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Chimo
Chimo was a female orca distinguished by her unusually pale coloration. She was captured off British Columbia in 1970 and kept at Sealand of the Pacific near Victoria, where she lived alongside other captive orcas until her death in 1972. Her appearance has been associated with Chediak-Higashi syndrome, a rare inherited disorder affecting pigmentation and immune function, rather than ordinary albi...
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Kandu V
Kandu V was a female killer whale held at SeaWorld San Diego. In 1989 she collided with another orca, Corky II, during a performance, and the impact ruptured an artery; Kandu V died soon afterward. The incident was recorded on video and became a frequently cited example in public discussions about the physical risks and ethics of keeping orcas in captivity.
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