Stay strong Corky, because you WILL be returned to your brother and sister in British Columbia very soon! And you'll be able to live as a dolphin should be!
@@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.
Stay strong Corky, because you WILL be returned to your brother and sister in British Columbia very soon! And you'll be able to live as a dolphin should be!
@@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!!!