[M] SeaWorld: The Revolution OOC (Breggo, Eli and Nara)

[Breggo13]

Welcome to SeaWorld: Pacific!

Opening its door to the public is a completely re-thought Shamu world here of the coast of California, only an hour away from San Francisco. From the facilities to the show to the safety implementations within the new SeaWorld park, this is a completely new concept of our brand.

SeaWorld® opened its gates for the first time in 1964, founded by George Millay, Milt Shedd, Ken Norris and David DeMott. Originally planned as an underwater restaurant, the concept grew into a marine zoological park on 21 acres along the shore of Mission Bay in San Diego. With an initial investment of $1.5 million, 45 employees, several dolphins, sea lions, and two saltwater aquariums, SeaWorld drew more than 400,000 visitors its first year.

Today, there are three SeaWorld parks in the U.S., including the original San Diego, Calif. location, and parks in Orlando, Fla. and San Antonio, Texas. We also created more parks that connect guests with marine life in new ways. The exclusive Discovery Cove® in Orlando is a tropical oasis where guests can swim with dolphins and other sea life. Aquatica SeaWorld’s Waterpark™, with locations in Orlando, San Antonio and San Diego, combines water park thrills, nature and animals for a unique family experience. The parks' up-close animal encounters, educational attractions and innovative entertainment are designed to inspire guests of all ages to celebrate, connect with and care for the natural world around them.

What makes SeaWorld: Pacific different? Where to begin? Let us first start talking about our facilities and location. Pacific is located right on the coast of California, about an hour away from San Francisco with the open waters of San Pablo Bay acting as the major enclosures for the animals. Using the latest technologies, walls and nets were erected in the area to allow animals as much freedom as possible within natural waters. The orca enclosure, currently home to 8 Shamu babies, allows space for the natural separation of females and males, reducing the frustration of the animals. Similarly, the dolphin enclosure allows avid movement for the bottlenose inhabitants there. Our on land pavilions are three times the previous size while holding the same capacity, allowing animals more space.


SeaWorld Pacific dolphins as seen in their new enclosure

How is it then possible to interact with these amazing animals? Special walkways above the water have been erected atop natural sandbanks to allow our visitors to walk the perimeter of the enclosures and observe our animals in a more natural setting. For foul weather and for those who want to observe our animals from a different angle, underwater aquarium like glass walls encircle each enclosure from two sides. And who can forget our feeding time interactions which happen once a day with expert Shamu trainers? During these sessions, it is possible to see our trainers interacting with the animals as they provide an educational experience for our visitors all based on the latest discoveries about marine mammals.


Please note, actual walkways extend around the whole perimeter with roofs to protect visitors from sun and rain
Finally, our Shamu stadium provides visitors with two shows a day. The large performance tank is equipped with the latest safety features including nets, platforms and the like. Two large, holding tanks (one for our dolphins and one for our whales) are connected to the main tank as well as the enclosures of the animals, ensuring that only the day’s stars are kept within the smaller enclosures. Our training facilities are an important feature as well – similar to the Shamu stadium, this private area allows total isolation from distractions and maximizes the time trainers and animals have in order to bond and learn new behaviors.

Secondly, Pacific’s animals are not ones who have been taken from the wild and purchased later on by SeaWorld. All our animals are Shamu babies meaning that every single one of them has been born at one of our three prime locations. We tried to bring in animals that would live well together in a new place and keep careful watch on all potential problems. This peculiarity allows us to provide such an open environment to the creatures – being born in captivity means that although these animals are full grown, they are still babies in the ways of the ocean, not having developed their natural survivals skills.

Our breeding occurs naturally at Pacific as it would in the wild, with our animals being given a choice. This new development allows a more natural development of communities between our animals and fosters bonds and relationships between them. As we have learned, family is of uttermost importance to whales and dolphins, which is why at SeaWorld: Pacific, we all aim to become a big family.

Family bonds are kept between all animals, even land dwelling ones!

To make sure our family members remain healthy and well, young animals are only allowed one show day a week and older, more experienced animals may perform a maximum of two times a week. Other marine mammals (walruses, seals, ect) follow the same schedule and are kept for the show days in an average enclosure in the back of the stadium. The schedule is carefully maintained and enforced by the head office of Pacific and shows may be altered with no notice to accommodate for unforeseen circumstances. Two on sight vets with years of experience in marine mammals are always on sight and help ensure our animals remain in their best condition through routine checkups before shows.

