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Sex: Female
Sex: Female
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Place of death: SeaWorld San Diego, USA
Place of death: SeaWorld San Diego, USA


Cause of death: Heart defect and respiratory virus  
Cause of death: Heart defect and respiratory virus


Mother: [[Kenau (orca)|Kenau]]
Mother: Kenau


Father: [[Winston (orca)|Winston]]
Father: Winston


== History ==
On the 5th January 1986 Kenau gave birth to her first calf at SeaWorld San Diego fathered by Winston.
On the 5th January 1986 [[Kenau (orca)|Kenau]] gave birth to her first calf at SeaWorld San Diego fathered by [[Winston (orca)|Winston]].


On the 16th January 1986 Baby Shamu II died of a heart defect and a respiratory virus after only 11 days.
On the 16th January 1986 Baby Shamu II died of a heart defect and a respiratory virus after only 11 days.


== See also ==
== See also ==
[[List of deceased captive orcas]]


[[List of living captive orcas]]
* [[List of deceased captive orcas]]
 
* [[List of living captive orcas]]
[[Captive animal deaths by year]]
* [[Captive animal deaths by year]]
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Latest revision as of 08:47, 30 August 2023


Sex: Female

Date of birth: 5th January 1986

Place of birth: SeaWorld San Diego, California, USA

Date of death: 16th January 1986

Age at death: 11 Days

Place of death: SeaWorld San Diego, USA

Cause of death: Heart defect and respiratory virus

Mother: Kenau

Father: Winston

On the 5th January 1986 Kenau gave birth to her first calf at SeaWorld San Diego fathered by Winston.

On the 16th January 1986 Baby Shamu II died of a heart defect and a respiratory virus after only 11 days.

See also