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Killer whales may live up to80 years in the wild. They live an average of only 5.2years in captivity.

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Orcas in an intensely social animal, matriarchial family with several generations that will stay together for life. They forage 20~50 miles a day in a home range of over 500 miles. Much of each individual's life history and personality is known from two and a half decades of intense study. Scientists need words like culture, dialect, and ceremony to describe the rich social and cognitive behaviours of these wild orcas.

Corky was taken from A5 pod, in December 1969. Of her 7 known pregnancies, no calf survived more than 46 days. Although the industry often uses a survivorship figure of 50% for captive births, only 17 of 47 (36%) known pregnancies have produced surviving offspring. Captive females have conceived at only six years old, significantly younger than the minimal age documented in the wild. Pregnant orca are routinely transported between facilities. Calves younger than two years have been removed from their mothers. Corky may be the oldest captive orca, but many consider her a candidate for release. A23 is believed to be Corky's mother, and is still alive in the wild. The industry has fought all attempts to release any orca, like Keiko (Free Willy), Lolita, and Bjossa. 

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Since 1964, about 56 orcas have been captured from Washington and British Columbia clans alone, including one whole pod. Only 2 still alive, living an average of only 5.2 years once in captivity. Worldwide, about 135 orcas have been taken for captivity and unknown numbers died during the process. 54 captivity orcas are often kept alone. If together they will probably be from different families, even different oceans, and combined or transported as directed by the needs of the show or management. They may suffer from the stress of unstable social hierarchies, and have occasionally injured and even killed each other and their trainers with aggressive behaviour not documented in wild groups. Scientist are only just beginning to understand the impact on wild populations when individuals are removed. The industry has ignored what is has left behind. 

A British study concluded that the minimal depth of an orca tank should be approximately 10 meters, with a necessary volume of 20,000m3 of water for up to 5 orcas. Every facility claims it is officially adequate, but none meets the requirements of this study.

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