world's first open water sanctuary

Two Beluga Whales Freed from Captivity in China Into the Sea After Almost a Decade

Medicine & Technology Aug 10, 2020

Thanks to the British charity Sea Life Trust the two beluga whales, named Little Grey and Little White, are finally freed into the world's first open water sanctuary in Iceland after almost a decade since they were taken to perform tricks at Ocean World in Shanghai, China.

world's first open water sanctuary

Two Beluga Whales Freed from Captivity in China Into the Sea After Almost a Decade

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