[post_page_title]Improper Drug Use [/post_page_title]
Orcas in captivity are already subjected to an unhealthy diet that contradicts that nutrients and supplements they would consume if they were living in the wild. Unfortunately, thawed dead fish aren’t the biggest threat that’s entering the body of a SeaWorld whale. If a trainer is unable to get a rowdy or overly-excited orca under control, they force feed them sedative drugs to put them under. These drugs usually include benzodiazepines, antipsychotics, and at times, contraceptives. These types of medication are foreign to the physiology of a whale and therefore, should not be used.
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