Preposition: in

• captivity: Her premature death brings the justification of the keeping of orca in captivity for entertainment into question yet again.

Adjective modifier

• female: Today, at 37, she presents a picture of a female orca entering her middle life still healthy and energetic.

• wild: Only death or capture separates a wild orca from its family.

• male: As it was speeding up, the tall dorsal fin of a male orca could be seen right next to it.

• captive: Together we oppose the exploitation of captive orca and the capture of wild orca for the ' entertainment ' industry.

• yellow: Viridian green with burnt umber and yellow orca for the stones in the water.

• solitary: In referring to Luna, Spong was speaking about another unusual instance of a solitary orca known to scientists as L98.

Modifies a noun

• whale: Here you can for these journeys optional extensions in seals orca whales.

• material: The Marware Sportsuit Basic ( SBV ) features a neoprene orca material that also allows for a belt clip attachment.

• family: We won't surprise you, but will remind you here that orca families always stay together, that members are bonded for life.

• pod: During that time she worked with volunteers doing photo ID of the local resident and transient orca pods.

• population: The local orca population has declined in recent years and researchers are concerned about the shortage of killer whales of reproductive age.

Noun used with modifier

• neoprene: The Marware Sportsuit Basic ( SBV ) features a neoprene orca material that also allows for a belt clip attachment.

• orphan: The release Springer, A73, the orphan baby orca, finally made it back to her home waters last Saturday!

• baby: The release Springer, A73, the orphan baby orca, finally made it back to her home waters last Saturday!

• seal: Here you can for these journeys optional extensions in seals orca whales.