Dolphins in captivity may be soon replaced by PETA-approved dolphin robot Delle, which was recently launched in Los Angeles. The robot does not require as much care as real dolphins and will outlive them as dolphins in captivity live up to
See moreDolphins in captivity may be soon replaced by PETA-approved dolphin robot Delle, which was recently launched in Los Angeles. The robot does not require as much care as real dolphins and will outlive them as dolphins in captivity live up to only 20 years. Test audiences have been unable to distinguish whether the robot was real or not, making the robot a realistic solution to solving animal cruelty. (May 2021)
