recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Mondo The Alien

Mondo the Alien is my friend. She is a famous rapper who loves all her fans equally. She is often seen walking through a wicked forest, practicing the creation of tasty potions. She is also friends with Robin's Ghost.

## ActuallyJaDa Halloween

Mondo's only appearance on the ActuallyJaDa channel was on an ActuallyJaDa halloween. She has a fun bit where she witnesses the brother's horribly mutilated bodies caused by a raging Chimpanzee. She later performs a beautiful rendition of Jack's Lamant.

She was supposed to be on the first episode of the ActuallyJaDa podcast but it was lost.

## Personali Life

Mondo the Alien is an alien from Planet Bazzledorp. She misses that place. A lot.... The planet sorta died with all of it's people in 2007 when NASA sent rockets to it but those rockets were a little too quick tee-hee. Mondo's parents sent Mondo to Planet Earth to become a rockstar, and well. She pretty much did. God bless her heart and soul.
Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson is an underground lofi rapper. He got his start in the soundcloud realm in 2010. He is apart of rap cult 'Kaiju Highway' along with Ricky, Mondo, and Robin's Ghost. Michael loves to have fun and play games! He composed the soundtrack to Sonic 3.

## Michael's Affiliation to ActuallyJaDa

Michael made a brief appearance in ActuallyJaDa Christmas II as a guest vocalist for the song Last Christmas! He has no other connections or ties to the boys.

## Bubbles the Monkey

Bubble's is Michael's loyal chimp. Where ever Michael goes, Bubbles follows. He is an obedient and well behaved boy. He loves to play with his trains and drink tea with the Prime Minister of Japan. Ooh ooh ah ah!
Steal-A-Vote

The **Steal-A-Vote** is an advantage that is occasionally available to castaways. It allows players to steal another castaway's vote to vote twice in one Tribal Council, allowing a castaway to prevent another from voting and use that castaway's ballot as their own. The castaway that uses the advantage can vote for one person twice or for two separate people, including the castaway whose vote was stolen. In addition, the vote may still be nullified by a Hidden Immunity Idol. Unlike with the standard Extra Vote, the use of the Vote Steal requires the player to state their intention *before* any votes are cast.

## Steal-A-Vote at Revotes

If the person targeted by the Vote Steal is not part of the tie, the user of the Vote Steal retains control of the target's vote at the revote, even if the user is part of the tie.
Uncle Pixel

Uncle Adam "Final" Pixel is the guardian of the ActuallyJaDa bros. If I recall, he does do art, and some trading on the side. He HATES memes in media, which Zach can #respect. He has appeared in the ActuallyJaDa minecraft series and nothing else. He is 6'11 and 350 pounds of pure muscle. I wouldn't wanna mess with this guy!

## ActuallyJaDa Affiliation

Mr. Pixel knows the brothers through Zach. He is Zach's biological Uncle hence the name "Uncle Pixel" His first ever ActuallyJaDa appearance was on an ActuallyJaDa Christmas with the song "Christmas Don't Be Late".

His first speaking role was in the ActuallyJaDa Minecraft series, where he gets real and discusses the financial issues in America.

Mr. Pixel also has a song on an ActuallyJaDa Halloween

Mr. Pixel has his very own merchandise on the ActuallyJaDa mart! Which depicts him towering over the boys with a look of disgust on his face. Just like IRL.

## Personal Life

Adam was born within the foggy cliffs of the Appalachian Mountains. Most of his training and body building was done trying to get back to society. On his trek back to the little lands, he reunited with his sister, Mrs. Jada, who was pregnant with Zachary at the time. Zach's father unfortunately perished during a peaceful walk where a tree fell on him lol. After Zach was born, his Mama passed away due to being weak from a lack of sustenance in the mountains. Adam made a promise to sister to devote the rest of his life to making sure his nephew would grow up safe and to be a good man. In late 2022, Adam was sadly struck by a very fast vehicle. He will be missed.
ReformedActor39

**ReformedActor39** - игрок СПБ. Является мэром города VULCANO и создателем РП проекта "Мутировавшие Черепашки". Написал несколько литературных произведений на СПБ и планирует сделать целый книжный проект, под названием "Дневник Мертвецов". Работал модератором, оперативником и врачом, работал так же в Министерстве Культуры. Был замом мэра Вельти и возобновил там строительство канализации и активно пополнял там склад.
Robin's Ghost

Robin's Ghost is a singer, songwriter, bookworm, and a little hater. Robin is a Memphis based internet hip hop superstar with albums like bistro!, a dance thru mu, and glitch city.

