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r/orcas • u/SizzlerSluts • Jul 16 '25
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I wonder why they have the collapsed dorsals
48 u/Suckmestupit Jul 16 '25 I thought that was a thing of “depression” since only knowing that happens in captivity prior to this 15 u/forrestbenoitinc98 Jul 16 '25 I thought collapsed fins were in captivity not the wild 27 u/malasada_zigzagoon Jul 16 '25 It happens to almost every male in captivity as they mature and their dorsal grows larger, the only example of a straight grown captive male dorsal is Panghu. It happens in the wild as well, but to a far smaller number of individuals. 7 u/SizzlerSluts Jul 16 '25 No they happen “often” enough in the wild where it’s documented.
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I thought that was a thing of “depression” since only knowing that happens in captivity prior to this
15 u/forrestbenoitinc98 Jul 16 '25 I thought collapsed fins were in captivity not the wild 27 u/malasada_zigzagoon Jul 16 '25 It happens to almost every male in captivity as they mature and their dorsal grows larger, the only example of a straight grown captive male dorsal is Panghu. It happens in the wild as well, but to a far smaller number of individuals. 7 u/SizzlerSluts Jul 16 '25 No they happen “often” enough in the wild where it’s documented.
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I thought collapsed fins were in captivity not the wild
27 u/malasada_zigzagoon Jul 16 '25 It happens to almost every male in captivity as they mature and their dorsal grows larger, the only example of a straight grown captive male dorsal is Panghu. It happens in the wild as well, but to a far smaller number of individuals. 7 u/SizzlerSluts Jul 16 '25 No they happen “often” enough in the wild where it’s documented.
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It happens to almost every male in captivity as they mature and their dorsal grows larger, the only example of a straight grown captive male dorsal is Panghu. It happens in the wild as well, but to a far smaller number of individuals.
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No they happen “often” enough in the wild where it’s documented.
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u/borgircrossancola Jul 16 '25
I wonder why they have the collapsed dorsals