But what truly makes SeaWorld: Pacific unique is undeniably our staff. Currently, we have our most experienced trainers gathered for the opening of the new park and they are excited for the changes that are appearing within our SeaWorld community. Their passion, bravery and enthusiasm resonates from the moment you step within Pacific’s modern guest welcome center and lasts long after you leave Shamu’s Stadium with your own plush Shamu in hand.

Our current Shamu trainers in Pacific, relocated here from our three current parks until our new trainers are ready to take over

Pacific is brand new which means we are currently gathering a new team of trainers to be the face of SeaWorld renewed. We welcome all applications as long as they follow the following requirements:

Background Experience
1. When you apply for a job as an animal trainer, your prospective employer will assume you love animals. They will be much more interested in your education and experience. Parks have different educational requirements. At Busch Gardens, future keepers must have a college degree in Animal Husbandry, Animal Science, Zoology or a related field. For SeaWorld, a college degree is not required to be eligible for an animal training position, but it is preferred.

2. Perhaps the best background a prospective trainer can bring to an interview is experience working with animals. Prior experience with large animals is preferred. Experience working with horses or birds, working on a farm, or volunteering at an animal hospital is beneficial. The more experience you have with different kinds of animals, the greater your chances will be of getting hired. And of course, applicants should exhibit a strong personal commitment to, respect for, and patience with animals.

3. At SeaWorld parks, animal trainers often work in and around water. A job as an animal trainer requires a degree of physical strength and athletic ability. Strong swimming is a must. Applicants must be able to pass a rigorous swim test. Regular exercise —particularly swimming—and a healthy, drug-free lifestyle will help prepare you for a career with animals.

4. Working with animals is only part of being a trainer. Animal trainers must perform and speak in front of large audiences. They may also be required to answer questions for tours and other small groups. Strong communication skills and experience in public speaking or drama are desirable traits among trainer applicants. A microphone test is part of the interview process.

5. Zoos and aquariums often hire qualified people from within their own ranks. Those hopeful for an animal training career may break into the field by taking a job in another department. Starting in any department is a good way to get "your foot in the door". While gaining park experience and knowledge, you can establish yourself as a reliable and ambitious team member. This strategy may greatly increase your chances of working with animals in the future.

6. Finally, many professional organizations have special membership rates for non-professionals and students. You can learn more about animals and animal careers through these organizations’ newsletters. Also, by attending local workshops and national conferences, you might make some good contacts and get more information on how to chart a path toward an animal training career.

Apprenticeship Program
1. An on-the-job apprenticeship is required of each new trainer. The apprenticeship period may last a year or more, even if new trainers have had animal training experience somewhere else. During their apprenticeship, new trainers learn animal training methods, and become familiar with the animals, their personalities, feeding, and care.

2. As a new addition to our apprenticeship program, we also require each new trainer to complete our specially developed marine mammal and biology program within Shamu institute. This allows our trainers to learn all that has been learned about the animals they will be working with and will prepare them for the work ahead. Depending on the results of Shamu institute exams, new trainers will be assigned animals to work with.


3. Over time, apprentice trainers may become associate trainers, trainers, and senior trainers. Senior trainers perform in many park shows and help train apprentice trainers.

So, what are you waiting for? To apply for a chance to become the new Seaworld Pacific family, submit the following application. Please note that only best fit candidates will be contacted for an interview and water test. Best of luck!

Spoiler: SeaWorld:Pacific Application 

Name:

Age:

Gender:

Education (high school diploma minimum):

Physical appearance:

Relevant past experiences (jobs):

Volunteering, internships or other:

Reason for wanting to join SeaWorld:

Animals you want to work with:

Contract agreement (yes or no):

Now, before you click that final submit button, please look over the following contract.

I, _________________, oblige to follow the following rules and regulations if hired to be part of the SeaWorld: Pacific trainer team.

1) Respect the animals and fellow humans I work with. While accidents can happen, I will remain calm and ensure a situation if taken care of before panicking (Respect each other and if life hits the fan, let us know).

2) Be punctual in attendance to all events including but not limited to shows, Shamu institute classes, practical lessons, feedings and ect as to not disturb the animals’ set schedule (Not expecting a reply every day but within reasonable time. If there are problems, tell us).

3) Represent SeaWorld when in the park and follow all protocols written out by the head office of SeaWorld parks (Follow all mature rules, but we all know this).