## Affiliation with ActuallyJaDa

Zachary met Robin by accident. They later hit it off and became best friends florever.

Zach convinced Robin to create and build a song for the ActuallyJaDa Christmas album. The song in question is called Dear Santa!

Ricky's favorite song ever is Hey, Sir!

## Personal life

Robin was born in Memphis, TN in 2008. They grew up eating crows for breakfast and friends for dinner.

Robin began the rapping career in like 2013 with their song titled "to be green, or to be seen." No one knows what the hell they were talkin' about here.
ActuallyJaDa Wiki

**Welcome to the (matt240p) ActuallyJaDa Wiki!**    NEW ACTUALLYJADA VIDEO UP NOW!!!

A place to learn everything ActuallyJaDa!

We're a collaborative community website about ActuallyJaDa that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

# 😨😨😨MATT ->>>

## Important articles

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Coen (SWGC)

Coen is a 26+ year old male bottlenose dolphin that lives at Sea World Gold Coast. He was born there on the 17th of December, sometime before 1998 to Moki and Sirius.

## Gallery

**If you are going to use any of these photos, please credit the photographer and/or the provider.**

   **Photo by Sea World Gold Coast.**
Frigg-Amanda (FJB)

Frigg-Amanda, nicknamed Frigg, was a 5 year old female harbor porpoise that lived at Fjord & Bælt. She was born there on the 8th of August, 2007 to Freja and Eigil, and died on the 20th of April, 2013 from septicemia and pneumonia. Frigg was the first harbor porpoise to successfully be born and raised in captivity.

## Stats

### Known For

First harbor porpoise to be successfully born and raised in captivity.
ActuallyDrawDa

ActuallyDrawDa, formerly known as ActuallyJaDraw, is an art themed show created by the ActuallyJaDa brothers. Each video has a topic, typically a piece of popular media like video games, movies, and TV shows, and the boys will draw a character from that media.

ActuallyDrawDa has taken a break because Ricky just does not like it.
Veritat

Veritat is a hilarious YouTuber, and roommate of Zach and best friend of Ricky. They all love to hang out and play together! He is also the Anthony Fantano of **STUPID** people. He appears in many of Zach's personal projects and Ricky's social experiments.

## ActuallyJaDa's Affiliation

Veritat's first appearance in ActuallyJaDa lore was in ActuallyJaDa Christmas in the last track *I saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus.* where Veritat held out a beautiful B# note for a total of 4.3 seconds.

Veritat is also alluded to in many ActuallyJaDa videos. Teh boiz seem to be OBSESSED with this guy!

## Career

Veritat has made a name for himself in the underground hip hop vicinity by creating wonderful visualizers for many different artists.

Along with creating fantastic visualizers for his adoring fans, Dayt- I MEAN VERITAT also has an on-going album review series called "Listen to This!" It is very popular on tik tok and other brain melting apps.

He also single handedly created the ActuallyJaDa channel we all know and love today.

## Personal Life

Verity was born in the suburbs of Montana. He had a vision he would become a famous Tik Tok superstar, so he flew down to the city of dreams, Zach's house. There, he created his own little content workshop that pumps out disgusting quality content weekly. Unfortunately that machine has broken down months ago and he has relied on making videos all on his own. Poor guy.

Varish also has a cat named Ducky!!
Jeeves Askalot

Jeeves Askalot is a friend of Zach and Ricky. The three of them met in the chat of a 24/7 Family Guy YouTube live stream in September 2022. He is a very kind man, who loves to make friends and is a fan of the boys' content.

## Personal Life

Not much is known about Jeeves' personal life. He is a former Family Guy fan, who has since sworn it off, he also likes ActuallyJaDa videos. He was born in 1956, and has a 58 year old wife and 29 year old son (as of 1/6/23).

Jeeves despises his wife, but stays because he knows getting a divorce would destroy his son. He is very loyal, and while he makes jokes and has a wandering eye, he knows he must stay with his wife to ensure his son's happiness.

