The Truth About SeaWorld

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Parts 8
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Reads 664
Votes 41
Parts 8
Time 10m

This is the story of 2 girls, Elizabeth Johnson and Jessica Miller, and they want to show everyone that SeaWorld is not a good place. They post on social media, teach others how to deal with pro caps, and protest against SeaWorld, Orlando. They want to help get the animals back into the ocean, where they belong in the first place.  But little do they know that there is one pro cap out there trying to destroy them and all their hard work. Can they fight back for what they believe in? Or will they be washed out by this evil pro cap? Read to find out...All Rights Reserved

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