4) In regards to safety, your position within SeaWorld, the decisions regarding animals and facilities, everything must be coordinated with the head office (GM rule is law…but this is rare for such a small RP).

5) Enjoy, learn and grow. Our animals are unique and offer a new perspective for each of you. Reach for the moon but do not be afraid to land among the stars. (Have fun and challenge one another).

Signed _______________________________________, ______________________________(date)

Thank you for applying to SeaWorld: Pacific!

[Elizabeth16]

Character spots for Eli go here! <3

Spoiler: Tucker "Tuck" Davidson 

Name: Tuck Davidson

Age: 27

Gender: Male

Education (high school diploma minimum): BS in Psychology and Biology, MS in Marine Mammal Science.

Physical appearance: Messy brown hair stays somehow kept on the top of his often tanned head. He has bright blue eyes, and often a 5 o clock shadow. He has a constant muscle tone, a very easy way of strength in all he does, and is a lanky, intimidating, but relaxingly goofy 6"3.

Relevant past experiences (jobs):
- Whale Migrition pattern lab assistant in college (2007-2010)
- Killer whale research assistant after BS (2010-2012)
- Killer whale family patterns off-site team leader (2013)
- Dolphin Trainer at Texas State Aquarium (2013-now)

Volunteering, internships or other:
- (see above)

Reason for wanting to join SeaWorld:
- to have opportunity to work with first facility to have socialized non-wild family whales that have an imprint - single trainer program.

Animals you want to work with:
- Orcas

Contract agreement (yes or no): NOOOOO

Spoiler: Haku 

5 year old male Killer Whale, son of Nakia and out of Kohana. He is extremely large, and tends to be overly assertive. He is extremely intelligent and quite the swimmer. There is reason to believe Haku may be deaf.



He can be distinguished by his size, a gray spot on his left tail, and his extended white bottom jaw on both sides. He currently measures to 18" feet.

Spoiler: Ellie Brown 

Name: Elizabeth Brown

Age: 23

Gender: female

Education (high school diploma minimum): BS in animal sciences

Physical appearance:


Relevant past experiences (jobs):
- Animal Care Technician at Lowry Park Zoo: worked with the elephant exhibit. (2012-2014)

Volunteering, internships or other:
- Mammal Care & Training Internship at Clearwater Aquarium (2014-now)
(1 year: Generalized species: otters, sea lions, Dolphins, Sharks)
(10 months: focused dolphin internship)

Reason for wanting to join SeaWorld:
- to have opportunity to start a new program and continue to grow skills between species

Animals you want to work with:
- Killer Whales

Contract agreement (yes or no): NOOO

Spoiler: Makaio 

5 year old male orca, son of Tillikum and Katina.

He can be identified by the indent in his eye marks. He is only 15" ft at the moment. He is very focused on human interaction, but is beginning to show signs of independence and maturity. He has a long attention span but little patience. He, much like his dad, despite his size is quite bullied by the others. Somewhat lazy and takes a bit to get going. He is so much like his father except in size, it worries Ellie.

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Tuck:

Spoiler: Rosey 

Known for her more-pink underside, and creamy pink lips, Rosey is a bright and trouble-making experienced dolphin. She has had several calves. She likes toys more than people, and will chase other Dolphins toys.

Spoiler: K9 

Named for the paw-like dark spot on his right side. He is playful, but is afraid of people above the water, prefers to stay below water. Will take a strong swimmer to work with.

Ellie:

Spoiler: Flipper 

Flipper is named for the missing chunk of her left tail fin. Despite this, she is a consistent, well mannered dolphin with no real problems. She enjoys pets from strangers and seeks attention at the touch tank experiences. She has a dark top and light gray bottom.

Spoiler: Who 

"Doctor" seems to change personality every day. He's a cute little dolphin with mixes of wisdom and craziness all at once. He adores his trainer Ellie but seems to enjoy getting her in trouble most. He has lots of freckles on his back.

[Breggo13]

Breggo's Characters

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Spoiler: Jeremiah "Jimmy" Aibel 

Name: Jeremiah Aibel

Age: 24 (Born October 30th)

Gender: Male

Education: High school diploma (Texas state)

Physical Appearance:

Height is 6’0. Weight is 170. Lean, toned muscles with slight definition. Dark hair and green-blue eyes like his father’s. Pale skin and a crooked smile, a slight bump on his nose from it being broken after an unfortunate fall from his bike. No major injuries previously, had chicken pox as a child but nothing major since except for seasonal colds.