Jeeves loves to watch Super Mario run around and have fun, but his fast movement will make him retch. The only way to calm his nerves is for him to see the land from an outsiders perspective.

## Philosophy

When asked what is the meaning of true happiness, Jeeves answered with "talking to new friends"
JPA-TT-C5?09

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Actually "Dazagoowon" Ricky

**Ricky** is a YouTube game commentator, film major, artist, musician, and all around good boy! He is the co-host of the comedic YouTube channel, ActuallyJaDa. He loves long walks on the beach and spending time with his friends. He's known to be a tricky character who loves to cause trouble, but he lets his sweet side shine through once you really get to know him.

## ActuallyJaDa

In early 2021 Ricky befriended Zach through multiple interactions on the Hi, I'm Chris discord, bonding through playing Minecraft and fun discussions.

In September 2021, Zach asked Ricky to join him on his Undertale live streams, which arguably was the beginning of ActuallyJaDa. Later that year, Zach convinced Ricky to let him join Ricky's annual Christmas album release, thus creating an ActuallyJaDa Christmas.

Starting 2022, Zach and Ricky produced several series such as ActuallyDrawDa, and ActuallyJaDa Craft, taking several unannounced hiatuses throughout the year.

## Career

Ricky began his start in the online creation business in early 2020 starting as moderator for the Hi, I'm Chris discord server. Some of his other early works include editing the Weird Steez music video, and his solo holiday albums on his soundcloud. He also replaced Zach as the editor of Whatever, Whenever.

## Personal Life

Ricky was born in South Dikota on May 30th, 2003. He is just slightly older, funnier, taller, and more attractive than his co-host, which is why he's the fan favorite. He grew up with brother Diego and mother, and father.
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JPA-TT-C5?07

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
JPA-TT-C5?23

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
AKUKN-DL-C5802

A beluga whale lived somewhere in Alaska. They were captured in September of 1958 in Alaska, United States, and likely died in the same year.

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

September, 1958 - Alaska, United States to Alaska, United States (Unknown)

## Little Information

In September of 1958, two beluga whales were captured together in Alaska, United States. They were soon transferred to another part of Alaska, where it is very likely they died sometime after. There was no follow up after their capture, as it is not known where they lived following the capture.
Ixnuk (XCD)

Ixnuk is an adult aged female bottlenose dolphin that lives at Delphinus Xcaret. She was born at an unknown date at likely Delphinus Riviera Maya to Ixchel.

## Little Information

Ixnuk was born at an unknown date to Ixchel, her 3rd known calf. It is believed that Ixnuk was born at Delphinus Riviera Maya, though she was later moved to Delphinus Xcaret. Around 2019/2020, Ixnuk gave birth to a female named Chelsea.
2 (BAM)

An unnamed beluga whale was set to live at Barnum's American Museum. They were captured between May and August of 1861, and died before reaching the facility.

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

May-August, 1861 - Unknown to before Barnum's American Museum

## Little Time

Sometime presumably between May and August of 1861, two beluga whales were captured in unknown waters for Barnum's American Museum. They were set to be displayed as some of the first cetaceans ever held in captivity. Unfortunately, both died before reaching the facility from unknown causes. While they were never named, this individual was later dubbed as "2" for being the second whale to be captured for Barnum's American Museum.
JPA-TT-C5?32

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
JPA-TT-C5?24

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
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JPA-TT-C5?28

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Ace (SWC)

Ace was an 11 year old pilot whale that lived at SeaWorld San Diego. He was rescued on the 1st of September, 2012 on Avalon Beach, Florida and died on the 26th of April, 2022 from a neurological disease.

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

1st of September, 2012 -Avalon Beach, Florida, USA to FAU Harbor Branch Institute

### Transfer #2

5th of September, 2012 - FAU Harbor Branch Institute to SeaWorld Orlando

### Transfer #3

16th of September, 2019 -SeaWorld Orlando to SeaWorld San Diego
"How Y'all Get Banned in 30 Seconds?"

**How Y'all Get Banned in 30 Seconds?"** is the second episode of Survivor Sitouts: Garden of Eden. The Episode Title was said by TBD.

## Challenge

**Challenge:** *A1*

The hosts will send a letter and a number. In 1v1 rounds, the first castaway to respond with a word that start with that letter, and has that many letters will score a point. The first tribe to four points wins immunity.

