Six beluga whales are moved from a closed Canadian marine park to new homes in the United States. According to reporting from the BBC and ABC Australia, the whales arrive in the US after being transferred following a decision that the Canadian facility could no longer care for them. Both outlets describe the relocation as successful, with the whales completing the journey without reporting any major complications. The move involves rehoming the animals to the next set of care arrangements in the US, where they are expected to continue living in controlled marine environments. The articles frame the transfer as part of the process triggered by the marine park’s closure, ensuring the whales receive ongoing care. No additional details are provided in the accounts beyond the number of whales, the countries involved, and the fact that the whales are transported by air from Canada to the US and then reach their destinations.