Previous experience:
Been hanging around and working with the SeaWorld staff at San Antonio ever since the park can remember. He went from hanging around his father as a kid to helping out with turtles in his preteens to doing sea lion and seal shows in the past years as a trainee.

Volunteering and other experiences:
Jimmy has volunteered as a coach at his high school even after graduation and has done many presentations about marine mammals at schools around Texas alongside SeaWorld staff.

Reason for wanting to work at SeaWorld:
Jimmy's father, Steve Aibel, is a well known orca trainer at SeaWorld San Antonio. Ever since he could remember, Jimmy dreamed of becoming someone like his father who had become famous due to an accident with Ky, the orca he trained. Unlike most, Jimmy saw the incident much like his father - a miscommunication, and has since wanted to break the barrier between the killer whales and humans even more. Everyone looks upon him as the first Shamu Trainer baby.

Animals you want to work wih:
Killer whales (he has his eye set on a son of Kalina's)

Contract: Yes

Spoiler: Sakari 

Sakari is a 5 year old female orca that was born in San Antonio on January 7th, 2010. She is the daughter of Tilikum and Takara. She is very intelligent and playful but very picky in terms of trainers. While learning many complex behaviors from her mother, Sakari doesn't perform them for most trainers. She is currently only 12 feet long but that doesn't stop her from pushing her half brother around. Her name means "Sweet" and she generally is true to that in nature.

Spoiler: Skye Elmslie 

Name: Skye Poppy Elmslie

Age: 22 (Birthday November 15th)

Gender: Female

Education (high school diploma minimum): Bachelor of Science, major in biology, minor in music

Physical appearance:




Skye is rather small, only 5'4 and weighing about 110 pounds. She is fit but elegant, with tanned skin and golden hair that goes just past her shoulders. She has hazel eyes tinged green and a tattoo on the small of her back in the shape of a kangaroo.

Relevant past experiences (jobs):
Skye has been training and working with horses since she was eight. She brought along many young animals for the Australian hunting association (Good friends with Dean Parker).

Volunteering, internships or other:
Skye has been volunteering with an organization in Sydney to rehabilitate injured kangaroos since she was 16. She also has been competing professionally with a synchronized swimming team in the city and they have won Australian Junior Nationals in her senior year at high school.

Reason for wanting to join SeaWorld:
Skye always loved dolphins but didn't have much opportunity to interact with them. She wants to eventually get a masters in marine biology and wants to move away from Sydney for a while.

Animals you want to work with: Killer whales and dolphins

Contract agreement (yes or no): Yes

Spoiler: Makani 

Makani is a three year old calf that was born in San Diego to Kasatka and Kshamenk on February 14th. His name means "the wind" and suits him well. Makani is a very playful and energetic calf. He can often be seen copying the other whales during shows, often breaching beside them or on his own. At five months old, he could already be seen playing on the slide out. Makani is a very independant and playful whale. He can often be seen playing with guests in the underwater viewing area. Currently, he is 13 feet in length and 1600 pounds, making him a rather big baby.

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Jimmy's pair

Spoiler: Nala 

Nala is a three year old bottle-nose dolphin that was born in SeaWorld: San Antonio in 2013 to Nikki and Razzle, a dolphin in SeaWorld: San Diego. She is a very curious youngster who is just starting to learn behaviors. Very athletic and very vocal, she is one of the first to greet people in the mornings. She can be identified by the darker skin around her eyes and is nicknamed "Badger" by some trainers.

Spoiler: Dash 

From Discovery Cove in Florida, Dash is an 18 year old bottlenose dolphin who has bonded closely with Nala here in the Pacific. She is very agile and playful, sometimes splashing unsuspecting people with her tail. She is sound except for some mild heaves when the weather changes.

Skye's Pair

Spoiler: Tiger 

Tiger is a fifteen year old male bottlenose dolphin from SeaWorld: Orlando. Being very bulky, he is not the most agile swimmer and his name gives credit to his sometimes feisty mood. However, despite his size and attitude, he loves performing and gives the audience a show, sometimes performing more behaviors than asked. He tends to be slightly pushy with the other dolphins.

Spoiler: Aurora 

Aurora is a four year old bottlenose female who was born in Orlando. She is rather big for her age but slim and agile. She tends to be shy and needs to usually follow an older dolphin around. She likes to play with rings trainers toss in the water and is very intelligent. She never uses vocals and vets are still trying to determine the cause.

