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No Name Time in captivity: 1961-1961 Place of Death: Marineland Cali		This female Orca survived only a day in her new captive surroundings.
Moby Doll Time in captivity: 1964-1964 Place of Death: Vancouver Aq.		Moby Doll was the first killer whale to be displayed in captivity. He died after 97 days.

Namu Time in captivity: 1965-1966 Place of Death: Seattle, WA

It was Namu that finally proved that killer whales are friendly, intelligent, gentle creatures. Namu  appeared in a film, playing himself.

Shamu Time in captivity: 1965-1971 Place of Death: SeaWorld Cali.		Shamu was caught as a companion for Namu, however,she was rather aggressive and was sold to  SeaWorld. This is why their whales, to this day perform under her name.
Skana/Walter Time in captivity: 1967-1980 Place of Death: Vancouver Aq.		Skana was thought to be a male and therefore named Walter. She was Vancouver Aquarium's first female orca and was during her first few months there without a companion of an orca.

Kilroy Time in captivity: 1967-1978 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Cali		Kilroy was Shamu's first companion, it was hoped that he would eventually grown into a bull and that the two would produce world's first captive born killer whale.
Ramu Time in captivity: 1967-1982 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Fl		Ramu was used in an experiment by the Navy for a year, he did extremely well.

Katy Time in captivity: 1967-1967 Place of Death: Seattle, WA		Katy kept in touch "over the phone" with Skana  after their seperation.
Kandu Time in captivity: 1967-1971 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Cali		Kandu, just like Katy communicated "over the the phone with Skana, who was at Vancouver.

Hugo Time in captivity: 1968-1980 Place of Death: Miami Seaq.		Hugo was Miami Seaquarium's first male and to this  day remained the only male one.
Natsidalia Time in captivity: 1968-1968 Place of Death: Vancouver Aq		Natsidalia was never in Vancouver Aquarium's pool, she was held in a bay where some research was done. She is tought to be Hyak 2's mother.

Hyak 2/Tung Jen Time in captivity: 1968-1991 Place of Death: Vancouver Aq.		The original Hyak was released some months after his capture, Hyak 2 was not so lucky. Hyak 2 was the father of Vancouver Aquarium's first calf...
Corky Time in captivity: 1968-1970 Place of Death: Marineland Cali.

Orky 2 Time in captivity: 1968-1988 Place of Death: Marineland, Cali		Orky 2 was the  father of a first killer whale calf to be both conceived and born in captivity. He is also the only male to reach a wild
Kianu Time in captivity: 1968-1980 Place of Death: Nanki Sirhama		Kianu was sold and moved to Japan due to the aggression between her and Yaka, a female she shared the pool with.

Haida Time in captivity: 1968-1982 Place of Death: Sealand, Canada		Due to his long stay in captivity, Haida was meant  to be released, as Sealand felt that that was what he deserved. Before this could come true, Haida  passed away...
Mamuk Time in captivity: 1968- 1974 Place of Death: Sea Arama Texas

Cuddles Time in captivity: 1968- 1974 Place of Death: Dudley Zoo		Cuddles was the first killer whale to perform in a British Aquarium. He was also the first killer whale who was used in attempt to AI a femele killer whale, Calypso.
No Name Time in captivity: 1968- Stillbirth Place of Death: Marine World

Calypso Time in captivity: 1969-1970 Place of Death: Marineland, Anti.		Calypso was the first female to be AI-ed, however it was not succesful.
Patches Time in captivity: 1969-1971 Place of Death: Marineland, Cali

No Name Time in captivity: 1969-1972 Place of Death: Marineland, Cali
Yaka Time in captivity: 1969-1997 Place of Death: Marine World.		Yaka, alongside with Nepo appeared in the film : "Orca: The Killer Whale". She also took part in some experiments.

Nepo Time in captivity: 1969-1980 Place of Death: Marine World		Nepo, alongside with Yaka appeared in the film : "Orca: The Killer Whale".
No Name Time in captivity: 1970-? Place of Death: Seattle Aquarium

Chimo Time in captivity: 1970-1972 Place of Death: Sealand, Canada		Chimo was the only albino killer whale to be held in captivity.
Nootka/Knootka Time in captivity: 1972-1990 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Cali		Nootka was a rather aggressive whale and due to this she was sold and moved many times.