Example: *C4 -* clip, *M7 -* missing

**Reward:** Immunity

**Winner: Yilan**

**Final Score:** 4 - Yilan, 3 - Mela

## Tribal Council

**Tribal Council 2: Mela**
 Molly
 Linley
 Kalani
 **Voted Out:** Tae
Eevertti (AZP)

Eevertti is a 27 year old male Atlantic bottlenose dolphin that lives at the Attica Zoological Zoo. He was born on the 6th of September, 1996 to Veera and Delfi at Särkänniemi.

## Gallery

**If you are going to use any of these photos, please credit the photographer and/or the provider.**

   **Photo by Särkänniemi.**

**Photo provided by Katerina Studios.**
JPA-TT-C5?31

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
JPA-TT-C5?15

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Kia (SWT)

Kia was an estimated 17 year old female Hudson Bay beluga whale that lived at SeaWorld San Antonio. She was captured on the 24th of July, 1987 in the Hudson Bay, Canada, and died on the 27th of April, 2001 from pleuropneumonia.

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

24th of July, 1987 - Hudson Bay, Canada to unknown

### Transfer #2

2nd of August, 1987 - Unknown to the New York Aquarium

### Transfer #3

24th of July, 1988 - New York Aquarium to the National Aquarium

### Transfer #4

19th of March, 1992 - National Aquarium to SeaWorld San Antonio
JPA-TT-C5?04

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Guama (KWZ)

Guama is a male bottlenose dolphin at approximately 41 years old. Guama currently lives at Kolmården Wildlife Zoo (since 2021) and has lived at several other parks before.

## Transfer History

Guama was captured in Cuba in December 1987 at around 5 years old. In 1988, Guama moved from Cuba to Parc Astérix and in 2007 he was moved to Dolfinarium Harderwijik where he stayed for about a year before being moved back to Parc Astérix. On January 23, 2021 he was moved from Parc Astérix to Kolmården.
Acuario de Baconao

Acuario de Baconao is a facility based in El Verraco, Santiago de Cuba in Cuba, and is used for the public display of facilites. It opened and first housing cetaceans sometime during or before 1995.

## Current Pod

Currently, 3 cetaceans reside at Acuario de Baconao. The year listed is the year they entered Acuario de Baconao. There is one stadium were the current cetaceans live, which has only consisted of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. There is also a "training pool", which is currently not in use.

### Unnamed Stadium

Built when the facility opened, the stadium is used for presentations and "swim with"/interaction programs. It is estimated that a total of 3 bottlenose dolphins live at this stadium.

1. ACB-TT-C??01 (≤1995?)
2. ACB-TT-???03 (2013?)
3. ACB-TT-???05 (≤2019)

## Deceased

Cetaceans that died at Acuario de Baconao

1. 2008? - Javy\*
2. 2008? - Tony\*
3. 2008? - Mary\*
4. 2014? - ACB-TT-C??02\*

## All Cetaceans

Alphabetical list of every cetacean that has lived at Acuario de Baconao. Years listed are the dates that the cetacean lived at the facility.

1. ACB-TT-???03 (2013?-Present)
2. ACB-TT-???05 (≤2019-Present)
3. ACB-TT-C??01 (≤1995?-Present)
4. ACB-TT-C??02\* (≤1995?-2014?)
5. Javy\* (2008?)
6. Mary\* (2008?)
7. Tony\* (2008?)
Emil (KWZ)

Emil was an unknown aged male Atlantic bottlenose dolphin that lived at Kolmården Wildlife Zoo. They were captured sometime in 1970 in Florida, United States, and died on the 1st of January, 1972 from congenital heart defects and an enlarged liver.

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

1971 - Florida, United States to Kolmården Wildlife Zoo
Brewer (ABDC)

Brewer is a 27 year old male Atlantic bottlenose dolphin that lives at Atlantis Bahamas. He was born on the 21st of May, 1996 at Marine Life Oceanarium to Kelly and Bashful. Brewer is known for being one of the dolphins involved in Hurricane Katrina, having been moved to a hotel swimming pool to wait out the storm.
Clearwater Marine Aquarium

Clearwater Marine Aquarium(CMA) is a facility based in Clearwater, Florida in the United States. It opened in 1974, first housing cetaceans in 1982, and is a facility used for the public display and "permanent home" for non-releasable rescued cetaceans.

