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Bjossa
Bjossa was a female orca captured near Iceland in 1980 and later kept at the Vancouver Aquarium. She became the institution’s last captive orca and remained there for more than two decades before being transferred to SeaWorld San Diego. Bjossa died in 2001, shortly after the transfer. Her history is discussed in debates about keeping large, intelligent marine mammals in captivity and the changing...
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Chimo
Chimo was a female orca distinguished by her unusually pale coloration. She was captured off British Columbia in 1970 and kept at Sealand of the Pacific near Victoria, where she lived alongside other captive orcas until her death in 1972. Her appearance has been associated with Chediak-Higashi syndrome, a rare inherited disorder affecting pigmentation and immune function, rather than ordinary albi...
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