SeaWorld to build larger whale habitats at parks opening 2018
SeaWorld Entertainment plans new whale homes at its parks with the first enclosure near San Diego opening in 2018. The San Diego facility will be nearly double in size, with follow up enclosures planned for Orlando and San Antonio. The project costs several hundred million dollars, CEO Jim Atchison said.
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President Poroshenko said Ukrainian artillery hit and destroyed much of a Russian column inside Ukraine, a claim echoed as NATO noted an incursion. Kremlin denied any border breach while journalists observed full Russian IDs on crossing vehicles. Poroshenko linked events to a broader humanitarian convoy bound for eastern Ukraine.
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