Lolita, Miami Seaquarium orca, may return to wild after 52 years
Lolita, an orca at Miami Seaquarium, is set to make her return to the wild. Aquarium leaders are planning to transport her by plane back to the Washington area.
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Lolita, an orca at Miami Seaquarium, is set to make her return to the wild. Aquarium leaders are planning to transport her by plane back to the Washington area.
The orca is widely known from the 2013 documentary Blackfish
Plans are to return Lolita from the Miami Seaquarium to her home waters, where a nearly century-old killer whale believed to be her mother still swims.
The killer whale, also known as Tokitae, has lived in a tank at the Miami Seaquarium for decades. Now she might could be headed to a sanctuary in waters where her family still swims.
The Southern Resident orca that has lived in captivity since 1970 may finally come home.