Controversy over the discovery of a "prison" of whales in Russia

Aerial images revealing a veritable "prison" of whales provoked the indignation of Internet users around the world. According to local activists, more than 90 beluga whales and 11 whales are currently in tanks without the right to freedom.

The Vladivostok prosecutor's office, concerned about the protection of the environment, has opened an investigation into a possible commercial exploitation of these animals, as activists blindly believe that whales are locked and then sold in Asian aquariums.