### Current Pod

Currently, 6 cetaceans reside at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. The year listed is the year they entered the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. There is one main facility where they they reside, as well as an offsite rescue and rehabilitation facility, dubbed the Fred Howard Park Rehabilitation Facility(currently not in use). 2 types of cetaceans currently live at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium(bottlenose and rough-toothed dolphins).

#### Ruth and J.O. Stone Complex

Opening in 2020, the Ruth and J.O. Stone Complex is the main location used for housing bottlenose dolphins. A total of 4 bottlenose dolphins and 2 rough toothed dolphins live here.

1. Apollo (2021)
2. Hope (2010)
3. Izzy (2022)
4. Nicholas (2002)
5. Rosie (2023)
6. Rudolph II (2020)
JPA-TT-C5405

A male Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured in the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, United States in December of 1954. They died sometime after the 19th of December, 1954 at John's Pass Aquarium.

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

December, 1954 - Gulf of Mexico, Florida, United States to John's Pass Aquarium

## Short Life

This male bottlenose dolphin was captured with another male by Wilson Hubbard and Denny Hendrix. They were soon sold to Jack Hurlbut and transferred to his facility, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena), where they were introduced to another male bottlenose named Johnny II. Unfortunately, it is not known what happened to them after arriving at the facility, and it is very likely that they died sometime after their arrival.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=zY4zAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA48. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Facilities in North America

**Current Houses Cetaceans:**

* Aquatica Orlando
* Brookfield Zoo
* Clearwater Marine Aquarium
* Discovery Cove
* Dolphin Connection
* Dolphins Plus Bayside
* Dolphin Research Center
* Georgia Aquarium
* Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park
* Gulf World Marine Park
* Island Dolphin Care
* Indianapolis Zoo
* Institute for Marine Mammal Studies
* MarineLand of Canada
* Marineland Dolphin Adventure
* Minnesota Zoo
* Mississippi Aquarium
* Miami Seaquarium
* SeaWorld San Antonio
* SeaWorld San Diego
* SeaWorld Orlando
* Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
* Texas State Aquarium
* The Seas with Nemo & Friends
* Theater of the Sea

**Rehabilitation Facilities**

* Alaska SeaLife Center
* Mote Marine Laboratory

**No Longer Houses Cetaceans/Closed Facilities**

* Audubon Aquatic Center
* Barnum's American Museum
* Barnum's American Museum - Second Location
* Boston Aquarial Gardens
* Marineland of the Pacific
* Marine Life Oceanarium
* Oregon Coast Aquarium
* Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium
* Vancouver Aquarium

**All Facilities**
JPA-TT-C5?16

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Calamity (DMCP)

Calamity was an estimated 40 year old female Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin that lived at Dolphin Marine Conservation Park. She was rescued in 1992 and on the 16th of January, 1994 in Tweed River, New South Wales, Australia, and died on the 2nd of June, 2020 from shock during a procedure for cancerous carcinoma in her mouth, as well as cancerous growths in her lungs and lymph nodes.
Fenah (KWZ)

Fenah is a 15 year old female Atlantic bottlenose dolphin that lives at Kolmården Wildlife Zoo. She was born there on the 7th of September, 2008 to Lyra and Pichi.

## Extended Family

### Half Sisters

1. Athéna\* (Deceased 2006)
2. Aya (Born 1996)
3. Baïly (Born 1999)
4. Thais\* (Deceased 2007, Inbred)
5. Liya (Born 2003, Inbred)
6. Pärla (Born 2012)
7. Peach (Born 2015)

### Half Brother

1. Péos (Born 1999)
2. Balasi (Born 2004)
3. Mininos\* (Deceased 2012, Inbred)
4. Sting\* (Born 2008)
5. Sohnar\* (Deceased 2014)

### Aunts

1. Vindy\* (Deceased 1995)
2. Daphne\* (Deceased 2006)
3. Ariel (Born 1996)
4. Luna (Born 2001)

### Uncles

1. Lotus (Born 1995)
2. Dino (Born 1996)
3. Fenix\* (Deceased 2009)
4. Max\* (Deceased 2002/2003)

### Nieces

1. Thais\* (Deceased 2007, Inbred)
2. Liya (Born 2003, Inbred)
3. Bahia (Born 2015)
4. Aloa\* (Deceased 2015)

### Nephews

1. Mininos\* (Deceased 2012, Inbred)
2. Galéo (Born 2009)
3. Aicko\* (Deceased 2016)
4. Naska (Born 2011)
5. Sting (Born 2011)
6. PA-TT-B1501\* (Deceased 2017)

