Ag orcas bio_div
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Orcas, or killer whales, are meant to live freely in the ocean, swimming up to 100 miles per day in family groups and eating 500 pounds of food. However, in captivity orcas are kept in chlorine tanks separated from their families and pods, which leads to 100% of males suffering from dorsal fin collapse, shortened lifespans, and acts of aggression towards humans and others.
Ag orcas bio_div
- 1. Orcas in Captivity Born to be Free
- 2. Wild Orcas Swim up to 100 miles a day Can eat 500 pounds of food a day Live in close knit family groups/pods
- 4. Captive Orcas Kept in chlorine tanks Merged with individuals from other family groups 100% of males end up with dorsal fin collapse Shortened life spans Have multiple acts of aggression towards
- 6. All images found on Google