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Different era, terrifying video. fast forward to today. so, why did this killer whale attack a trainer? why was it there in the first place when it has killed before? and is it really time maybe to consider having huge, unpredictable animals still performing in front of audiences? we spoke earlier with jack hanna who is director emeritus of the columbia zoo. we just assume these animals are domesticated. they are entertainment. but really, this is an 11,000-pound, 22-foot whale. should we be surprised that it would kill? >> no, not really. but before i answer that question, dawn was a beautifu...

Shows with a lot of other animals, i would want my work to continue if something happened. is it a dangerous animal? of course, it is called a killer whale. you film in glacier bay, alaska, or killer whales in south america and you see these animals coming up on the beach, they can go up on the beach 10, 15 yards to grab a sea lion and bring them back in the water. and also, you know, i don't know what happened, okay, but i can tell you about 95% of the time when something like this happens, with an elephant, let's say, with a death in a zoological park, which is very rare or what happened her...

Different era, terrifying video. fast forward to today. so, why did this killer whale attack a trainer? why was it there in the first place when it has killed before? and is it really time maybe to consider having huge, unpredictable animals still performing in front of audiences? we spoke earlier with jack hanna who is director emeritus of the columbia zoo. we just assume these animals are domesticated. they are entertainment, but really, this is an 11-000 pound, 22-foot whale. should we be surprised that it would kill? >> no not really. but before i answer that question. dawn was a beautiful...

Human error involved in something like this, then things happen. >> well this -- you pointed out two other instances. those two other instances of deaths are times this particular whale has been blamed for someone else's death some, three deaths on this whale's head. it seems to me shouldn't one death be enough? shouldn't seaworld have retired this animal? >> you say retired. remember something that no one ever swam with tilly at seaworld. the animal is with other whales, females and tilly bred and they had babies. no one ever swam with tilly at seaworld. the young man that was kill and snuck ...

And snuck in the park. i can't feel sorry for that young man. like someone who jumps off a building. that is basically what he did. you can't blame -- tilly is a wild, dangerous animal. you can't blame seaworld for that. >> one quick question, i don't want to offend dog owners. i know, for example, a pit bull kills one human being, often that pit bull is put down, whether the person's fault or the animal's. why shouldn't a whale that's killed three human beings at least be isolated with any sort of contact with people? >> i'm sure that may happen at seaworld now. i'm not quite sure. again, if ...