### Female Cousins

1. Peach (Born 2015)
2. Ariel (Born 2015)
3. Alana (Born 2018)

### Male Cousins

1. Sting (Born 2008)
2. Sohnar\* (Deceased 2014)
3. Noxy (Born 2012)
4. Blue (Born 2014)
5. Toni (Born 2017)

## Naming

### Origin of Name

Alternative spelling of Swedish word Fena meaning "fin"
JPA-TT-C5?08

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Azul (DSC)

Azul is an estimated 28 year old male Pacific bottlenose dolphin that lives at Dolphinaris Cancun. He was captured in 2003 in the Solomon Islands.

## Gallery

**If you are going to use any of these photos, please credit the photographer and/or the provider.**

**Photos provided by Katerina Studios.**

    **Photo by Andrea Verónica.**

**Photo by Mike Jr Gonzalez.**
Annie (AQT)

Annie was a 5 day old female Atlantic bottlenose dolphin that lived at Aquatarium. She was rescued on the 31st of May, 1972 on St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, United States, and died on the 5th of June, 1972 from lack of nourishment.

## Rescue

### Location of Rescue

St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, United States

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

31st of May, 1972 - St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, United States to Aquatarium

## Little Time

Annie was found alone in the shallow water just off of St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, United States at around 6:30 am on the 31st of May, 1972 by Joseph Plummer. It was believed that she was born earlier that day, as her umbilical cord was still attached when she was found, as well as whiskers on her rostrum. He soon got a hold of her and tried releasing her back into deeper waters, but Annie swam back closer to shore. Along with companion John Shimmon, Plummer took her to Aquatarium for help.

Upon arrival, Annie was placed with three older females, Big Mama, Floppy, and Mabel, in hopes that she would nurse from one of them. Big Mama declined to help with Annie, as she had given birth to a stillborn 10 days earlier, which is believed to have mentally impacted her, especially when placed with Annie. Mabel began immediately began caring for the calf, likely up until Annie's death. The two bonded very well and Mabel was very protective over Annie. Floppy, who at the time was nursing Thor II, is believed to have helped nurse her, as Mable could not produce any milk.

Unfortunately, all attempts failed, and Annie died 5 days after her rescue on the 5th of June, 1972 from lack of nourishment. Her body was later preserved and put on display as a resource for the dolphin anatomy.

## Gallery

**If you are going to use any of these photos, please credit the photographer and/or the provider.**

   **Photo by Tony Lopez, provided by Katerina Studios.**

   **Photo provided by Katerina Studios.**

## Sources

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=Rp9hAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA27. Accessed 14 Oct. 2023.
2. ↑ “The Evening Independent.” *Google Books*, The Evening Independent, books.google.com/books?id=W0VQAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA3. Accessed 14 Oct. 2023.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=dmQwAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA24. Accessed 14 Oct. 2023.
4. ↑ “The Evening Independent.” *Google Books*, The Evening Independent, books.google.com/books?id=YUVQAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA11. Accessed 14 Oct. 2023.
5. ↑ “The Evening Independent.” *Google Books*, The Evening Independent, books.google.com/books?id=XUVQAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA24. Accessed 14 Oct. 2023.
6. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=Rp9hAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA14. Accessed 14 Oct. 2023.
7. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=dmQwAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA23. Accessed 14 Oct. 2023.
Aisha (DDM)

Aisha is an estimated 23 year old female bottlenose dolphin that lives at the Dubai Dolphinarium. She is likely a captured individual.

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

???? - Unknown history, possibly multiple transfers

## Little Information

Aisha arrived at the Dubai Dolphinarium sometime after 2017. Her arrival at the facility was announced in March of 2021 along with Flint, Jasmine, and Nemo. It is possible that they all came from the same facility. Aisha can often be seen in shows, and is noticeable for her light coloration but dark melon lines. She has been described as a very gentle individual.

