Keto killed one of this trainers at an attraction in the Canary Islands after arriving at the park three years earlier.
An orca that killed its trainer and spent its whole life in captivity, has died at a zoo in the Canary Islands.
The pair were working together for a Christmas show in a training pool when Keto pulled him underwater. Alexis suffered terrible injuries, including multiple compression fractures, tears to vital organs and bite marks. Keto fathered three calves: Adán and Victoria, who were born to Keto’s half-niece Kohana and are 6.25 per cent inbred, and Ula, who was born to Morgan. Keto was described as a dominant whale.
“Born on 17th June 1995, in SeaWorld Orlando, Keto became part of the Loro Parque family in 2006, where he served for years as an extraordinary ambassador of his species, captivating everyone with his commanding presence and unique personality. It went on: "Keto lived for almost 30 years before his sad passing – studies show that the average life expectancy for males in the wild is 29 years, placing Keto within the average for his species.
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