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I made a knight for the night, what do I call him, suggestions greatly appreciated
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Place of Capture: Sea of Okhotsk, Russia
Date of Capture: July 2015
Age at Capture:N/A
Current Location: Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, China
Sometime in late July 2015, two new Orca were captured in the Okhotsk Sea in Russia. These two whales were captured by TINRO, the Russian Pacific Scientific Research Fisheries Center based in Vladivostok, Russia.
In December 2015, it was confirmed that Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in China had imported a total of 9 Orca to their park between 2013 and 2015; two in 2013, five in 2014, and two in 2015.
There is still very little that is known about these captives.
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Place of Capture: Sea of Okhotsk, Russia
Date of Capture: July 2015
Age at Capture:N/A
Current Location: Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, China
Sometime in early July 2015, a young, lone Orca was captured in the Sea of Okhotsk, Russia.
In December 2015, it was confirmed that Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in China had imported a total of 9 Orca to their park between 2013 and 2015; two in 2013, five in 2014, and two in 2015.
There is still very little that is known about these captives.
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Gender:N/A
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Place of Capture: Sea of Okhotsk, Russia
Date of Capture: July 2014
Age at Capture:N/A
Current Location: Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, China
During July of 2014, a total of four orca were captured in the Sea of Okhotsk, Russia.
In December 2015, it was confirmed that Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in China had imported a total of 9 Orca to their park between 2013 and 2015; two in 2013, five in 2014, and two in 2015.
There is still very little information available about these whales.
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Gender:N/A
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Place of Capture: Sea of Okhotsk, Russia
Date of Capture: July 2014
Age at Capture:N/A
Current Location: Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, China
During July of 2014, a total of four orca were captured in the Sea of Okhotsk, Russia.
In December 2015, it was confirmed that Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in China had imported a total of 9 Orca to their park between 2013 and 2015; two in 2013, five in 2014, and two in 2015.
There is still very little information available about these whales.
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Gender:N/A
Pod:N/A
Place of Capture: Sea of Okhotsk, Russia
Date of Capture: July 2014
Age at Capture:N/A
Current Location: Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, China
During July of 2014, a total of four orca were captured in the Sea of Okhotsk, Russia.
In December 2015, it was confirmed that Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in China had imported a total of 9 Orca to their park between 2013 and 2015; two in 2013, five in 2014, and two in 2015.
There is still very little information available about these whales.
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Place of Capture: Sakhalin Island, Russia
Date of Capture: October 2013
Age at Capture:N/A
Current Location: N/A; may be in Russia or China
Sometime in October 2013, three more Orca were captured near Sakhalin Island in Russia. Only two are known to be currently in captivity - it is unknown what happened to the third, or if there was ever a third whale.
One of the whales, a young male named Nord, was sent to the Moscow Dolphinarium & Aquarium with the female known as Narnia in December 2013.
Today, very little is known about the second whale and it is unclear if they are still in Russia, or have been moved to China.
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Gender:Female
Pod:N/A
Place of Capture:N/A
Date of Capture: September 2013
Age at Capture: N/A; presumed adult
Current Location: N/A; may be in China
Sometime in September 2013, a group of about 3 Orca were captured. They were transferred to the Adaptation Center in Livadia near Nakhodka, Russia where they met Narnia, a female captured in 2012.
The new captives refused to eat, but were eventually coaxed into it when Narnia began offering them her fish. Narnia remained with the new whales until she and a young male were transferred to the Moscow Dolphinarium & Aquarium in December 2013.
Today, this females location is unknown. Some believe she could be in Russia, or that she may be in China with the two young whales she was captured with. No other information has been made public, nor are the whales on public display.
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Gender:Male
Pod:N/A
Place of Capture:N/A
Date of Capture: September 2013
Age at Capture: Approx. 8 years
Current Location: Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, China
Sometime in September 2013, a group of about 3 Orca were captured. They were transferred to the Adaptation Center in Livadia near Nakhodka, Russia where they met Narnia, a female captured in 2012.
The new captives refused to eat, but were eventually coaxed into it when Narnia began offering them her fish. Narnia remained with the new whales until she and a young male were transferred to the Moscow Dolphinarium & Aquarium in December 2013.
In January of 2014, the 8 year old male was transferred to Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in China with an 4 year old female.
Today, this male is reported to still be at Chimelong with 3 other Orca, but no other information has been made public, nor are the whales on public display.
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Gender:Female
Pod:N/A
Place of Capture:N/A
Date of Capture: September 2013
Age at Capture: Approx. 4 years
Current Location: Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, China
Sometime in September 2013, a group of about 3 Orca were captured. They were transferred to the Adaptation Center in Livadia near Nakhodka, Russia where they met Narnia, a female captured in 2012.
The new captives refused to eat, but were eventually coaxed into it when Narnia began offering them her fish. Narnia remained with the new whales until she and a young male were transferred to the Moscow Dolphinarium & Aquarium in December 2013.
In January of 2014, the 4 year old female was transferred to Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in China with an 8 year old male.
Today, this female is reported to still be at Chimelong with 3 other Orca, but no other information has been made public, nor are the whales on public display.
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Gender: Female
Pod: N/A
Place of Capture: Avacha Gulf, Kamchatka, Russia
Date of Capture: September 26, 2003
Age at Capture: Approx. 6 years
On September 26, 2003, a group of around 30 whales were netted in Avacha Gulf, just off the southwest coast of Kamchatka, Russia. These were the very first whales netted in Russian waters.
