Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina
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- Sep 12, 2008
If the parents acknowledged that they know the incident happened because a very important rule was not followed and said they don't intend to sue, then I wonder why they have chosen to go to the media
By doing so, they are quite obviously expecting "something" from SeaWorld. Perhaps not a financial settlement gleaned from a lawsuit, but they are expecting something.
Did you notice, on the Good Morning America story, they referred to the incident as an "attack"?
http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blog...sea-world-171256376--abc-news-topstories.html
I can't in any way view what happened as an attack. That little girl was at a dolphin feeding area, the dolphin tried to feed from the empty tray by grabbing it in its mouth (when she held the tray in the air, which is expressly not permitted), and in the attempt to grab the tray, the dolphin's teeth punctured her hand. An attack? Good grief.