Born Free: Killer Whales

When I was young, I became a coach of SeaWorld and always wanted to work with Siam, but of course I do not know what the controversial imprisonment is like. As I get older, I began to study this problem and I realized that the orcas, also known as killer whale, should not be imprisoned. In caught bodies, killer whales and trainers are in danger of using them. Killer whales are the largest among dolphin families and spread throughout the ocean. Their length ranges from 23 to 32 feet and weighs up to 6 tons.

The first orca who got pregnant by artificial insemination was Nakai, born in Casatka at San Diego Sea World Park in September 2001. A female spitted orca named Kohana in this way was born in the same park eight months later. With artificial insemination, park owners can avoid the pressure to move animals between docks while keeping the individuals of the small killer whales in each park more healthy genetic mix. The custom of exhibiting killer whales under capture is more controversial than keeping free killer whale. Because a killer whale born in a captured area does not know the rest of the world and may not be able to adapt to wildlife. Breeding breeding is also expected to reduce the incentive to capture wild orcas

Captive orca is a living orca (Orcinus orca), which are housed in the human body and are usually used for breeding or breeding purposes. The habit of capturing and displaying these whales in the exhibition began in the 1960s, and because of their wisdom, eye-catching appearance, playfulness, and their size, it quickly became popular among public aquarium and water theme parks It became a popular attraction. As of September 2016, there were 56 captives in the world, 33 of them were artificial prisoners of war. There are 13 orcish in Ocean World Park.