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The Legacy and Final Days of Tilikum: A 2026 Retrospective on Captive Orca Welfare
"The story of Tilikum, perhaps the most recognizable orca in history, serves as a central pillar in the ongoing global discourse regarding cetacean captivity. As of 2026, scientific understanding of orca physiology and social structure has evolved significantly, casting a retrospective lens on the life and death of this specific bull orca. This article examines the biological, environmental, and ethical factors that defined his life, his health challenges in his final years, and how his legacy continues to reshape modern marine park policies. Biological Profile and Early Life Capture Tilikum was an Icelandic bull orca captured in November 1983..."
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