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@@kalinaque1355 I noticed that as well! Yaka almost looked like Corky's twin but as far as I know they were only cousins!

Yes she does and I'm a huge fan of Corky she's 60 years old now

​@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney That's why the resemblance is so strong cause I'm a huge fan of Corky she's 60 years old now and still performing like she's 18 years old

@@anthonyrooksmith3189 I couldn't agree with you more, Corky does not belong here!

​@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney Years ago, a recording of orca dolphins from the A5 pod, Corky's family, was played to her and she was the only orca to respond to the dialect. Her entire body started to shake violently! Need I say more on WHY she's ready for retirement to her home waters?

@@amandae8437 he does have quite the personality doesn't he? Ike is the same way!

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 for Corky yes but if Ike was in the wild he would be eating seals and those sorts of things since he is Icelandic!

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney Icelandic orca dolphins eat mostly herring.

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 yes you are correct, it's the Transient Orcas that eat seals not the Icelandic!

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney Orca are still opportunistic carnivores though. They'll eat any animal they can kill and will certainly scavenge when they can.

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney Hey, you ever been to SeaWorld? I'll NEVER set foot in there until ALL cetaceans and pinniped tanks are empty or replaced with human performances and/or CGI effects.

No not yet 😢

@@kellykeagybullock Had a real agreement with someone who believes Corky shouldn't be returned to her home waters today.

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 Do u really think Corky should rather stay in a concrete tank rather be returned to her home waters?

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 Never mind.

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 I'm talking about a better quality of life for an orca dolphin, not a bird.

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 Remaining in that tank any longer is a DEATH SENTENCE. SeaWorld is NOT her home and those trainers are NOT her family.

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 She has two siblings and nieces and nephews, and Corky still speaks the A5 dialect of her pod.

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 Again, she still speaks their family dialect. When they're in hearing distance of each other, that vocal recognition will take over. When orca experts once played calls from Corky's family to her in her tank, she was the only one to respond to them. Corky's whole body started to shake! Her memories of the waters of her birth are still strong after six decades and she doesn't deserve to die knowing only concrete walls.

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 Corky DESERVES to come home to her family. If she's just allowed to die in that tiny (for an orca) tank, that's a gloomy thought. She's still alive so she STILL has a chance to retire, but for how much longer? Any time now she could just take that last breath and drop to the bottom of that tank at SeaWorld? With respect to the question of "education" of SeaWorld, it's malarkey. It's like having Walt Disney tell us how the biology of mice works! Corky in a tank no more represents a real dolphin than Mickey Mouse represents a real mouse.

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 You have MISSED the point of what I've been trying to tell you entirely!!!

​@@ibrahimsultanov7355yes at this is called life

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 find a doctor of u rl think the Stuff U wrote 🤔🤣

​@@ibrahimsultanov7355Haters gotta hate, I guess. Sad shame that Corky can't count on YOU to give back a semblance of the life these parks are denying her of!😤

@@ibrahimsultanov7355 I'm just talking about a better life for the orcas in captivity. Corky was born in the chilly waters of the Pacific and she has been robbed of her natural liberty. Her life has been one of misery and deprivation, denied of everything natural and important to her.

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 unfortunately no, still no word from SeaWorld!

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney They DO know about the Double Bay Sanctuary as well as the Nova Scotia whale sanctuary though right?

Not only that, Corky's mom is, more then likely, gone herself. Whats the point??

Another gift she deserves is to go with her adopted grandmother Corky to Double Bay Sanctuary and experience the natural rhythm of the sea.

nothing new!!

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney Have u ever written to the Chairman of SeaWorld, Scott Ross? He'd be willing to listen.

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 no, writing to someone is really not my thing!

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney What about me? I'm wanting to do it to help Corky, but I want some feedback on how I should write my letter and if it should be long and detailed to have Scott understand how orcas are suffering at SeaWorld. I could mention how he'd be saving her life by retiring her and the other dolphins, how returning her to her family would make him a national hero and improve SeaWorld's image. Should I also bring up Fife and Ripple and how Corky's still able to speak her pod's dialect? They once played a recording of calls from the A5 pod to Corky and her entire body started shaking!

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 sure, I am all for it!

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@@AdiGogo-en3bg Translation?

Unless he's retired to a seaside sanctuary soon, he sadly WON'T have much longer left in that sea circus!

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 I agree. We so need to get him to a seaside sanctuary. We can’t just keep wild animals in captivity. It’s so unfair.

@@LornaCrawford-h9p Orcas are COMPLETELY unfit for captivity. Same for great white sharks and leopard seals. You don't see THEM at SeaWorld doing tricks for kids.

​@@CoreyMillionaire2029he was born in captivity,and taking them from their family they have ever known would be super cruel,I agree they shouldn't be in captivity in the first place but he needs to stay with his san diego pod.

@@RosieandTapekoif the entire San Diego pod was moved to a sanctuary, they’d probably all live longer lives and thrive in larger environments. I’m against captivity, but I still kinda wanna be in the fandom :]. Seaside sanctuaries could work, but releasing them into the wild? That is indeed cruel.

I do agree they shouldn't be in captivity but taking them from the family they have known for years would be cruel and they wouldn't want to be separated because the orcas in captivity have grown so close together,we can't release them either,because most were born in captivity and only a couple were wild,and none of them reamber or know how to survive in the wild.

They'll perform EVEN BETTER in a sea pen, where they can be real dolphins again. SeaWorld can use clowns and mimes in their shows, not marine mammals. It's unethical, uneducational, and undignified on so many levels. Double Bay Sanctuary and SeaWorld hopefully are talking about Corky's homecoming at this point. And how freeing her will improve their park image!

​@@CoreyMillionaire2029they can't force them to perform they are way bigger than us humans,They don't have to perform either,they don't always want them to perform!

@@RosieandTapeko They use food deprivation, disguised as "positive reinforcement".

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 still the same orcas don't perform everyday just the days they feel like it,they get enrichment toys sometimes as well

@@RosieandTapeko Seaside sanctuaries will give them some semble of the life these parks are denying them of! A sterile and barren tank is NOTHING compared to the ocean environment they're evolved for! They can dive deeply, echolocate without walls reverberatimg back at them, swim meaningful distances, interact with crabs on the seabed, feel the tides and current, hear seabirds calling, (re)learn to catch live fish, play in the kelp beds, breach on their own will, and their overall health will improve GREATLY. Now THAT'S enrichment.

7 total! 4 live births, 2 miscarriages and 1 stillborn.

What do you mean?

@@Orca_lover-w3e yes this year, from 2 months ago. A friend of mine sends me these clips and I edit them into the videos that you see here on the channel!

@@debb7878 Thanks Debbie and thank you for the love and support you show towards Corky, she knows you care about her and your connection you have with her!

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney There's no other dolphin like her!

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 She is very special isn't she?

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney More than we realize.

Thank You!!

​@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourneyGlad I could help! Let's bring Corky home to her siblings! Back to her birthright to be a dolphin and experience flowing tides, diving deep, chasing salmon, and echolocate to her heart's content!

They still CAN be!

@@OrcaTalesCorkysJourney Do u agree with me on Corky being able to both relearn to catch live fish and reconnecting with her family pod in her home waters, even though she'd have another orca dolphin to keep her company in the bay? Because she still speaks their dialect, you think her siblings would accept her even though this would be the first time they met. Corky already learned her language, hunting and socializing from her mom Stripe for the first four years and her memory of the waters she was born in no doubt must still be strong after five decades of imprisonment. Give me your thoughts!

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 I absolutely agree with you!

Thank you for spotting that!!