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Elvar
Elvar was a bottlenose dolphin captured in Iceland in 1967 and kept at the Hafnarfjörður Aquarium. He remained there until his death in 2014, making him an example of a dolphin that spent decades in human care. Accounts of Elvar focus on the length of his captivity, which has made him relevant to discussions of dolphin longevity and the history of marine-animal display.
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Opo
Opo was a wild female bottlenose dolphin remembered for seeking human company at Opononi in New Zealand's Hokianga Harbour during 1955 and 1956. She approached boats and played near the beach, becoming known for interactions with swimmers, particularly children. Her behavior drew visitors and made her a widely recognized individual animal rather than a representative example of all bottlenose dolp...
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