Should Sea world be shut down?

The poll question is to generic. Sea creatures do have asatisfactory life in showcase facilities. But this is to a certain extent based on the size of the animal and the facilities ability to cope with its demand. My second point is cruelty to animals and the limitations to their life compared to their lilfe in their natural habitat. Penguins, fish and turtles do not requrie large areas of space. They have sufficient room in large aquariums to feel free. These facillities have the ability to accomodate many of the same species, this allows for the sea creatures to live together in groupd for healthy interactions . Having social interactions and freedom is important for all creatures to have to keep in a healthy mental state and for human ethics and animal treatment. Its when larger sea creatures are placed in these facilities that this becomes a huge problem. Keeping whales in these facilities is ethical wrong as constraining such animals in small environments does not give them any freedom. Due to the size of these creatures such as killer whales very few if even more than one are kept at a facility. This deprivates the whales of any social interaction they may have affecting their quality of life. Whales are migrratory animals that pass vast miles of oceans every year and dive hundred of meters so forbidding them of where they are naturally suppose to live is wrong. Therefore by still having smaller sea creatures and not larger species will not disrupt the species too much from their natural habitat. My second point is that these creatures in most cases are treated great by their human companions and are well looked after. The tricks and performances at sea word facilities with animal equality and rights in place in towards society means the animals are trained in a healthy manner. This is via positice reinforcemenet such as treats and not through cruelty. Because global authorisations have taken steps to prevent cruelty and make animal treted fairly animals are treated very fairly.