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Kasatka
Kasatka was a female killer whale kept at SeaWorld San Diego and used in the park's public orca performances. She became widely known after a 2006 incident in which she repeatedly pulled trainer Ken Peters underwater during a performance, although he survived. The episode was later shown in the docu...
apps Top Kasatka Alternatives
The top alternative to Kasatka in 2026 is Tilikum with a score of 8.88/10, followed by Winter (Clearwater Marine Aquarium) (8.82) and Flipper (TV dolphin character) (8.76).
Tilikum
Tilikum was an individual male orca (Orcinus orca) who spent his entire life in captivity at SeaWorld. He gained notorie...
Winter (Clearwater Marine Aquarium)
Winter is a captive bottlenose dolphin housed at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium in Florida. She gained international rec...
Flipper (TV dolphin character)
Flipper was a bottlenose dolphin featured in the popular 1960s television series. The show’s success established Flipper...
Granny / J2 (Southern Resident orca)
J2, known as Granny, was a female orca belonging to J-Pod, a distinct group within the Southern Resident killer whale po...
Tahlequah
Tahlequah is a Southern Resident orca dolphin residing in the Pacific Northwest. She is notable for exhibiting prolonged...
Springer / A73 (rescued orca)
A73, formerly known as Springer, is a Northern Resident orca residing in British Columbia waters. This individual gained...
Shamu
Shamu was an orca (Orcinus orca) held in captivity by SeaWorld San Diego beginning in 1965. Her survival represented a p...
Phoenix (Louis Herman's lab)
Louis Herman’s Phoenix is a captive bottlenose dolphin residing in Hawaii. This individual was the subject of extensive...
Keiko
Keiko was an individual Pacific white-sided dolphin born in Iceland. He gained international recognition for his role in...
Kathy
Kathy was a bottlenose dolphin born in 1962 and held in captivity for decades. She gained widespread recognition as a te...
Moby Doll
Moby Doll was a killer whale captured in the waters of British Columbia, Canada, in 1964. Originally harpooned for a scu...
Lolita / Tokitae (Miami Seaquarium orca)
Lolita, also referred to as Tokitae, was an orca from the Southern Resident killer whale population who was captured in...
Namu
Namu was a male orca captured in 1965 near British Columbia and subsequently kept at the Seattle Marine Aquarium. He bec...
Shamu (original SeaWorld orca)
Shamu was a female orca captured in the northeastern Pacific and brought to SeaWorld San Diego, where she began performi...
Orky
Orky was a male orca captured off British Columbia in 1968 and maintained in captivity at Marineland of the Pacific and...
Namu (Seattle Marine Aquarium orca)
Namu was a male killer whale kept at the Seattle Marine Aquarium during the 1960s. After entering captivity in 1965, he...
Nakai
Nakai was a male killer whale, or Orcinus orca, born at SeaWorld San Diego in 2001 and held there throughout his life. I...
Tilikum (SeaWorld orca)
Tilikum was a male orca held in captivity at SeaWorld and associated with three human deaths, including the 2010 death o...
Kalia
Kalia is a female orca born in captivity and housed at SeaWorld San Diego. She became part of SeaWorld's captive-orca br...
Corky
Corky is a female orca held at SeaWorld San Diego. She was captured in British Columbia in 1969 and later became one of...
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