There's a good reason why they don't go in the waters

You would expect so much more intelligence from humans than this

Ya but look how high the whale can jump

Are you crazy? If you loved animals you wouldn't want them in tanks.

There are wild orcas with bent dorsal fins. Search Port and Starboard. The dorsal fin is made of cartilage, not bone or muscle. It is not an emotion meter.

@@tessdurberville711 And you lock yourself in the toilet and spend the rest of your life there. Orcas need more space and freedom

​@@tessdurberville711No. There are lots of reasons why this happens and it's because of the tanks ........................... Gravity: Gravity acts on the fin's fibrous connective tissue Lack of movement: Insufficient movement affects the tissue structure. Cartilage breakdown: Long exposure to warm air can break down cartilage. Unidirectional swimming: Swimming in small, shallow circles in one direction. Lack of diving: Tanks are too shallow for diving. Less fin support: Spending a lot of time at the water's surface and not swimming far. Repetitive circular swimming: Orcas often swim in a repetitive circular pattern. Lack of abeyant pressure: Tanks aren't deep enough for the even pressure on both sides of the fin. Irreversible structural change: Over time, the fin's collagen may undergo an irreversible structural change. Breakdown of collagen-backbone fibers: The collagen-backbone fibers of the dorsal fin may break down in response to environmental stressors. One-sided pressure: Captive orcas have to constantly turn due to the shape of the tank, which puts more pressure on one side of the fin than the other. Loss of structural integrity: Also known as LSI, this may be due to lack of water depth, boredom, and over-exposure to the sun. Speed: Captive whales don't have enough space to reach the speeds of 3 to 4 mph in the wild, which can keep the fin strong and upright. According to Whale & Dolphin Conservation USA, 1% of wild orcas have collapsed dorsal fins.

Почему задаётся вопрос???? Касатки умные, их бы никогда человеку не удалось приручить если бы они не чувствовали доброту открытого ❤💞❤💞❤💞сердца. Они тоже хотят познать человеческий мир.

Sea World has not taken an orca from the wild in over 35 years.

At least 179 orcas have died in captivity, not including 30 miscarried or still-born calves. SeaWorld holds 18 orcas in its three parks in the United States.

​@@tessdurberville711Yeah because it's been outlawed.

ORCA. Dawn was killed because she teased and taunted Tillikum and then laid down on the slide out, in the water, after she and everyone else who worked there, were forbidden to get into the water with him. Dawn thought she was exempt from that rule. She learned the hard way. Tillikum never harmed another trainer at SeaWorld, before or after, that day. It was personal.

​@@tessdurberville711Tilikum killed 3 people so Idk what you're talking about.

Many were born in captivity goofy

@@Ghostmanetxand how did that come to be…

Blackfish is the equivalent of Nazi Propaganda.

But you let a propaganda film change your mind.