On the 8th of July, 2022, Aisha gave birth to her first calf, sired by Nemo. The calf, a female, was named Luna. The two can often be seen together in shows, though Luna often just copies her mother as she has not been trained.

## Gallery

**If you are going to use any of these photos, please credit the photographer and/or the provider.**

**Photos by the Dubai Dolphinarium.**

**Photo by An Indian Nest.**
ACA-TT-B1101

A bottlenose dolphin calf lived at Aqualand Costa Adeje. They were born on the 1st of October, 2011 to Cira, and died on the day due to drowning by their mother.

## Extended Family

### Other Half Sibings

1. ACA-TT-U0401\* (Stillborn 2004)
2. Aqua\* (Deceased 2008)

### Aunts

1. MLM-TT-U9201\* (Stillborn 1992)
2. MLM-TT-B9201\* (Deceased 1992)
3. Elly\* (Deceased 1993)
4. Ona\* (Deceased 2004)
5. MLCA-TT-U9901\* (Stillborn 1999)
6. Lluna\* (Deceased 2008)
7. MLCA-TT-U0801\* (Stillborn 2008)
8. Mar (Born 2015)

### Uncle

1. Sunset (Born 1995)
2. Silver (Born 1998)
3. Sonin\* (Deceased 2003)
4. MLCA-TT-U0201\* (Deceased 2002)

### Other Aunts/Uncles

1. MLCA-TT-U0901\* (Stillborn 2009)
2. MLCA-TT-U0902\* (Stillborn 2009)

### Male Cousins

1. Naye\* (Deceased 2014)
2. Cris (Born 2005)

## Little Time

On the 1st of October, 2011, Cira gave birth to her third calf at Aqualand Costa Adeje. Their sire is unknown. Unfortunately, Cira drowned the calf on the same day of their birth. This is common when calves are sick or ill at a young age, so the mothers will end their calf's life to stop their suffering. If this calf was ill, the cause was unknown.
JPA-TT-C5?37

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
JPA-TT-C5?12

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
JPA-TT-C5?22

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner John Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Kai (DDM)

Kai, also known as Bubbles, is a 11 year old male Black Sea bottlenose dolphin that lives at the Dubai Dolphinarium. He was born there on the 28th of May, 2012 to Ksyusha and Senya.

## Gallery

**If you are going to use any of these photos, please credit the photographer and/or the provider.**

**Photos via xploitationfiles, provided by Katerina Studios.**

**Photo by the Dubai Dolphinarium.**
JPA-TT-C5?06

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Delphinus Xcaret

Delphinus Xcaret is a facility based in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo in Mexico. It opened and first housing cetaceans at an unknown date, and is a facility used for the public display and interactions of cetaceans.

## Current Pod

Currently, around 18 cetaceans reside at Delphinus Xcaret. The year listed is the year they entered Delphinus Xcaret. There is one location were the current cetaceans live, which only consists of bottlenose dolphins.

### Unnamed Enclosure

Opening at an unknown time, the stadium is used for Currentations and "swim with"/interaction programs. It is estimated that a total of 3bottlenose dolphins live at this stadium.

> *Please note that the names, dates of entrance, or cetacean presence at the facility may or may not be correct.*
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A majority of names have been confirmed as of September 2023:

1. Chelsea/Cheel (~2019/2020)
2. Iktan (?)
3. Imox (?)
4. Izamal (?)
5. Kaazihil (?)
6. Kabil (?)
7. Kiara (?)
8. Kusan (?)
9. Kux (?)
10. Litzia (?)
11. Lubay (2019/2020)
12. Maya (?)
13. Melissa (?)
14. Nahil (?)
15. Oscar (?)
16. Palú (?)
17. To'sha (?)
18. Xcaret (?)

## Births/Calves

A total of around *placeholder* calves have been conceived at Delphinus Xcaret.

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## Deceased

*placeholder c*etaceans have died or were euthanized at Delphinus Xcaret.

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## All Cetaceans

Alphabetical list of every cetacean that has lived at Delphinus Xcaret. Years listed are the dates that the cetacean lived at the facility.

