[post_page_title]Orca’s Lifespans Are Shorter In Captivity[/post_page_title]
Male Orca whales have a life expectancy of 60 to 70 years in the wild, where the females can live up to 100 years! In captivity, however, their life expectancy drops dramatically to only 13 years. If that is any indication to the fact that they are not meant to live in those conditions and therefore should not be there in the first place, we don’t know what is. Their deaths in SeaWorld is announced to the public, but their life expectancy fact is always hidden.
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