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Miami Seaquarium's orca Lolita is on the mend
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2022
- Killer whale Lolita's respiratory infection seems to be clearing finally. Experts say she's doing better. Now there's talk about possibly returning her to the ocean.
Release her already
Yeah, clock's ticking now!
LET HER GO! MONSTERS!
Hang in there for just a TINY bit more, Tokitae! We're gonna get you back to your mom if it KILLS ALL OF US!!
Let her go
I’m kept awake every night Lolita I love you sweetheart 💙🐳
FREE LOLITA!!!!
Release her you monsters
That’s great but even better news is to see her in the ocean. I hate these people for keeping her.
I’m glad that she is better
quit turning my news story bout lolita off dummies
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
RIP AUG 18 2023
You waiting for her to pass a way so she will be a hero living in tank for 70 years you are less heartily people you had no interest for her,she is still a live you try to get in tank and stayed there for 50 or more years and making entertainment!
They get you in with minimum effort but after the cage shuts you need all the experts.
Watch the documentary Lolita: Slave to Entertainment. Please don’t support marine parks.
Maybe she has the COVID
If its been there for 50 years how can they release her into the wild????
Her mom is waiting in the Salish Sea, in which her daughter Tokitae (Lolita) was stolen. She is over 90 years old & her Indian name is Ocean Sun. Tokitae has her own netted enclosure set up in the bay already. She can come and go as she chooses. She’ll always be fed fresh fish since her instincts to hunt have been taken. More than likely she’ll hang back with her mom, who is usually seen traveling by her lonesome, sometimes seen with another orca from her L pod. We have learned a lot of things to do different this time- since the release of beloved Keiko.
Keiko’s pod could not be found in Iceland & that was a serious setback. Keiko could not hunt, a detrimental factor in his release. Keiko was denied human interaction, something we now know he shouldn’t have been denied of. We can’t expect a captured whale to automatically harness forgotten instincts, or even think we can teach her how to be wild.
What we are doing now- if I gather everything correctly, is try and repay her for what’s happened, & bow in her favor of course. All while continuing to work hard in changing the laws on obtaining whales & dolphins. Also releasing the remaining ones into sea pens, like Lolita.