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‘Embarrassment’ as state dismisses push to ban dolphin breeding
A petition submitted to parliament last month called for Queensland to end the breeding and importation of dolphins for entertainment. Principal petitioner Lindon Cox argued dolphins could live for up to 50 years in captivity, “stuck in unnatural and barren environments while forced to…
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