More than 50 years after being captured from the wild and held for decades at the Miami Seaquarium, Lolita the Orca could soon be returned to 'home waters' to live out the rest of her days.
Lolita, the orca who has been the star attraction at Miami Seaquarium for years, pictured on Jan. 31, 2014, could soon be returned to her home waters.Chantal Da Silva
More than 50 years after being captured in the Pacific Ocean and held for decades at the Miami Seaquarium, Lolita the Orca could soon be returned to"home waters" to live out the rest of her days. Lolita's fate is expected to be announced at a news conference on Thursday held by the Miami Seaquarium, along with Florida non-profit Friends of Lolita and philanthropist and owner of the NFL's Indianapolis Colts Jim Irsay,
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