ORLANDO, Fla. AP - SeaWorld says its Shamu Believe show with killer whales will resume this weekend after a whale killed its trainer at the Orlando park.SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment President Jim Atchison says trainers won't get in the water with the killer whales for now until officials finish reviewing what happened to trainer Dawn Brancheau.
February 26, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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ORLANDO, Fla. AP – SeaWorld says its Shamu Believe show with killer whales will resume this weekend after a whale killed its trainer at the Orlando park.
SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment President Jim Atchison says trainers won’t get in the water with the killer whales for now until officials finish reviewing what happened to trainer Dawn Brancheau.
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