A thrilling orca show at Blue Horizon turned terrifying when Neptune, the star performer, suddenly attacked a trainer. The trainer survived, but the crowd was left in shock.
Experts say it’s no surprise—captive orcas often suffer from stress and isolation, leading to sudden aggression. Neptune’s outburst wasn’t just an accident, but a reminder of the cost of keeping wild creatures in tanks.
The real question isn’t why Neptune snapped—it’s whether orcas should be in captivity at all.
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