Humanity’s Turning Point: A Moment for All Nations to Move Forward Together

Around the world, a fascinating and wonderful initiative is taking shape — one rooted in peace, love, and a renewed moral understanding of humanity’s relationship with living creatures. It grows from a simple reality: marine animals such as friendly dolphins and whales cannot thrive on shore the same way they do living in the open ocean, where complex ecosystems support their longer healthier lifespans.

Advanced scientists and animal rights activists agree.

Humans cannot recreate the fascinating natural intricacy of the ocean inside tanks, no matter how thoughtful the design or how caring aquarium staff may be.

Limitations on space, natural nutrients, distances and water quality fundamentally alter the lives of sea animals in tanks.

It’s sad, scary and unfair for sea animals to reside in tanks for too long.

Recognizing this blatant truth has led to a solution urgently being implemented to save sea creatures, such as dolphins and whales, by releasing them.

A Moral Imperative, Not a Policy Debate


An emerging global initiative — now underway — requires more and more public-facing aquariums to return all sea creatures to their natural habitat before they perish on shore.

Returning sea creatures to the ocean does not interfere with the public’s enjoyment of aquariums where they temporarily reside.

It does not end educational programming, daily operations, or visitor experiences.

Instead, fish simply live on shore for a portion of their lives before being set free again!

Their eventual freedom honors the animals’ natural needs and reflects integrity.

Action is transforming policies into something deeper: a brilliant expression of peace and love.

Leadership

People everywhere want aquarium management to do the right thing.

Governments are requiring humane ocean-release as a result.

Someday U.S. Congress may even formalize oceanic-return into law for public aquarium tanks over several hundred gallons.

This is even more important than it seems at first.

This initiative is absolutely the forefront in compassionate marine ethics.

A Global Future Defined by Living in Peace and Love

For oceanic animal rights and environmental advocates…

…this initiative is the most important and fascinating development in years.

It is a movement where yes, institutions are evolving for the better; yes, animal rights are being elevated; and yes, freedom is saving lives.

Billie Eillish’s scary dream reminds us….

Earth’s oceans are eerily as empty as our forests.

We’re fully alert and wide awake

And that’s the sad reality!

And we can do better than that.

All countries can agree to let public aquarium animals go to help repopulate the water globally.

Frightened ocean animals can continue to live on shore for a short time.

But at least give them their eventual freedom.

Save their lives…

…by returning them to the sea while they’re still alive.

Let them go while they’re healthy enough to continue to live and thrive, and well before the end of their lives.