

3. How captivity changed everything, with Jason M. Colby
Apr 15, 2021
In this engaging discussion, Jason M. Colby, author and expert on killer whales, sheds light on the historical treatment of orcas, especially within the Salish Sea. He unpacks the evolution of societal views from seeing orcas as threats to recognizing their intelligence and rights. The conversation dives into the impact of captivity on public perception, highlighting pivotal moments like protests against SeaWorld. Colby also emphasizes our moral obligations to protect endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales, advocating for a hopeful approach to conservation.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Evolving Narrative of Whale Captivity and Environmental Awareness
02:13 • 2min
The Evolving Perception of Orcas
04:23 • 19min
The Clash Over Orca Captivity in Puget Sound
23:43 • 5min
The Public Outcry Against Orca Captures
29:02 • 2min
The Power of Storytelling: Orcas in Culture
30:40 • 15min
Moral Obligations to Southern Resident Killer Whales
45:35 • 6min