Only one female was kept, while another female became extremely distressed, tried to escape, but drowned after becoming entangled in the nets. A second whale of unknown gender also became tangled in the nets, but it is unknown if this whale survived.
The unnamed female was kept in a sea pen for a number of days until she was transferred to the Utrish Dolphinarium on October 5, 2003.
Unfortunately, on October 19, 2003, the female died due to Bacterial Pneumonia after just 13 days in captivity. She also appeared to have suffered from Focal Fibrosis, Bullous Emphysema, and Cardiac Amyloidosis.
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(WARNING:Last link contains footage of a whale drowning; please view at your own risk.)
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Pod: N/A (Mother was Freya)
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Stillborn calf born to Freya, sired by Kim II, at Marineland Antibes in France sometime in April 2003.
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Pod: N/A (Mother was Freya)
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Stillborn calf born to Freya, sired by Kim II, at Marineland Antibes in France sometime in March 2001.
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Gender:Female
Pod: N/A (Mother was Nootka V)
Place of Capture: Captive born
Date of Capture: Born May 27, 1998
Age at Capture: Captive born
On May 27, 1998, Icelandic female Nootka V gave birth to her fourth calf, a female sired by Kandu VII, at Marineland Ontario in King Waldorf Theatre.
The calf met it’s full sister Neocia and seemed to be doing well. All of the other whales had already been moved to the new tank, Friendship Cove. Nootka V, her calf, and Neocia were set to be moved to Friendship Cove after the end of the summer season.
Unfortunately, the calf died on June 7, 1998 due to unknown causes at only 11 days old.
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Pod: N/A (Mother was Belén)
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Stillborn calf born to Argentinean female Belén at Mundo Marino in Buenos Aires, Argentina sometime in February 1998.
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Gender:Female
Pod: N/A (Mother was Maggie)
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Stillborn female calf born to Maggie at Kamogawa Sea World in Japan on October 5, 1997.
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Pod: N/A (Mother was Kalina)
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Stillborn calf born to captive born female Kalina at SeaWorld Orlando on February 27, 1997.
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Gender:Female
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Place of Capture: Hatajiri Bay, Japan
Date of Capture: February 9, 1997
Age at Capture: Approx. more than 9 years
On February 9, 1997, a group of ten Orcas were captured in Hatajiri Bay in Japan. While five of the whales were released, two males and three females were kept.
One unnamed female, who was thought to be pregnant due to her size, was sent to Nanki Shirahama Adventure World with both males - one unnamed, and the other known as Kyu.
The park already owned 3 Orcas who were apparently very curious about the newcomers.
In April 1997, the female allegedly suffered a miscarriage, though there are no credible sources to confirm this.
Finally, on June 17, 1997, the female died due to Bronchopneumonia after only 4 months in captivity. She died just 3 days after the unnamed male.
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Gender:Male
Pod:N/A
Place of Capture: Hatajiri Bay, Japan
Date of Capture: February 9, 1997
Age at Capture: Approx. 3 years
On February 9, 1997, a group of 10 Orcas were captured in Hatajiri Bay, Japan. Five whales were released while all three females as well as two males were kept.
One unnamed male was sent with an unnamed female and a male named Kyu to Nanki Shirahama Adventure World. Here, they were kept separate from the resident whales at the park.
Unfortunately, on June 14, 1997, the unnamed male died due to a Systemic Viral Infection after only 4 months in captivity.
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Pod: N/A (Mother was Taima)
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Stillborn calf of unknown gender born to captive born female Taima on June 6, 2010 at SeaWorld Orlando.
Taima went into labor on June 5th, her labor lasting into the next day as she struggled to expel the calf; though it unfortunately resulted in her death.
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Gender:Male
Pod: N/A (Mother was Kayla)
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Stillborn calf born to Kayla at SeaWorld Orlando sometime in April 2007. Kayla had been pregnant during her 2006 transfer from the Texas park to the Florida park; it is unknown if this contributed to the death of her unborn calf.
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Gender:Female
Pod: N/A (Mother was Unna)
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Stillborn calf born to Unna at SeaWorld Texas sometime in April 2006.
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Gender:Male
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Place of Capture: Katsuura, Chiba, Japan
Date of Capture: February 10, 2006
Age at Capture: Approx. 3-4 years
On February 10, 2006, a young male Orca was found stranded on a beach near Katsuura, Japan. He was apparently too weak to be pushed back out to sea, and was instead transferred to Kamogawa Sea World to receive care.
He was severely underweight and had difficulty swimming, so staff had to work around the clock.
Unfortunately, he died on February 13, 2006 due to unknown causes just 3 days after his stranding.
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Gender: N/A
Pod: N/A (Mother was Ran)
Place of Capture: Captive born
Date of Capture: Born August 26, 2004
Age at Capture: Captive born
On August 26, 2004, Icelandic female Ran gave birth to her first calf, presumably a female sired by the Japanese male Kyu. The calf was the first to be born at Nanki Shirahama Adventure World.
Unfortunately, the calf was born premature and had a broken skull.
The calf died on August 28, 2004, just two days after it’s birth as a result of it’s condition. Ran also died the following day.
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Guten Morgen meine Süßen Follower:innen
Heute trage ich ein rotes Falke Bustier und dazu einen roten NoName String drunter.
Ich wünsche einen eine tolle. Start in die neue Woche.
Devote Grüße eure Nora
