6th Anniversary Animal

Planet Zoo didn't even have whales and fish yet so why blue whale? Anyone knew or guess why there weren't whales that were bigger than orcas in captivities?
I mean seems pretty obvious why. Like the size ofcourse but also how is one supposed to feed a baleen whales, let alone a group of them? Like with orcas, belugas and dolphins its easy enough getting enough fish for them, but baleen whales, depending on size eat literal tons of zooplankton every day
 
I mean seems pretty obvious why. Like the size ofcourse but also how is one supposed to feed a baleen whales, let alone a group of them?
Also how to move or shift whales from the ocean further to dry land, and tank size and salt water amount.
 
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I mean seems pretty obvious why. Like the size ofcourse but also how is one supposed to feed a baleen whales, let alone a group of them? Like with orcas, belugas and dolphins its easy enough getting enough fish for them, but baleen whales, depending on size eat literal tons of zooplankton every day
If I remember right Sea World in California once had a young Gray Whale, as far as I know they had to release it.
 
I mean seems pretty obvious why. Like the size ofcourse but also how is one supposed to feed a baleen whales, let alone a group of them? Like with orcas, belugas and dolphins its easy enough getting enough fish for them, but baleen whales, depending on size eat literal tons of zooplankton every day
people sure have tried there are 4 different species of rorqual whales previously kept in captivity including grey and humpback whales which are some of the the biggest
 
I've said this at least a couple times before, and I'd like the Red Brocket to be the next free animal as a way of including a non-exhibit Data Deficent animal into Planet Zoo.
 
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