Winston Time in captivity: 1970-1986 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Cali		Winston fathered the first surviving captive calf,  Kalina. Due to his size, Windsor Safari Park decided to excanged him for Winnie and Hoi Wai with SeaWorld.
Jumbo Time in captivity: 1970-1974 Place of Death: Kamogawa, Jap

Kona Time in captivity: 1971- Place of Death: SeaWorld, Cali
Kandu 2 Time in captivity: 1971- Place of Death: Marineland, Ont.

Kandu4/Kanduke Time in captivity: 1975-1990 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Fl		Kanduke was a transient killer whale which might explain  his aggressivness.
Kim/Oum Time in captivity: 1976-1982 Place of Death: Marineland Fr.

Kenau Time in captivity:  1976-1991 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Fl		Kenau died during her 12th month of pregnancy.
Gudrun Time in captivity: 1976-1996 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Fl		Gudrun, before her move to SeaWorld participated in an experiment.   Once at SeaWorld, she took some time getting used to being with other killer whales, since in Holland, she lived with dolphins.

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Miracle Time in captivity: Place of Death: Sealand, Canada		Miracle was found alone and wounded and rescued by Sealand, Victoria where she remained throughout her captive life, before drawning.

Kona 2 Time in captivity: Place of Death: SeaWorld, Fl
Kandu V Time in captivity: 1977-1989 Place of Death: SeaWorld, Cali		Kandu V died in a tragic accident after she rammed Corky. She blead to death after 45 minutes. She left behind her  young calf, Orkid, who was looked after by Corky. The other female involved in the tragic accident, which cost Kandu her life.

Hoi Wai Time in captivity: Place of Death:		Hoi Wai, originally lived with Winnie at Windsor Safari Park, UK, before her move to Ocean Park, Hong Kong. During her life at Ocean Park, she had dolphins as her companions.
Winnie Time in captivity: Place of Death; SeaWorld, Tx		After her death, some coins along with pieces of tile were found in Winnie's stomach. They were from her first captive home, Windsor Safari Park. During her life, she has lived at Windsor Safari Park, SeaWorld Florida, SeaWorld Ohio and SeaWorld Texas.
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Kotar Time in captivity: Place of Death: SeaWorld, Tx		Kotar was one of the smallest, if not the smallest killer whale to be ever captured. He fathered the first "Grandbaby Shamu"(Keet). Kotar had lived at SeaWorld California, where he was used in the "petting pools", SeaWorld Florida and SeaWorld Texas, where he died.
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Finna Time in captivity: 1980 -1997 Place of Death: Vancouver Aq.		Finna was originally thought to be a girl, hence his name. He cired Bjossa's third and final calf.
Vigga Time in captivity: 1980- Place of Death: Marine World
Bjossa Time in captivity: 1980- Place of Death: SeaWorld, Cali
Nemo Time in captivity: 1981-1986 Place of Death: Windsor Safari
No Name Time in captivity: 1981-1981 Place of Death: Clacton Pier
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Kiva Time in captivity: Place of Death: Marineland Cali		Kiva was drowned by her parents, Corky and Orky.  She was their longest surviving calf but like the others, she failed to nurse properly.
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Nootka 4 Time in captivity: Place of Death:		Nootka 4 was involved in an incident which cost her trainer her life.
Haida 2 Time in captivity: Place of Death: SeaWorld, Tx		Haida 2 was involved in an incident which cost her trainer her life. During her life time, she was the dominant animal.
Nandu Time in captivity: Place of Death:		After his death, three basketballs were found in Nandu's stomach.
Samoa Time in captivity: Place of Death:		Samoa firstly lived in Brazil, before being sold to SeaWorld, after her companion, Nandu passed away. Samoa died during her pregnancy.
Junior Time in captivity: Place of Death: Marineland, Cana		Junior was kept at the Warehouse at Marineland along with some dolphins. It was there that he died, some 4 years after his keeping there began. It is said that he might have had some "mental problems". This had not been comfirmed however.