Regardless of anything any pro-Sea World supporter might say, it is proven that Orcas lifespan is drastically minimized when they are in captivity. Wild Orcas have an average life expectancy of thirty to fifty years, but can live up to sixty to seventy for males and eighty to more than one hundred for females. The median age of Orcas in captivity is a minute nine years old. Another thing, I think we might have all seen pictures of the Orcas at Sea World, and noticed the fin on top of their bodies. It’s their Dorsal Fin. Every single captive male Orcas has a collapsed Dorsal fin, which signifies an unhealthy Orca. Collapsed Dorsal Fins are caused by the unnatural environment of captivity, and are rarely ever see in the wild. Approximately, only