1. Kirby, D. (2012). Death at SeaWorld: Shamu and the dark side of killer whales in captivity. New York: St. Martin's Press.
The author (Kirby) highlights controversial dangerous consequences of keeping killer whales in captivity. Kirby introduces scientific experts, marine biologists and former SeaWorld trainers with eye witness testimonies. The backlash of Blackfish is heavily covered.
2. Months after 'blackfish' release, controversy over SeaWorld grows (2014). . Washington, D.C: National Public Radio. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1477579755?accountid=38235
This article I found was posted at the beginning of this year and discusses up to date further consequences and controversy regarding the incidents that has surrounded SeaWorld's captive killer whales. Laws introduced focus on the status and how it will affect future showings.
3. MIKE, S. (n.d). SeaWorld drops appeal of OSHA violations from trainer's death. Canadian Press, The,
This up to date article confirms the law restrictions and fines placed against SeaWorld by OSHA. SeaWorld responds by dropping appeal that trainers will remain outside water tank during shows. SeaWorld hoped that trainers would be back in the water with the killer whales with new tank designs that would protect trainers in case of another incident that arose.
Item 1: I assume this is a book.
ReplyDeleteItem 2: You should include an author (reporter's) name, followed by year in parentheses, title (which you have here) and then name of NPR show, followed by date of broadcast.
Itme 3: You should include an author's name and date of the article.