, where they will undergo initial observation after a complex transport operation.

Trainers transported four dolphins and two belugas from Ontario to Valencia, Spain, while one beluga died during the relocation process to the United States.

Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ontario, has begun moving a third group of whales, with six more being transported to aquariums outside of Canada.

A significant conservation effort has begun with the relocation of six beluga whales from Canada's Marineland to various aquariums in the United States, part of a larger operation involving 30 whales.

The first group of beluga whales from the permanently closed Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ontario, has begun their journey to new homes in U.S. aquariums as part of an 'emergency rescue'.

The transfer of fourteen cetaceans, including orcas and dolphins, from Marineland Antibes to Spain, which was expected in early May, has been postponed again due to new obstacles.

The French minister has advocated for the "imminent" transfer of Wikie and Keijo, the two orcas from the Marineland park in Antibes, to a Spanish facility in Tenerife, along with 12 remaining dolphins.

The financially struggling Niagara Falls marine park is transferring its remaining captive whales to facilities in the United States after ceasing operations.

Two beluga whales and four dolphins previously held at Canada’s Marineland facility have been successfully transferred to a new aquarium in Spain following their rescue.

Trainers transported the last remaining captive dolphins from Marineland to Oceanografic Valencia, marking the end of an era for the facility, while separately, a beluga whale recently transferred to Chicago has died under veterinary care.

Following the permanent closure of Marineland amusement park, its beluga whales are being relocated to aquariums in the USA and Spain as part of a large-scale international rescue operation.

Following the transfer of some dolphins from France's Marineland park to Malaga, Spain, NGOs are expressing growing concern over their conditions in captivity.

The world's largest marine mammal rescue operation has begun in Canada, involving the relocation of 30 beluga whales from the shuttered Marineland facility due to fears of euthanasia.

A Canadian animal law advocacy organization is calling for a condition to be placed on government permits, prohibiting the breeding of Marineland's beluga whales if they are shipped to U.S. aquariums.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada has endorsed a rescue plan that will see Marineland's remaining beluga whales split up and sent to Oceanogràfic València in Spain or one of four locations in the United States.

Two sea lions from the defunct Marineland amusement park in Niagara Falls, Ontario, have been moved to the Vancouver Aquarium as part of an effort to find long-term homes for the animals.