[Elizabeth16]

Notes between BregsEli to be transcribed:

Training will be one month long. During this time, the orca candidates will be living together. They will be paired (by orca choice) on the first day with their young orca. They will have one month to develop an orca to impress the head orca trainer. Not all candidates will be able to stay with their orca; candidates who do not pass the orca training will be offered a full time dolphin training job. As part of their training, in combination with their orca, each candidate will be paired with a fully trained dolphin and a young learning dolphin through the month as well. They are expected to do care for their three animals every single day over the month. Beyond certain rules, it is mostly free roam.

Candidates will be signed up as assistants to the temporary trainer teams with the temporarily located trained adults (plan is to have fully trained orca adults leave this park and relocate home leaving the new orca trainers and their orcas alone in less than 6 months) in shows during their month. The park as only just opened within the week, and is quite crowded. Trainer candidates will need to to spend time with the dolphin bay interaction areas as well as doing public education for the orca cove area. These times are self-scheduled, but reflect greatly on the decision progress.

At the end of the month, training ability is evaluated between orca and dolphins in a private session with trainer as well as a public show with all of the candidates. This show will have individual moments as well as group moments, and will highlight very clearly (or very closely) who will get to continue with the orcas and who will be reassigned to the dolphin bay. (Dolphin bay has a seperate house for trainers).

Park goal is 3-4 orca trainers after the month to work with their 8 permanent young orcas. Non-orca selected trainers will be located at dolphin cove, and become team leaders after the relocation, and be part of a 3-4 dolphin trainer team with 3-5 Dolphins each. (There are currently 16 fully trained Dolphins on site and 8 young Dolphins. After relocation of the ten fully trained Dolphins and their trainers from another park, the park will be left with 16 Dolphins to begin their program with.

Fun Facts
At 3-5 (our young ones ages), they are between 12-17 feet, and can be expected to grow to 20-23 feet by 10. The biggest male ever is 32 feet, the biggest female ever is 28 feet. They weigh up to 6 tons.

They can swim up to 35 mph.

https://blueworldproject.seaworld.com
(This is what our park is based on)

The like jello; but they can't taste much, and have a very low taste sensory, so any flavor works!

Dolphins are trained in behavior, bonding, husbandry, fun, and interaction sessions every day.

Videos for Reference:
https://youtu.be/-GhNz9C9X8I Kelp playtime with trainers
https://youtu.be/rCIVDskyfAk orca feeding routine
https://youtu.be/U0kmPNDbtqM Orca sounds

[Naraness]

Spoiler: Owen West  

Name: Owen West

Age: 25

Gender: Male

Education: BS in Animal Sciences

Physical appearance: Owen is tall (About 6’) and lean. He spends as much time in the water as he can, and as such he’s developed a golden tan all across his body. He has a natural smile that sends light into his green eyes, and a polite yet confident air to him. He has brown-blond hair that reaches a little longer than his family would have approved of, but it really does fit the surfer-dude aspect of his life, and he’ll cut it short for no one.

Spoiler:  

Relevant past experiences: Worked at San Francisco Zoo for 3 years, working primarily with the sea lions (both of which were blind. Communication and creativity was key with working with them). Also volunteered many times at smaller zoos and animal shelters.

Volunteering, internships or other: Above ^

Reason for wanting to join SeaWorld: Wants to broaden his horizons! Owen has loved working with animals all his life. He has always loved marine mammals, admiring their intelligence. The sea lions at SF Zoo were his life, but he always dreamed of working with dolphins, seals, and, if he ever got the opportunity... Orcas. When he got the opportunity to apply to work with Sea World? There was no hesitance. He would do anything he could to get in.

In addition, his family was crashing in flames behind him (divorce, feuds, prison), and it was the perfect excuse to take his twin sister and escape. If he could get in, this would mean a new life for them.

Animals you want to work with: Orcas, dolphins, seals, sea lions.

Contract agreement (yes or no): Yes!

Spoiler: Canere - Orca 

Canere's name means 'to sing'. It's a very fitting name, considering the long bellows and calls that she will send through the water; seemingly for the pure joy of it. In the early morning, one can hear her 'songs' even from above water. Aside from this, she is very calm. Fairly young at just five years old, her personality is mild. She is easily chased off by more aggressive orcas, and will rarely fight back or insist upon what is hers. She'll even give up her water toys if another whale seems interested in then.

