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Keijo

British  
/ ˌkeɪˈdʒəʊ /

noun

  1. transliteration of the Japanese name for Seoul

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The impasse means the pair - Wikie, 24, and her 11-year-old son Keijo - are still being kept in their pools and being cared for by their trainers at the facility in southern France.

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The French ecology ministry, which must approve where the orcas are rehomed, say they were informed by Marineland that Keijo is being stimulated once a month and that a veterinary expert has been consulted about the process.

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For Marketa Schusterova, a videographer who co-founded TideBreakers, the situation for Wikie and Keijo is bleak.

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Managers at Marineland deny this was why Keijo was stimulated.

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"Regardless of the reasoning, it's sad that this is a priority when Keijo desperately needs to be rescued because his environment is unsafe," says Greene.

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