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you recently made a post about how seaworld doesn't mislead its trainers. why do they spout incorrect information about orca lifespans and reasons for why the dorsal fin droops? I'm not trying to be hostile, I genuinely don't understand why they would give the wrong info (like orcas max lifespan is 45 years) unless somebody was lying somewhere down the line.
First off, the average lifespan of wild southern pacific residents is 45, and that is true (and seems a little high, IIRC). I was writing a whole article on this at one point and I guess I should really go back and finish because people keep asking. Basically, if you read the wild census, you get a lot of young deaths - and then any animal that lives to adulthood will probably live into their 40â˛s. Most female whales go into what is effectively thought to be menopause and lose the ability to reproduce about 25 years after their first surviving calf⌠which is right around 45-50. Now, there are definitely outliers, and thatâs what people get mad about - because you get people saying a normal lifespan is about 50 years shy of how long Granny lived - but you canât measure a general population lifespan from a single animal.Â
Second, I actually had the same question - whatâs up with the dorsal fin collapse stuff people keep getting told weird things about? Since I was able to visit the parks through the AZA conferences Iâve attended, I asked someone.The response was that theyâre absolutely allowed to tell the current theory - itâs even been talked about by some of their vets in public videos. So theyâre not, as a company, trying to obfuscate that truth. I do know that Seaworld has been owned by a number of different companies, and that the way they trained educators was pretty different under each - Anheuser-Busch was the era of educators being trained to withhold animal names and only refer to them by stage names, avoid specific buzzwords with emotional connotations, and during that period educators didnât have the ability to answer some questions - like about animal death - really at all.
Iâd say it is likely that what is happening is educators or volunteers havenât fully switched over yet. Not everyone you talk to outside a tank is going to be a trainer, and sometimes education departments and animal staff do not communicate as effectively as they should. Not to mention, when youâve been trained for a long time to respond to the public a certain way, it takes time and practice to shift your responses away from those old habits. Itâs also entirely probable that the people who are still giving weird messaging are worried enough about public backlash that theyâre afraid to communicate more correctly - which is not great practice, but itâs not evidence intentional dishonesty from this current iteration of the company.Â
Dorsal collapse absolutely does have to do with the animals spending more time at the surface, which wild whales donât have the luxury or the chance to do (which is a luxury in the sense of itâs very rare for big mammals that have to eat a lot to be able to just chill out and stay still in the wild). This produces a very different pattern of air and water resistance on the fibrous tissue in the fin - and it probably starts to droop because itâs not getting as much underwater resistance or itâs being used unevenly. The direction the dorsal fin flops will be influenced by the animals preferred swim patterns, because  In addition to gravity, itâs theorized that UV exposure and heat does weaken the tissues causing them to sag. While itâs abnormal, for sure, it does not appear to be maladaptive - itâs not pretty but thereâs not evidence that it actually causes health problems or harms the whales in anyway.Â
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