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I think it is good that we act to find the best lifestyle for animals. We want them to be happy. But the interesting thing is that humans tend to reflect their own values and thinking onto other species. We assume that others think like us (individually and as a species). We would naturally think that animals would want to be free, because we like the idea of freedom and we tend to think of animals in nature as normal and good for the animal, but we are making assumptions based on emotions. Perhaps if you reflected the same circumstances on yourself you might say that you would prefer safety by restrictions instead of being out in the wild where you might not live long and where you would be in constant struggle. Still, it comes back to personal preferences that may be formed by psychology and biology. With domesticated animals, they might be happier because adrenaline is lower. Maybe that is a substantial factor that would support not holding wild animals in captivity. Anyhow, I think we should take a scientific approach to finding out what animals prefer. Making them happiest according to their own values is what I'd like to see. But this is still a very difficult task....
But I believe she chose the Orca because of the PETA controversy about the SeaWorld chain of parks. They compared the whales to human slaves, which itself is ridiculous and offensive.
There are of zoos both in and out of the United States that take very poor care of their animals, I realize that, but I think when your debating on whether or not to shut them all down in the name of animal rights, the good outweighs the bad.
Anyway, I don't think anyone believed that PETA was going to win the case. Gosh no. The reason why I don't find it offensive though, is because they are actually much more intelligent then we previously knew or understood. They're smarter than young children, have complex behaviours, culture, and even give each other their own names.
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Anyway, this is a very good video about dolphins in general. You're welcome to your opinion, and I don't think marine parks/zoos will close down for a very long time.