1. Abril (?)
2. Alux (?)
3. Baili (?)
4. Cab (?)
5. Ch’en (?)
6. Chelsea/Cheel (~2019/2020-Current)
7. Chiquilá (?)
8. Fanny (?)
9. Halkab (?)
10. Huinic (?)
11. Ich (?)
12. Ik (?)
13. Ikal (?)
14. Iktan (?)
15. Imox (?-Current)
16. Ixnuk (?-Current)
17. Izamal (?-Current)
18. Ka'an (?)
19. Kaák (?)
20. Kaazihil (?-Current)
21. Kabil (?-Current)
22. Kanek (?)
23. Kelem (?)
24. Kiara (?-Current)
25. Kin (?)
26. Kinam (?)
27. Kisin (?)
28. Kóokay (?)
29. Kusan (?-Current)
30. Kux (?-Current)
31. Litzia (?-Current)
32. Lubay (2019/2020-Current)
33. Maya (?-Current)
34. Melissa (?-Current)
35. Nahil (?-Current)
36. Nicte-Há (?)
37. Oscar (?-Current)
38. Paco/Halach (?)
39. Palú (?-Current)
40. Polifemo/Hunab-ku (?)
41. Quiché (?)
42. Tapish (?)
43. Tos’ha (?-Current)
44. Tush (>2016)
45. Wayak (?)
46. Xcaret (?-Current)
47. Xi’ik (?)
48. Xtabay (?)
49. Xunáh (?)
JPA-TT-C5?05

An unknown aged Atlantic bottlenose dolphin was captured between November of 1953 and January of 1954. They were released on the same day of their capture because they were deemed unfit for public display.

## Release

### Date of Release

Same day as capture, November, 1953-January 1954

## Little Time

Between November of 1953 and January of 1954, John's Pass Aquarium(then known as Marine Arena) owner Jack Hurlbut captured 37 cetaceans to be displayed at the facility. These individuals were either to large to be transported, or were not deemed a suitable candidate for display. As a result, they were released on the same day they were captured.

## Source

1. ↑ “St. Petersburg Times.” *Google Books*, St. Petersburg Times, books.google.com/books?id=0UBSAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA18. Accessed 13 Oct. 2023.
Athena (ACD)

Athena was an unknown aged female bottlenose dolphin that lived at Aquópolis Costa Dorada. She was captured at an unknown location and date, and died sometime after arriving at the facility.

## Transfer History

### Transfer #1

Unknown - Unknown to Aquópolis Costa Dorada

## Little Information

Athena and another female bottlenose dolphin, Gala, both arrived at Aquópolis Costa Dorada sometime in the 2000s/2010s. It is believed they were captured, though it is not known where and when. Since then, Ceta-Base has reported that Athena died, though the date is unknown.

## Source

1. ↑ *Aquópolis Costa Dorada – Ceta-Base*. cetabase.org/inventory/aquopolis/. Accessed 29 Oct. 2023.
ProdBySheikah

ProdBySheikah (Full name: Produne Bysmoth Sheikah ((goes by Shaun))) is a Somali rapper, jokester, and poet. He has nothing to do with the ActuallyJaDa brothers, but is friends with Ernest, who has made a song for ActuallyJaDa Christmas II.

## Personal Life

Shane was born in Somalia, Kentucky and was quickly escorted to the UK after birth because of his putty like teeth. After an encounter with homeless defender, Robin's Ghost, they quickly begun a friendship and formed Kiju Hiway together. Shaun unfortunately left Kaiju Highway in June of 2023.

Shaun also loves Chicken Parm.

## Rap Career

Shaun has an album called Lotis

He does not like to be bothered, so please do not contact him for any features.
Cosmo (GMAP)

Cosmo is a 20 year old male Atlantic bottlenose dolphin that lives at Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park. He was born on the 20th of August, 2003 to Nova and Belle at SeaWorld Orlando.

## Gallery

**If you are going to use any of these photos, please credit the photographer and/or the provider. *NOT ALL PHOTOS CAN BE USED!!***

**Photos by Lexie Hadrych.**
Hemingway (CMA)

Hemingway was a 37 year old rescued male Atlantic offshore bottlenose dolphin that lived at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. He was rescued on the 26th of July, 2019 in Fiesta Key, Florida, United States, and died on the 23rd of January, 2023 from gastrointestinal distress and intestinal torsion.

## Stats

### Place of Death

Clearwater Marine Aquarium

> *See the main article at CMA Dolphins Wiki.*
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