article_snippet.sent: SeaWorld has been accused of drugging killer whales, painting over killer whales injuries and keeping killer whales in pools so shallow killer whales get sunburned.
article_snippet.sent: A lawsuit filed by Joyce Kuhl, a grandmother from South Carolina who visited the Orlando park in 2013, claims orcas are being kept in 8ft deep holding pools, leaving the marine animals 'essentially roasting'.
article_snippet.sent: A lawsuit claims the orcas are being kept in shallow holding pools which give the orcas such bad sunburns staff are forced to paint the orcas to disguise the injuries .
article_snippet.sent: Ms Kuhl  also alleges that the giant marine mammals are being deprived of food for days while being trained to perform at SeaWorld, and that the chlorine used in the giant marine mammals tanks is 'many times stronger than household bleach'.
article_snippet.sent: This is the second lawsuit against SeaWorld in less than one month, with similar filed in California which accuse the company of 'misleading the public' by claiming that their killer whales are happy.
article_snippet.sent: the second lawsuit against SeaWorld in less than one month also alleges that the giant marine mammals are being deprived of food for days while being trained to perform at SeaWorld .
highlights_snippet.sent: SeaWorld Florida accused of drugging SeaWorld Florida performing killer whales .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Lawsuit alleges park's pools are so shallow the orcas get sunburned .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Accuse staff of painting over killer whales' injuries and burns .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Claims marine park use chlorine 'many times stronger than bleach' 