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Beloved Whale Lolita Dies Ahead of Release Back Into Natural Habitat
Lolita (orca) - Wikipedia
Tokitae (Lolita) | Killer Whale Wiki | Fandom
Orca 'Lolita' cause of death revealed | wtsp.com
57-year-old orca held captive in Florida aquarium to be released
Preparations for Miami orca Lolita's funeral in Washington | Miami Herald
Miami Seaquarium's Lolita the orca may return to Puget Sound - Axios Miami
Captured and Enslaved: Lolita's Heartbreaking Story - SeaWorld of Hurt
Miami Seaquarium will return Lolita to her home waters
Former veterinarians, trainers claim beloved killer whale Lolita died from neglect: 'Nobody listened'
Lolita the Orca, Mainstay of Miami Seaquarium for 50 Years, Dies - The New York Times
Heartbreaking video shows 'world's loneliest orca' Lolita swimming in same depressing pattern all day long in tiny tank | The Sun
Remembering Lolita the Killer Whale | MiamiSprings.com | Miami Springs News and Events
Miami Seaquarium's Lolita chronic health issues before death | Miami Herald
Moving Miami Seaquarium's Lolita: A Look at the Plan to Relocate Killer Whale to Pacific – NBC 6 South Florida
Lolita the orca may finally be free again at age 57 | Popular Science
12 Things Lolita Would Want Miami Seaquarium Visitors to Know | PETA
Lolita: Fame and Misfortune - The Whale Sanctuary Project | Back to Nature
Major update in case of 'world's loneliest orca' Lolita as depressed killer whale is set to 'return home' after 50 years | The US Sun
Orca Tokitae (Also Known as Lolita) Passes On - International Marine Mammal Project
Lolita, popular Miami Seaquarium orca, dies ahead of planned release to her natural habitat
Man Who Captured Lolita Has 'No Regrets' Following Orca's Death
A pledge to move Lolita the killer whale from Miami Seaquarium, with Jim Irsay's help : r/UpliftingNews
New Efforts to Free a Captive Killer Whale
Miami Seaquarium ends Lolita killer whale shows, vague on her health
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