Howdy all!! Howie you? Welcome to the Virtual Tour of Sea World, original home to some of our favorite land-dwelling killer whales, such as Howie, Mowie, Willy and Gammy! Our little killer whale friends just wanted to share their world with the rest of PonyLand, so that we can all have a better understanding of killer whales and their friends.
Most pictures are thumbnails and you can click to make them bigger. All bigger pictures are at 50% of their original size, so if you would like any of them in their full intended glory, just Email Me and I will make them available to you. All pictures were taken by EDP's brother Danimal with his digital Sony Mavica camera, which is a sweet piece of work that EDP wants to get her grubby mits on someday.... for more pictures like these, visit
Shamu's Lighthouse stands out in front of Seaworld. Although no longer used as an actual lighthouse, it is left standing with the hope that it can be used again once global warming significantly raises sea levels.
Shamu's portrait on its walls is there to remind us that whales will someday rule the world.
Baby Shamu is a land-dwelling killer whale that is still currently employed by Anheiser Busch and Sea World. He is there to greet the young visitors and heighten their appreciation for the glory that is Orkus Dorkus Domesticus (Land-Dwelling Killer Whale). Evil Dead Pony is also looking to get a job here this summer, which has all the little killer whales fearing for their souls.
The two painfully adorable little babies lounging in Baby Shamu's furry fins are EDP's 2 little neices, Kaelan Pony and Kerrie Pony!! They went to visit Shamu and Friends at Sea World in Orlando just before Christmas, which explains the chic little hat that Baby Shamu is sporting!
This little creature is one of Shamu's friends, and makes for a tasty snack! Sea horses are delicate creatures who get better use out of their husbands than any other species on the planet. As soon as the babies come out, who takes care of them? The Daddy!! Wait a minute... that sounds a lot like my brother Danimal... once the babies came out, he took care of them.... hmmm...
These little guys make perfect fast-food for killer whale pods on the go! Killer whales live up to their names when they stalk the coastlines and make quick meals out of these cute little fellas. Whales also tend to play with their food. At Sea World, though, whales and seals coexist peacefully, mostly due to the fact that they are kept in different parts of the park, and the trainers make sure the whales get lots and lots of fish to eat instead....
You'd be singing too if your greatest natural predator was in a big fish tank!!
It's the chicken of the sea!! Yeah, yeah, I know that tuna is really the chicken of the sea, but what else do you think is in that little metal can? Sure they're dolphin safe..... This is Shamu's friend Dolly Dolphin, in her very own fish tank! Dolphins are air-breathing mammals like whales are, and are actually distant relations to whales... which makes the fact of Spammy dating Dolly seem-- not quite so strange....
Dolly and a few of her Dolphin friends are showing off for Kerrie Pony and Kaelan Pony. The baby ponies haven't yet learned how aggressive dolphins can really be, and instead they merely enjoy their beauty, safely behind 6 inches of glass.
Coming soon to Sea World is a chance for us to learn just how aggressive dolphins can really be!!! Discovery Cove is a future attraction (that you pay extra for) at Sea World, and it offers guests the opportunity to swim with the dolphins!! I am just yanking your chain about all the aggressiveness... while dolphins can be dangerous out in the wild, a well-trained and carefully managed dolphin might only toss you around for a minute or so. EDP is looking forward to the opening of this new adventure, hoping that employees get a sweet discount...
