US EditionKatina, a 50-Year-Old Killer Whale, Dies at SeaWorld Orlando
Katina, who inspired millions at SeaWorld Orlando, died after health declined with age; care teams prioritized comfort during her final weeks, the park said.
- On Sunday, SeaWorld Orlando announced the passing of Katina, a 50-year-old killer whale, following a period of declining health.
- SeaWorld said her health had begun to significantly decline as she entered her geriatric years, and the park reported Katina's condition had worsened in recent weeks.
- SeaWorld noted Katina had been with the park for nearly 40 years and was known for her big personality and signature speed swims.
- SeaWorld said it is grieving and thanked community and fans, calling this an incredibly difficult time for those who knew and loved Katina.
- Animal care and medical teams monitored Katina around the clock and shifted focus to prioritize her comfort, while SeaWorld Orlando described her big personality and signature speed swims.
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