A 12-part podcast features employees of the popular Rancho Palos Verdes tourist attraction that featured killer whales Orky and Corky.
Tod Perry chronicled the history of Marineland by the Pacific in a new podcast ‘LA’s Own Marineland.’ Perry is pictured at Terranea Resort, the former location of Marineland. Marineland of the Pacific closed its doors nearly 37 years ago, but there are lasting memories for those who worked or played there.
Perry brought together former employees to share some of the memories of the park that was open for more than three decades, from 1954 to 1987, in his new podcast “LA’s Own Marineland.” One of those interviews was with head marine mammal trainer Larry Clark, who died in August at 85 years old. Orky, a giant killer whale leaps out of the tank as part of a daily show at Marineland of the Pacific in 1972. Tod Perry chronicled the history of Marineland by the Pacific in a new podcast ‘LA’s Own Marineland.’
This March 6, 1987, photo shows the Bubbles whale statue at the entrance to Marineland of the Pacific being removed.
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