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Published: 2017-04-20 23:23:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 1522; Favourites: 150; Downloads: 0
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Here is the product of this evenings stream over at Twitch.I was in a orca mood, and decided to draw a orca with her baby
calf swimming along side with her
Thank you everyone who joined the stream and kept me company
throughout the drawing! If you missed the stream, you can check it
out here: www.twitch.tv/videos/136938506
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Reference: Multiple Estimated time: 2 hours Tools: Wacom Cintiq 13HD, Photoshop CC Layers: Background: Jullelin in Social Medias
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Did you know the orcas in SeaWorld are starved, have anxiety, are inbred, have teeth problems, and never get to see the ocean. SeaWorld lies to people by saying the normal life expectancy of orca whales are 25-35 years but in the wild they can live from 50 - 80 years on average and some can be up to 100! Also SeaWorld says the flopped over dorsal fins are normal and happen to male orcas in the wild as well. Well that's a lie. Flopped over dorsal fins mean the orca is unhealthy and as you can see it happens basically all the orcas in SeaWorld captivity. Flopped over dorsal fins are rare in orcas in the wild.
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A flopped over dorsal fin just means they've been on the surface often... Keiko had it when he was released, it can't be helped. Orcas in the wild can have it, but it is uncommon. That's true.
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k. wow. may 12. i dont remeber even commenting this XD. thanks for enlightening me with his information. good to know.
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Hahah XD No problem. Just... Try to get a little more information on things rather than just from Blackfish. It has alot of lies. But I respect your opinion if you dislike seaworld/ aquatic parks. There are some I dislike myself. But sadly we cannot release the orcas from Seaworld as they are captive born.. Or those who were wild are far too captive to be released now. There's a law that requires a certain amount of years before a creature is deemed unreleasable. That's not including captive born who wouldn't stand a chance. This took effect after releasing Keiko. Who after he was released seeked human contact along beaches and even had to be fed by them. No matter what they taught him.
There are circumstances for the creatures that deem if they could be released, and they are better off in captivity than released into the wild. And a seapen would cost millions for upkeep even if just for the whales to live out their lives. Releasing them would be more of a death sentence than a freedom pass. They are smart, but even those who were wild cannot remember how.
Just my opinion, and I respect anyone else's opinions. I just encourage you do some research yourself aside from Blackfish.
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yeh. i personally think no animal should have to be in captavity unless it is endangered or hurt. anyway. thanks for this information ill definitely remember it in the future.
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Well I agree. But in the past we saw orcas as we did sharks. Deadly creatures taking our food. That has obviously changed, but its too late to release them
But thanks for considering my information. I hate it when people argue with me about stuff and often have the wrong info. I believe the death rate age you had was of captive born orcas or old information. Orcas in captivity often live to their 30's. Orcas in the wild usually live to their 20's but have been recorded (J2 Granny) to reach at least 100. Seaworld San Diego has Corky who is 50. It all depends on health.
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anyway. thanks for the info once more. i dont like arguing and especially over something im not too sure about myself. it probably was old information but idk. i commented that on may 12 and have no idea where i got the information fro. plus i was kinda emotional after watching the blackfish movie so that probably made me want to comment that. you seem to have more knowledge on this area than i so ill just listen to you. plus there are more things in life we need to worry about.
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Yea and I understand that. I had studied orcas in school once and also looked into alot of information. I haven't watched Blackfish, many of the clips in it were actually taken off of youtube and used without the posters permission. But yes, we do need to worry about other things like the impending doom of Terrorists... Welp, I'm glad we could have this civil talk
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yeh glad we could have this talk without arguing like savages. XD anyway good talk. and honestly terrorism vs these killer whales. we do have more urgent and more important matters at hand.
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Haha yea... I just wish most people could see that.
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ok then. bye. good talk.
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C-ya! XD Very good talk
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I do know all of these things. I neither support Seaworld nor trash Seaworld.
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Yes. I enjoy everything else about SeaWorld except how they treat the orcas
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Gorgeous! That mother child bond is very prominent within whales, especially orcas and you've shown it brilliantly.
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Woah it looks so great! and I had a lot of fun watching the stream! i am sorry that I missed the end..... I had to write on my Bachelor.... such an iiiinteresting task xD
But I hope to watch you draw very soon ^-^
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This is so pretty! You did a great job creating an underwater effect.
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Just saying, the irony! The orca named Takara just had her own calf yesterday!
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