Noun:

డాల్ఫిన్నియం,

dolphinaria's Usage Examples:

popularity of dolphins in the 1960s resulted in the appearance of many dolphinaria around the world, making dolphins accessible to the public.

Tail-walking mostly arises via human training in dolphinaria.

Roughly 100 reside in dolphinaria in North America and Japan.

due to the wide exposure it receives in captivity in marine parks and dolphinaria, and in movies and television programs.

for human entertainment include fleas in flea circuses, dolphins in dolphinaria, and monkeys doing tricks for an audience on behalf of the player of.

spyhopping, and fluke-slapping, make them very popular for shows in dolphinaria.

"In the golden heyday of the industry, there were at least 36 assorted dolphinaria or itinerant dolphin shows in the UK.

Less than a dozen rough-toothed dolphins live in dolphinaria around the world.

Dolphins are mostly hunted for their meat, though some end up in dolphinaria.