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What could happen if Marineland's belugas are exported to another country? | Hanomansing Tonight
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3:53Now PlayingMarineland, the now-closed amusement park and zoo in Niagara Falls, Ont., has applied for permits with the federal government to export all 30 of its belugas, according to a federal government official who is familiar with the file. Director of the Animal Law Program at U of T Angela Fernandez says the move is 'not a great development for the animals.'
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