Kalina - Believe Far Greater (December 2008)

[@kawaiiyanderlee9616]

Kalina was such a beauty

[@AnaHallie]

Kalina's story breaks my heart. Not only was she separated from her mother, all four of her calves were taken from her. When her fourth calf, Skyla, was moved to another pool and lifted out by a stretcher, Kalina began to ram violently into the gate that separated them. She ended up with severe lacerations on her face. She never saw her daughter again and died within a few short years. They forced her to breed at only six years old. In the wild, orcas typically start calving between thirteen to fourteen years of age. Having a calf at eight years old is unheard of in whale society - at least in the wild.

[@Shadamyfan-rs8xc]

she was eventually returned to Orlando and reunited with her mom

[@LovelyLilDevilWings]

She really loved her trainers, and truly loved life despite being in captivity.

[@horsegurl256]

and especially since all her calves were taken from her :( she was a good mom too

[@emilykozak7249]

She was such a good mom and loved all the trainers... Rip Kalina

[@FeyhrejTheHuntress]

0:55 my heart🥺

[@KTPStudios04]

La mejor del mundo entero.❤️

[@littlesongbird1]

The first baby shamu!!!!

[@ripplewavess]

Dang. Kalina has the smallest eyepatch! That’s what truly made her cute

[@cetaceancve6544]

Hello, I’m going to use this for a deceased orca tribute, pro-cap. Just wanted to let you know. Credit is always given.

[@AnaHallie]

Kalina's story breaks my heart. Not only was she separated from her mother, all four of her calves were taken from her. When her fourth calf, Skyla, was moved to another pool and lifted out by a stretcher, Kalina began to ram violently into the gate that separated them. She ended up with severe lacerations on her face. She never saw her daughter again and died within a few short years. They forced her to breed at only six years old. In the wild, orcas typically start calving between thirteen to fourteen years of age. Having a calf at eight years old is unheard of in whale society - at least in the wild.

[@FeyhrejTheHuntress]

Can I use it for an edit?

[@TessOrca]

Yes, you may

[@nickp2271]

I heard Kalina was an amazing Killer Whale to be with.

[@caitlynkelly8859]

may i use for Editing purposes (Pro-Cap)

[@TessOrca]

Yes, you may use my footage.

[@caitlynkelly8859]

thank you.

[@badmingtonsunset1386]

omg her patch like tuar

[@dolphinetlywhales3786]

BadmingtonSunset and Keet

[@emilykozak7249]

Tuar is her son so that’s probably why! That’s how I learned how to ID Tuar!