103 yr old Orca

[chaos]

Just read a 103 yr old Orca affectionately nicknamed "Granny" was spotted off the
coast of Western Canada. Sea world claims orcas can live up to 20 yrs and most die
within  4-5 yrs in captivity. As a result of this sighting, conservationists are calling for
the release of all captive orcas for obvious reasons. Wild orcas can swim long distances
on a daily basis, thus providing the necessary exercise to remain vibrant and healthy,
leading to longevity not found in confined, captive specimens. I agee 100%    Reply

[GuateGojira]

Mmmm, interesting. It will be good if you put some more data about the case, after all, you began a topic about my second favorite animal, and the information seems very interesting.

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[chaos]

(08-01-2014, 08:34 PM)'GuateGojira' Wrote: Mmmm, interesting. It will be good if you put some more data about the case, after all, you began a topic about my second favorite animal, and the information seems very interesting.

 

 

Killer whales have always been my favorite aquatic animal. Highly intellegent, graceful and cooool looking,
these creatures deserve a much better fate than a fishbowl. Some creatures adapt much better to captivity
than others, orcas not being one of them.  

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[chaos]

Guate, google -103 yr old orca -, and you'll see the article. Reply

[Pckts]

http://www.thewire.com/national/2014/05/...ly/370913/ Reply