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One young male, known as Clovis, was sent to Marineland Antibes in France. Here, Clovis met [[Calypso - orca|Calypso]], the only other orca in the dolphinarium who came from the Northern Resident population. | One young male, known as Clovis, was sent to Marineland Antibes in France. Here, Clovis met [[Calypso - orca|Calypso]], the only other orca in the dolphinarium who came from the Northern Resident population. | ||
[[Calypso - orca|Calypso]] died soon after | [[Calypso - orca|Calypso]] died soon after her arrival at Marineland Antibes leaving Clovis alone at the park. | ||
In February 1973, Clovis died due to | In February 1973, Clovis died due to myositis (inflammation of the muscles). | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 09:40, 13 August 2023
| Sex | Male |
|---|---|
| Died | February 1973 Marineland Antibes |
| Cause of death | Myositis |
| Captured at | Penn Cove, Washington State |
| Capture age | Approx. 2 years |
| Pod | Southern Residents |
| Capture date | August 8, 1970 |
Clovis was a 4-year-old male orca who lived at Marineland Antibes in France.
He was captured in the USA on August 8, 1970, during the infamous 1970 Penn Cove capture.
One young male, known as Clovis, was sent to Marineland Antibes in France. Here, Clovis met Calypso, the only other orca in the dolphinarium who came from the Northern Resident population.
Calypso died soon after her arrival at Marineland Antibes leaving Clovis alone at the park.
In February 1973, Clovis died due to myositis (inflammation of the muscles).