Orcas from Europe's Largest Marine Park May Find Home in the Canary Islands

Marineland, the most extensive marine park in Europe, ceased operations this Sunday and is exploring options to relocate 4,000 creatures, particularly two orcas, whose situation is considerably more complex and might eventually lead them to the Canary Islands.

Orcas from Europe’s Largest Marine Park May Find Home in the Canary Islands

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