Alaska Sealife Center · Belugas (Historical)

The information in the table below represents the living or current population of belugas held at this facility (excluding killer whales). If you’re having trouble finding a specific animal, check the tabs above, they may have transferred or died. Italics indicate a deceased individual.

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There are no living belugas at this facility, the park is a historical holder. Please check the deceased, historical and transfers for animals who previously lived here.

The information in the table below represents the deceased population of belugas held at this facility. If you’re having trouble finding a specific animal, check the tabs above, they may have been transferred or lost to follow up. Italics indicate a deceased individual.

Note: If you have a correction or would like to submit information please contribute@cetabase.org or use our contact form!

Last Updated: December 2, 2024 5:50 pm

Image	Species	Scientific	ID #'s	Name	Sex	Born	Origin	Origin Date	Origin-Sort	Captured / Born at:	Mother	Father	Transfers	Current / Last Facility:	Status	Status Date	Stat Sort-Ref	Cause of Death	Notes	Keyword column (invisible)
	Beluga	Delphinapterus leucas	NOA0010622, ASLC DL1202, -	Naknek	M	2012-Jun-16 (E) 0.1 years old	Resc	2012-Jun-18	20120618	Bristol Bay, AK	Wild	Wild	Bristol Bay, near South Naknek, Alaska to Alaska SeaLife Center (2012-Jun-18)	Alaska SeaLife Center	Died	2012-Jul-09	20120709	Premature, multiple infections	-	rescue, rehab, aslc, died

The information in the table below represents the rescue/rehab population of belugas held at this facility.  These animals are held off exhibit in quarantine or hospital pools.  The rescue/rehab inventory will include all historical rescues in addition to current patients (if any). If you’re having trouble finding a specific dolphin, check the tabs above, they may have moved or died.  Italics indicate a deceased individual.  

Last Updated: December 2, 2024 5:50 pm

Image	Species	Scientific	ID #'s	Name	Sex	Born	Origin	Origin Date	Origin-Sort	Captured / Born at:	Mother	Father	Transfers	Current / Last Facility:	Status	Status Date	Stat Sort-Ref	Cause of Death	Notes	Keyword column (invisible)
	Beluga	Delphinapterus leucas	NOA0010622, ASLC DL1202, -	Naknek	M	2012-Jun-16 (E) 0.1 years old	Resc	2012-Jun-18	20120618	Bristol Bay, AK	Wild	Wild	Bristol Bay, near South Naknek, Alaska to Alaska SeaLife Center (2012-Jun-18)	Alaska SeaLife Center	Died	2012-Jul-09	20120709	Premature, multiple infections	-	rescue, rehab, aslc, died

The information in the table below represents animals that have transferred out of this facility with the date of transfer and the location where they moved to.  This entry only represents the most recent transfer date of of this particular location.  If a beluga has transferred back and forth multiple times, only the latest transfer is listed, however, the complete transfer history can be viewed by expanding the row.

Last Updated: January 28, 2025 7:55 pm

Image	Species	Scientific	ID #'s	Name	Sex	Born	Origin	Origin Date	Origin-Sort	Captured / Born at:	Mother	Father	Transfer From:	Transfer To:	Transfer Date:	Transfers (All)	Current / Last Facility:	Status	Status Date	Stat Sort-Ref	Cause of Death	Notes	Keyword column (invisible)
	Beluga	Delphinapterus leucas	NOA0010477, ASLC ID DL1705/NMFS AKR 2017209, SWT-DL-1777, 97656, AZA ????	Tyonek	M	2017-Sep-01 (E) 7.2 years old	Resc	2017-Sep-30	20170930	Cook Inlet, Alaska	Wild	Wild	Alaska Sealife Center	SeaWorld San Antonio	2018-Mar-08	Trading Bay, Western Cook Inlet to Alaska Sealife Center (30-Sep-2017) to SeaWorld San Antonio (08-Mar-2018)	SeaWorld San Antonio	-	-	-	-	-	public display, swt, seaworldllc, living, beluga