SeaWorld's beloved Katina has died. The water park has released the cause of death for the killer whale, who was believed to be 50 when she died.

ORLANDO, Fla. — SeaWorld Orlando is mourning the loss of one of its longtime killer whales named Katina. The theme parks says Katina was 50 years old and her health had been declining for some time.

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ORLANDO Horrified visitors who had stuck around after a noontime show watched the animal charge through the pool with the trainer in its jaws. Workers used nets as an alarm sounded, but it was too ...

SeaWorld Orlando announced Sunday the death of one of its killer whales, "Katina." She was 50. SeaWorld said Katina's health began to decline as she got older, and that her health declined in recent ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment will launch a new killer-whale show next spring in its three U.S. marine parks, as it attempts to move beyond the February death of a trainer that has ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — SeaWorld Orlando has announced the death of one of its beloved killer whales, Katina. She was 50 years old. The park said Katina's health started to decline as she entered her ...