But despite being the killer whale version of a pushover, Canere is very kind, it would seem, and extremely attentive. She pays very close watch to details, patterns, and emotions. She is identifiable by her small size, her singing, and a small pattern of gray speckles on the insides of her fins.

Spoiler: Teddy - Dolphin #1 

Ted is three years old, young, and energetic. He loves playing with toys, jumping, flipping, and doing tricks even when he isn't asked. He can become a little distracted, but when you have his attention there's no better performer. Teddy loves attention.

Spoiler: Eclipse (Lipsy) - Dolphin #2 

Eclipse, affectionately known as Lipsy, is easily identifiable by the scars on her back. As a baby she had a habit of jumping out of her enclosure, which lead to several injuries before she learned that there wasn't any more ocean out there. One of the reasons why she was moved to the new SeaWorld was because that smaller enclosures stressed her out. After being moved to the more open areas, she hasn't had any trouble at all.

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Spoiler: Natalie West 

Name: Natalie West

Age: 25

Gender: Female

Education: AS in Avian Sciences

Physical appearance: Natalie has long brown-blonde hair, and is relatively tall for being a woman. She tops out at 5’9” and her hair reaches almost all the way to her tail bone. She’s not quite as strong as her brother Owen is, but she’s lean and spends almost as much time in the water as he does. Thus her hair is lightened from sunlight and her skin is nutty brown.

Spoiler:  

Relevant past experiences (jobs): Worked at the SF Zoo with her brother for two years, primarily in the Aviary with owls and eagles. She has as very little experience with marine mammals.

Volunteering, internships or other: Has been volunteering at shelters and small zoos since she was sixteen. Interned with a falconer for two years (One of the reasons she started college late and didn't graduate when her brother did)

Reason for wanting to join SeaWorld: She doesn't want to. Her brother (her twin) is dragging her into this, and she's having a fit. Especially because she had to cut her Bachelor's degree short and settle on an Associate's until she could find a college. As it is, she's struggling to find one that will transfer her credits. She can't return to their home in San Francisco for family reasons, she's miserable, and her dreams have been cut short. This is her best shot at a good job and an opportunity that (Owen insists) she will love. She is not convinced, but she's willing to give it a shot.

Animals you want to work with: Birds. She wants birds. But dolphins are her goal at sea world. (She may become interested in orcas eventually, but she's resisting right now.)

Contract agreement (yes or no): Yes!

Spoiler: Moana and Mino'aka (Mostly Mino'aka) - Orca 

Mino'aka is the son of Moana, a seven year old first-time mother. His personality is yet to be determined, but he is very energetic and curious. His mother is assertive and playful, but often distracted. She has a difficult time paying attention to trainers and is very food driven. However, if one can find a way to motivate her, she is strong, fast, and intelligent. One cold only guess that Mino'aka will have similar traits.

Spoiler: June - Beluga 

This is June. She's pretty much a puppy who was born in the body of a 12' foot long beluga whale. She's six years old, and she was born at Orlando Sea World to a mother named Belle. As far as her personality, June is as playful and affectionate as they come. She is always looking for a scratch on her head, and practically begs for her trainers to swim with her and give her toys. The loving beluga will actually become quiet and depressed if she goes without regular interaction for too long.

The only thing about her that could be considered dangerous is that she's a little pushy when it comes to getting her playtime. She has been known to pull trainers into the water, push them, or even nuzzle against them like a calf would nuzzle it's mother. If she really was a calf, this would be cute and harmless. But she's quite a lot bigger and stronger. While her intentions are good, she doesn't always know when her poor humans have had enough.

Spoiler: Hey June 

Spoiler: Ruby and Garnet 

These two are inseparable. Born the same month to two different mothers, Ruby and Garnet share a father. They're eight years old, and they always train and perform together. They have excellent teamwork and coordination.

[Breggo13]

Yay, Nara <3

[Naraness]

Posted them! So excited for this...

Can I have one of the orcas be a baby? I think that's what's gonna tug on Natalie's heart.

[Breggo13]

Both orcas will be young. I'd say 1.5-2 years being the youngest

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I like them! That boy pic

[Elizabeth16]

As I told Breggo...


Helllloooo mister Owen.

[Naraness]

So one maybe under a year would be a little out of the realm of possibility?

Hehehe I know right? I can't help but make my guys dreamy.