SeaWorld IPO documents show a company deep in debt and reveal some interesting stats about how they do business.
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 James Cameron found nothing more than shrimp on his dive to the Mariana Trench. Richard Branson hopes to see more when he visits the deepest spot in the Atlantic this year. Keep reading Explorers hope for less boring critters on upcoming seafloor trench dives  Did Obama cave on political riders in the budget compromise? Idaho Rep. Mike Simpson de-listed wolves in Idaho and Montana in a closed-door deal. NOAA almost protects orcas in Puget Sound. PA to declare open season on porcupines. Keep reading Budget compromises wolves, other politics shafts orcas, PA porcupines  Japan isn’t releasing enough information on radioactive compounds and levels to know if sea life is safe. Past nuclear dumps have lead to mass die-offs. Keep reading Yale report: not enough data to believe Japan’s radioactive water dump is safe  SeeTurtles.org is expanding to show people how to go see and help animals around the world with seethewild.org Keep reading SeeTurtles.org expanding to see (and help) other wildlife  Galapagos to drop rat poison; New Yorkers have tradition of fighting rats and dogs Keep reading Galapagos to drop rat poison; New Yorkers have tradition of fighting rats and dogs  Nova Scotia is going back to barbaric bounties, offering trappers $20 per coyote pelt. They hope to kill 4,000 that way. Finland wolves and ND coyotes also under attack from poachers and snowmobiles. Keep reading Nova Scotia still paying $20 coyote bounty; Wild bald eagle courts one at zoo  50 Mexican wolves survive in NM and AZ, up from 42 last year, despite an effort by ranchers to sue and shoot them off public lands. Keep reading Wild Mexican wolf count up to 50; GA to cut hunting lands  Military commander orders Navy to run a whale-watching operation in hopes of ushering in green economy. Keep reading Sri Lanka uses peace dividend to go whale watching  Whales, dolphins and seals moving back to New York harbor, especially off Queens. Keep reading Whale watching in NYC, New wolf in Africa |
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