I was very exited to see Lolita but at the end I f...

I was very exited to see Lolita but at the end I felt really ashamed I went. Lolita was not responding energetically to her trainer. The trainer, all smiles and giggles, kept showing the fish to her, waving it in front of the orca's open mouth, without giving it to her. A few times the trainer even put the fish back in the bucket and GAVE HER NOTHING! I don t even do that to my dog! I felt really bad for the orca. The was no need to be that cruel. And this was in front of all visitors! That orca was hungry!
As far as why the orca was not that enthusiastic that day? Maybe because the Miami sun felt once again like a BLOWTORCH and the orca s tiny tank had NO SHADE WHATSOEVER! My goldfish lives in a bigger tank than hers!
No wonder why so many people want Lolita in a sea-pen in the ocean! It s the least Miami Seaquarium should do for her after keeping her for 45 years in this conditions. The whole thing it's shameful.