SeaWorld whales are pumped with Valium and Xanax to control their aggressive behavior
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Whales at SeaWorld have been put on psychoactive drugs akin to Valium, documents have revealed.
Orcas, or killer whales, are dosed with benzodiazepine to control their aggressive behaviour, it has emerged in a bitter court case between the marine park and its rival Marineland.
The drug, which contains valium and xanax, is designed to quell anxiety and commonly causes users to become drowsy. Prolonged use has been proven to cause panic attacks, out-of-body experiences, and muscle spasms.
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