Orca Encounter Goes Wrong (Full Show)- SeaWorld Orlando-June 9,2024

#Show: Orca Encounter
#Date: June 9,2024
#Time: 8:15pm
#seaworldorlando
#orca
#orcaencounter
#fullshow
#amazing
Very interesting show! Trainers had to pause the show half way because the whales refused to continue! Eventually they went on with the show. Please like and subscribe for more content like this!

[@jbriggsstuff]

I feel so bad seeing all of their dorsal fins bent over like that.

[@amayahliveswild1633]

I know… I can’t go watch their shows anymore. They look so sad and everything seemed sooo forced on them and they arnt taken care of well… I’m literally crying. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Mutatedcorpse]

i know and they tried to make up some lie about the fact all male orcas have them bent over lol, dont listen to their information either cuz its all lies.

[@Vallovesorcas]

⁠​⁠@@amayahliveswild1633Their not forced, they literally cancel shows when they dont wanna perform. And also gravity is the reason their dorsal fins are bent, and their taken well care of, fed every meal of the day, professional vets for them, and love of the trainers. Idk what yall on about.

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

SeaWorld is a misleading name. "SeaCircus" is more appropriate!

[@mohanchandra9001]

Ithente maathram kaattu katta katta katta kalla kannanaanettoo mmmmmmmmmmm umma❣️

[@MrWaffleGuy]

i think i was there the same time

[@LiaM-om3ec]

I can’t believe people still going and see this, let alone pay for it. That’s money going directly into sea world’s pocket, and prolongs the captivity of these animals. Did no one watch blackfish?!

[@offgridselfteliant]

Huh, humans, thinking they can tame wild mammals! Yet, the documentary " Blackfish " not only should have stopped the using of Orkas. Humans should not be attending the show!

[@6hostii]

While I agree 100%, if we learned anything from Keiko (Free Willy), we cannot integrate them back into their natural home, free in the ocean. So I would be fine with allowing the remaining captive orcas to live in captivity, preferably in a sanctuary, (like the bay in Iceland they kept Keiko in prior to his full release), away from “show business” and humans other than their trusted caretakers. That would be my ideal vision. After they released Keiko, he was seen playing with humans along the shore and even allowing people to ride him. He wanted human interaction and none of the orcas pods ever excepted him into their pods and Keiko eventually was found dead. Alone and full - So hunting clearly wasn't the cause of his death. If you ask me, it was lonliness :( So the orcas in captivity now, will need human companionship, and the company of the other whales they are already familiar with, for the remainder of their 40-50yr long lives.

[@Mutatedcorpse]

@@6hostii they were captured from their families, they already lived there once... and now ur saying they cant even be set free and go back to them? seaworld fuckin sucks

[@6hostii]

@@Mutatedcorpse Yupp!

[@Vallovesorcas]

@@MutatedcorpseMost of them are born on captivity.

[@Vallovesorcas]

Oh and also blackfish has some truths and lies, for example when the ex trainer said the first time she swam with orcas, guess what? It was stolen from another trainer!!