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Takara was a female killer whale born in captivity at SeaWorld of Texas in 1991. She became part of SeaWorld's captive breeding program and later gave birth to calves, making her a documented example of an orca born and raised within the park system. Her history is relevant to discussions of captive...

Keto was a male killer whale held in captivity and kept at several marine parks during his life. In 2009, while performing at Loro Parque in Tenerife, Spain, he was involved in the death of trainer Alexis Martínez during a training session. The incident became part of wider public debate about the r...

A North Atlantic whale tracked by researchers, distinguished by its unique physical markings used for ongoing population identification.

Valley is an individually identified North Atlantic whale observed and monitored by scientists. Researchers distinguish individual whales through stable physical markings and other identifying features, allowing them to maintain records across repeated sightings. The name is associated with a humpba...

A cataloged North Atlantic whale, distinguished by specific physical markings that allow scientists to track its annual migrations.

Watchman is an individually identified North Atlantic right whale monitored by researchers in the United States. Its record belongs to the long-term scientific effort to document movements, identification features, reproduction, injuries, and survival in a critically endangered whale population. The...

Shack is a North Atlantic right whale monitored by researchers to study the demographics and migration patterns of the critically endangered species in the Atlantic.

A whale documented by North Atlantic researchers, notable for its distinct geometric physical markings used in scientific catalog tracking.

A whale documented by marine biologists, notable for its specific physical markings included in long-term scientific tracking databases.