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Activists push back as construction continues on new aquarium at Fort Lauderdale’s swimming hall of fame
The International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale is expanding with a new 10,000-gallon aquarium as part of a $220 million project, despite opposition from animal activists who argue against capturing ocean animals. Construction is underway, with city leaders supporting the initiative as an educational and tourist attraction, while activists claim the city ignored past legal challenges against similar projects.
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