<h1>Wildlife park opens marine attraction in Bali marketed to international visitors, raising consumer protection, animal welfare and biosafety concerns</h1> A wildlife park operator announced the opening of a marine-themed attraction in Bali marketed to international, especially Indian, travelers, emphasizing conservation, breeding programs, interactive exhibits and themed dining. The release constitutes promotional material and contains operational claims-visitor numbers, species counts, conservation leadership and a government tourism target-that could give rise to regulatory scrutiny for advertising accuracy, consumer protection, animal welfare compliance, permitting and biosafety, cross-border marketing regulations and liability for interactive animal encounters. Relevant stakeholders include the operator, the national tourism authority and local regulators overseeing wildlife, food safety and public safety standards.