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On the heels of Ringling Bros. announcement that itll shut down its operation in May as well as the death of Tilikum, the subject of the documentary Blackfish, Mexican actress Kate del Castillo teams up with PETA to debut a new video at a news conference to urge the Miami Seaquarium to see the writing on the wall and return the lone orca it holds captive, Lolita to the ocean where it was taken from her family over four decades ago. . .Pictured: Kate Del Castillo. Ref: SPL 170117 .Picture by: Michele Eve . . Splash News and Pictures .Los Angeles .New York .London .
Location:
SLS Hotel Miami, , USA
Post Date:
Jan 17, 2017 2:08 PM
TAG ID:
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Credit:
Michele Eve/Newscom
Format:
5363 x 4016 Color JPEG
Photographer:
Michele Eve
Special:
-ALLCOUNTRY
Keywords:
Kate del Castillo, animal rights, Cruelty to animals, Miami, Ringling Brothers, animals, Lolita, PETA, Mexican Actress
Release Status:
No Model Release, No Property Release
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