The Killer Whale Who Changed the World

This compelling audiobook recounts the story of Moby Doll, the first captive killer whale exhibited to the public in 1964, who changed perceptions of orcas forever. Initially viewed as fearsome creatures, killer whales gained newfound appreciation through Moby Doll's gentle demeanor, attracting 20,000 visitors on his debut. Though he lived just a few months, Moby Doll’s legacy ignited a global movement to protect these magnificent animals, transforming public understanding and affection for orcas.