Killer whale ‘Lolita’ freed after 50 years
It has been announced that the 56-year-old killer whale Lolita, which was found in a water park in the US state of Florida, will be released into its natural habitat, the Pacific Ocean, within two years after being in captivity for more than 50 years. Preparations will be made for about 2 years for Lolita to be released to her natural environment after this long captivity.
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Lolita, a 56-year-old killer whale, will be released into the Pacific Ocean within the next two years, after living in captivity for more than 50 years in a water park in Florida. The Miami Seaquarium, where Lolita has performed for years, reached an agreement with non-governmental organization, Lolita’s Friends, for the release. Due to her long captivity, it will take about two years to prepare her for her natural environment, including teaching her how to fish. This release marks the first time a private company managing a water park has made an agreement with an animal welfare organization for the release of a captive animal.
