About
Patty (Freyja)
Patty
was a young female captured off the east
coast of Iceland in November
1984. She was captured with
4 other orcas which all of whom
were sent to Saedyrasafnid Aquarium after capture
where they waited to be sold.
Patty and a male, later named Bingo were purchased by Kamogawa Sea World and were moved out in November 1985. When they arrived at the park they met another female, named Caren*, who had already lived at the park for 5 years.
The 2 new orcas were introduced to their new environment and soon performed during shows. In 1987, Caren* passed away and Patty soon followed her on September 16, leaving Bingo alone. Patty died from an inflammation of the intestine.
Patty and a male, later named Bingo were purchased by Kamogawa Sea World and were moved out in November 1985. When they arrived at the park they met another female, named Caren*, who had already lived at the park for 5 years.
The 2 new orcas were introduced to their new environment and soon performed during shows. In 1987, Caren* passed away and Patty soon followed her on September 16, leaving Bingo alone. Patty died from an inflammation of the intestine.
Name Meaning & Blood
Type:
- Patty is a form of Patricia, which means "Noble" in Latin
- Patty was also named Freyja, which means "The Lady" in Old German
- Pronunciation of Patty: patty & Freyja: Fray-ja
- Blood Type: 100% Icelandic
- Patty was also named Freyja, which means "The Lady" in Old German
- Pronunciation of Patty: patty & Freyja: Fray-ja
- Blood Type: 100% Icelandic
Family:
Patty's family is unknown due to the lack of
information about Icelandic Orcas.
Transfers:| Saedyrasafnid Aquarium | November ??, 1984 - November 4, 1985 |
| Kamogawa Sea World | November 4, 1985 - September 16, 1987 |