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Eurasian Aquariums
These are other aquariums in Japan, Spain, and Russia that I grouped together on one page.
Kamogawa Sea World, Kamogawa, Japan
Nack
Age: 34
Sex: Male
Captured: July 17th, 1988
Type: Hudson Bay, Canada
Transfers
Hudson Bay, Canada: July 17th, 1988
Holding, Canada: July 17th, 1988
Kamogawa Sea World: July 24th, 1988
About Nack
Nack has lived at Kamogawa Sea World for all of his captive life. He has never fathered any calves.
Marsha
Age: 33
Sex: Female
Captured: July 1st, 1989
Type: Russian
Transfers
Russia: July 1st, 1989
Holding, Russia: July 1st, 1989
Kamogawa Sea World: October 24th, 1990
About Marsha
Marsha is a Russian beluga, and the oldest female at the park. She has never had any calves.
Peter
Age: 11
Sex: Male
Captured: 2010
Type: Russian
Transfers
Sakhalin Bay, Russia: 2010
Sea Pens, Chakalova Island: August 2010
Utrish Marine Mammal Station: October 2010
Kamogawa Sea World: July 2016
About Peter
Peter was captured in Russia and lived in various Russian holding facilities that were small and cramped, before moving to Japan in 2016. He was captured and moved along with Juve, Beats, Milly, and Nina.
Juve
Age: 11
Sex: Male
Captured: 2010
Type: Russian
Transfers
Sakhalin Bay, Russia: 2010
Sea Pens, Chkalova Island: August 2010
Utrish Marine Mammal Station: October 2010
Kamogawa Sea World: July 2016
About Juve
Juve was captured and moved along with Peter, Beats, Milly, and Nina, to Russian holding facilities and then to Japan.
Beats
Age: 11
Sex: Female
Captured: 2010-2011
Type: Russian
Transfers
Sakhalin Bay, Russia: 2010
Sea Pens, Chkalova Island: August 2010
Utrish Marine Mammal Station: October 2010
Kamogawa Sea World: July 2016
About Beats
Beats was captured in Russia and lived in Russian holding facilities before being moved to Japan, along with Peter, Juve, Milly, and Nina.
Milly
Age: 11
Sex: Female
Captured: 2010-2011
Type: Russian
Transfers
Sakhalin Bay, Russia: 2010
Sea Pens, Chkalova Island: August 2010
Utrish Marine Mammal Station: October 2010
Kamogawa Sea World: July 2016
About Milly
Milly was captured and transported along with other belugas in Russia, to holding in Russia, and then to Japan. Milly was originally captured as part of an order made to captors by the Georgia Aquarium, along with 18 other belugas, most of whom's fates aren't known. The import permit for the whales was blocked by the National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration, or NOAA, and Milly ended up in Kamogawa.
Nina
Age: 11
Sex: Female
Captured: 2010-2011
Type: Russian
Transfers
Sakhalin Bay, Russia: 2010
Sea Pens, Chkalova Island: August 2010
Utrish Marine Mammal Station: October 2010
Kamogawa Sea World: July 2016
About Nina
Like Milly, Nina was a failed import attempt made by the Georgia Aquarium. When she couldn't be taken to the US, she ended up in Japan.
New Births
Recently, two belugas were born at the aquarium; one to Nina and the other to Beets. Little is known about either calf at this time.
Belugas who have died at Kamogawa Sea World
No belugas have been recorded to have died at Kamogawa Sea World.
L'Oceanogràfic, Valencia, Spain
Yulka
Age: 25
Sex: Female
Captured: 1999
Type: Russian
Calves: 2006 calf, Kylu
Transfers
Russia: 1999
Holding, Russia: 1999
Aquarium Mar Del Plata, Argentina: 1999
L'Oceanogràfic: July 4th, 2003
About Yulka
Yulka was captured in Russia and then moved to a marine park in Argentina, where she met with Kairo. In 2003, Kairo and Yulka moved to Spain. Since then, Yulka has had two calves. One in 2006, that did not survive. In 2016, she had Kylu.
Kylu
Age: 7
Sex: Male
Captive born: November 15th, 2016
Mother: Yulka
Father: Kairo (d)
Type: 100% Russian
Full siblings: Yulka's 2006 calf
Transfers
None
About Kylu
Kylu was born at L'Oceanogràfic to Yulka and Kairo in 2016. He is the second calf to be born there.
Belugas who have died at L'Oceanogràfic
Only one beluga has died at L'Oceanogràfic.
Yulka's 2006 calf: November 28th, 2006
Kairo: April 26, 2022
Moskvarium
Ponca
Age: Unknown
Sex: Female
Captured: Unknown
Type: Russian
Transfers
Some, Unknown
About Ponca
Ponca was captured in Russia at an unknown time. Little is known about this whale.
Belugas who have died at the Moskvarium
Only one beluga has been recorded to have died at the Moskvarium.
Ponchik: March 12th, 2019
Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, Nagoya, Japan
Gray
Age: >20
Sex: Female
Captured: ~2001
Type: Russian
Calves: Mirai, #8
Transfers
Russia: Unknown
Holding, Russia: Unknown
Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, Japan: April 18th, 2001
About Gray
Gray was captured in Russia, and transported to Japan in 2001. Since then, she has given birth to two calves in captivity, both fathered by Khudoy. Mirai survives today.
According to released ultrasound images, Gray is pregnant with Nico's calf.
Nana
Age: Unknown
Sex: Female
Captive born: Unknown
Mother: Tanya
Father: Khudoy
Type: 100% Russian
Transfers
None
About Nana
Nana's date of birth isn't known. She was born at the aquarium to Tanya and Khudoy.
Mirai
Age: Unknown
Sex: Male
Captive born: Unknown
Mother: Gray
Father: Khudoy
Type: 100% Russian
Full siblings: #8
Paternal siblings: Nana, White's 2010 calf
Transfers
None
About Mirai
Mirai was born at the aquarium to Gray and Khudoy, and lives with his half sister, Nana.
Nico
Age: Unknown
Sex: Male
Captured: Unknown, ~2016
Type: Russian
Transfers
Russia: Unknown
Holding, Russia: Unknown
Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, Japan: August 2nd, 2016
About Nico
Nico is one of the younger belugas in Nagoya, and was captured from the wild sometime around 2016.
Belugas who have died at the Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium
These are the belugas who have died at the Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, by name and date of death.
#2 Port of Nagoya Beluga: 2005
#3 Port of Nagoya Beluga: December 26th, 2008
White: October 21st, 2010
#3's calf: June 17th, 2008
#8: August 16th, 2010
White's calf 2010: September 15th, 2010