Keiko's winter home finally found

After weeks of searching, supporters of Keiko the killer whale today finally found a winter home for the star of the Free Willy films.

Keiko's winter home finally found
Tue, 15 Oct, 2002 - 18:37

After weeks of searching, supporters of Keiko the killer whale today finally found a winter home for the star of the Free Willy films.

The six-tonne orca showed up in Norway’s Skaalvik fjord in early September after swimming 870 miles after his release off Iceland in July.

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