"note: the Wholphin is not a deep sea monster"  Wholphins are extremely rare, they actually are a crossbreading between an Atlantic bottlenose dolphin and a false killer whale. Wholphins are hybrid animals and are made by men. Althoug there have been some reportings about wholpins living in the wild. Currently there are living two wholphins in captivity at the Sea Life Park in Hawaii. 
History of The Wolphin The first born wholphin in captivity was born on the 15 May in 1985 and was named Kekaimalu. The cause of this birth was not intentionally, it was an accident caused by the Atlantic Bottlenose dolphin (Punahele) and a False Killer Whale (Tanui Hahai) who shared the same pool. Nobody thought that this could happen or even would be possible. Kekaimalu the first born wholphin in captivity has 66 teethes and is fertile, although her first young died after a few days. Some years later she gave birth to Pohaikealoha, which she cared for two years, saddly she didn't nurse it. After a couple of years the calf died young at an age of 9. Fortunately she gave birth to a new young in 2001 which was named Kawili'Kai. This little Wholphin is still alive and can been seen at the Sea Life Park in Hawaii. |