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- Date: 2026-05-17 06:27:09
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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-05-17 and was most recently seen on 2026-05-17.
Wikipedia Overview
Lolita, also called Tokitae or Toki for short,, was a captive female orca of the southern resident population captured from the wild in September 1970 and displayed at the Miami Seaquarium in Florida. She was retired from performing and taken off public display in 2022, and subsequently died in August 2023. At the time of her death, Lolita was the second-oldest orca in captivity after Corky at SeaWorld San Diego.
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Miami Seaquarium, former home of Lolita the orca, permanently closed - DIVE Magazine
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Lolita: Former trainers question reason for orca’s death - WLRN
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Lolita the Orca to Be Released After Half a Century in Miami Seaquarium - The Inertia
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Lolita, oldest orca held in captivity, died before chance to return to the ocean - NPR
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Lolita the Orca Dies at the Miami Seaquarium - Animal Legal Defense Fund
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South Florida activists rally for orca Lolita's release, but back home, it's up for debate - Kitsap Sun
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Miami Seaquarium orca Lolita may return to wild after 52 years in captivity - wtsp.com
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Caregivers: Returning orca Lolita to Northwest is risky - AP News
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Lolita, the Miami Seaquarium orca, died Friday as hopes grew she would leave for the sea - Miami Herald
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Captive orca Lolita set for release into ‘home waters’ after 50 years at Miami Seaquarium - CNN
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Lolita: not the orca whale activists thought she was. Her truth was worse. - Animals 24-7
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Lolita the orca dies after more than a half-century in captivity - The Washington Post
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Lolita the Orca Dies After More Than 50 Years in Captivity - Smithsonian Magazine
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Lolita the orca has died in captivity, just months after an agreement was reached to set her free - Business Insider
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Update: Tragically, Lolita the Orca Dies Before Her Return Home - IDA - In Defense of Animals
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Lolita the Orca Dies before Being Freed - National Review
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Lolita the orca returning to home waters 50 years after capture - New York Post
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Lolita the orca to be freed to ‘home waters’ after 50+ years in captivity - Global News
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Activists rally to bring Lolita the orca home - KING5.com
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Endangered Species Act Challenge Regarding Lolita the Orca - Animal Legal Defense Fund
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Lolita the Orca is Dead - Dolphin Project
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The tragic story of Lolita, the female captive orca of Miami - Surfertoday
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Miami Seaquarium’s captive orca Lolita may soon head back to wild - WPLG Local 10
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Inside the $20M plan to move Lolita the orca from the Miami Seaquarium - Axios
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Miami Seaquarium Orca Lolita could be released to sanctuary - WSVN
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Lolita the Orca May Soon Go Free After Decades of Forced Captivity - My Modern Met
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Miami Seaquarium announces plan to return orca Lolita to ‘home waters’ - WPLG Local 10
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Lolita the Orca, Mainstay of Miami Seaquarium for 50 Years, Dies (Published 2023) - The New York Times
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Lolita the orca returning to Puget Sound after 50 years of captivity - Fox News
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Lolita the Orca Died on Friday Before Her Release Back to the Ocean - The Inertia
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Lolita the Killer Whale May Return to Mother After Decades in Captivity - Newsweek
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Lolita the Orca May Swim Free After Decades at Miami Seaquarium (Published 2023) - The New York Times
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Lolita the Captive Orca May Never See Freedom as Health Decline Continues - Newsweek
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Native Americans honor Lolita the orca 50 years after capture: 'She was taken' | Whales - The Guardian
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Lolita, famed killer whale at Miami Seaquarium, dies - WKMG
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Lolita the Captive Orca Is Sick at Miami Seaquarium - Newsweek
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Lolita the orca is returning home to Puget Sound after more than 50 years in captivity - CBC
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‘Humankind failed you.’ Thousands mourn the loss of Lolita the orca on social media - Miami Herald
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Resident Orca Review: In Honour of Sk’aliCh’elh-tenaut, Lolita the Killer Whale - POV Magazine
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50 years ago, Lolita the orca was captured off the coast of B.C. A new film follows the fight to set her free - Vancouver Sun
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Lolita’s former trainers fight against the orca’s release to home waters. They fear it’ll end in tragedy. - Sun Sentinel
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Miami Seaquarium’s lawsuit against activist who exposed Lolita the orca’s conditions - DIVE Magazine
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Lolita the orca under medical supervision at Seaquarium - Axios
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Orca Lolita dies after 52 years in captivity at Miami Seaquarium - Sky News
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Lolita the orca dies at Miami Seaquarium after half-century in captivity - Sun Sentinel
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World’s Loneliest Captive Orca, Lolita, Dies - PETA UK
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Lolita’s Suffering Is Over - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
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Look Who Lolita the Orca Has on Her Side Now - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
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Lolita Has Spent 45 Years In America's Tiniest Orca Tank - The Dodo
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World's Loneliest Orca Is So Sick She Can Barely Even See - The Dodo
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World's Loneliest Orca Still Stuck In America's Tiniest Tank - The Dodo
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