Death at SeaWorld

The book exposes some harsh realities about orca captivity that many are unaware of. I wonder what motivated the focus on this particular aspect of marine parks.

Some stories about the whales' intelligence and suffering made me emotional, but I also understand the park's side. How did others reconcile these conflicting feelings?

The book covers several tragic events, but I’m curious about the process behind selecting these specific cases and how they shaped the overall narrative.