According to IFL Science, Lolita won’t just be thrown back into the wild of the Pacific Northwest. This awe-inspiring orca will “initially be under the care of trainers in an enclosed sanctuary.

The time frame for moving the 57-year-old, 2,267-kilogram orca could be six to nine ... is backing the move to return Lolita to the Pacific Ocean (Alie Skowronski/Miami Herald via AP) Mr Irsay ...

Also known as Tokitae and Toki, the orca captured in 1970 off the Washington ... endangered species list in 2005. The effort to return the Lolita to the Puget Sound faced regulatory hurdles ...

The orca has had two health scares since 2020 but has recovered. Lolita retired from performing last spring as a condition of the park’s new exhibitor’s license with the U.S. Department of ...

MIAMI — Lolita, an orca whale held captive for more than a ... plan in March to possibly move her to a natural sea pen in the Pacific Northwest, with the financial backing of Indianapolis ...

A newly released necropsy reveals that Lolita — a 57-year-old orca who spent nearly all her ... release the whale to its native waters in the Pacific Northwest. "Toki was an inspiration to ...

Lolita, an orca held captive for more than half a century ... I was honoured to be part of the team working to return her to her Indigenous home, and I take solace in knowing that we significantly ...