Sentence examples for wild whales from inspiring English sources

It also could not use any genetic material from wild whales caught after February 2014.

"It looks like he's spent all this time with wild whales," Vinick said.

"There has to be a way to inspire people to care for wild whales and dolphins," he says.

It was too late for Keiko, though: he resisted the program, showing only passing interest in wild whales, instead preferring the companionship of human children and rubber buoys.

Keiko had seen wild whales before, having originally been one himself, and he had been reintroduced to them two years ago, after twenty years of captivity.

The next year, he dallied a little, and more than once he stayed with the wild whales when the staff boat sailed away.

For Keiko to survive in the ocean, he had to relearn to be a wild whale.

Although whales have been captured in the wild and placed in captivity, no one has captured a wild whale and reintroduced it into a pod.

Having been set free without any of the barnacled baggage and telltale scarring of a wild whale's travels, J. J. cannot be positively identified.

It was too late to teach him what a wild whale needs to know, and he repeatedly demonstrated an alarming preference for frozen fish over fresh, suggesting that his tastes had become completely corrupted by two decades in a fishbowl.

Widely recognized as one of the best places in the world to see whales in the wild, whale watching now contributes around $85 million annually to the local economy and serves as a perfect example of the ecosystem capital that may be generated by a healthy and vital local whale population.