Kekaimalu the Wholphin

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Uploaded by on Oct 16, 2008

Kekaimalu is a Wholphin, half whale half dolphin that lives at Sea Life Park

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  • Term "half whale half dolphin" is scientifically incorrect. Both her parents are dolphins and both are toothed whales.

  • No she is actually half Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin and False killer whale

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  • Whale and dolphin. Youre argument is invalid.

  • I was actually enjoying the show -___- 

  • didnt this bitch ever seen free willy..

  • ...gives them something to look forward to in their lives, when otherwise, they would have DIED. Keeping an establishment like this running, to keep the animals happy and well taken care of, requires an immense amount of funds. So before you go throwing your BS out there. Think about under which circumstances this park came to be, its policies and rules, and how they have made ALL the animals lives' here BETTER then what they would have had elsewhere.

  • Oh and I would like ALL of you to know. THIS center doesn't 'Make' these Dolphins or Malu do anything. Because TRUST ME. If they didn't want to do it, they Wouldn't! Like I said, all of the animals (they have a large variety) like where they are. The dolphins love doing the shows, because they get praise and treats, even if they do badly/something goes wrong. All of these dolphins are here because they CAN'T survive in the wild. And they earn their keep by performing, it gives them something ...

  • She did produce a baby, And is very fertile XD

  • Didn't this wolphin produce an offspring, so she's fertile? Wouldn't that ,by definition, mean that the false killer whale and the bottlenose dolphin are the same species?

  • It's dad a black whale

  • you can tell that she is part whale by her nose!

  • So... I was pretty sure this was going to be a wolf and dolphin...

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