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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
On Wednesday, Marineland moved a third batch of whales to U.S. and Spanish aquariums.

Marineland closed its doors to the public in 2024. Before it began shipping the whales to the United States last month, the park had 30 belugas, the last captive whales in Canada.

Marineland has said it hopes to have all the whales gone by the end of August. Footage courtesy of The Canadian Press. #marineland #whales #niagarafalls

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