Animals
California Bans Breeding of Killer Whales in Captivity, Entertainment Shows
Capturing and breeding killer whales for entertainment purposes are now prohibited in California. A recently passed law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown is now prohibiting marine parks and companies in California from breeding and capturing killer whales or orcas.
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