Chloee Greaves / February 29, 2012
TACOMA, Wash. (CN) – A federal judge ruled that the Miami Seaquarium can intervene in a case filed by orca advocates who want a federal agency to set aside a rule that kept captured killer whales off the endangered list. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals suedthe National Marine Fisheries Service in November 2011,
TACOMA, Wash. (CN) – A federal judge ruled that the Miami Seaquarium can intervene in a case filed by orca advocates who want a federal agency to set aside a rule that kept captured killer whales off the endangered list. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals suedthe National Marine Fisheries Service in November 2011,
TACOMA, Wash. (CN) – A federal judge ruled that the Miami Seaquarium can intervene in a case filed by orca advocates who want a federal agency to set aside a rule that kept captured killer whales off the endangered list. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals suedthe National Marine Fisheries Service in November 2011,