List of individual cetaceans

Rorquals

• The 52-hertz whale (may be a blue whale hybrid)^[1]

Blue whales

See also: Blue whale

• Hope
• KOBO, accidentally struck and killed by a tanker
• Bubbles, An 80 ft (24 m) whale spotted off the coast of Dana Point, spouting water several times before diving underwater.^[2]

Gray whales

• Bonnet, Crossbeak, and Bone or Putu, Siku, and Kanik (in Inupiaq);^[9] called Fred, Wilma, and Bamm-Bamm in the book Big Miracle and film adaptation
• Klamath River Whales ^[10][11]

• JJ "JJ" was rescued by Seaworld San Diego in the 90s'. Rehabilitated at their San Diego facility (displayed as well). Then after some time he was released back into the wild.

Beaked whales

Northern bottlenose whales

See also: Northern bottlenose whale

The River Thames whale being calmed by rescuers

• River Thames whale

Dolphins

• Delphinus from Greek mythology
• Ivan and Bessie from the 1967 novel The Day of the Dolphin or Alpha and Beta in the 1973 film adaptation
• Jones from the William Gibson short story Johnny Mnemonic
• Slim and Delbert from the TV series Dolphin Cove
• Snorky from the Night of the Dolphin segment of The Simpsons 2000 episode "Treehouse of Horror XI"
• The dolphin from the fairy tale The Dolphin
• Zoom from the anime series Zoom the White Dolphin

Bottlenose dolphins

See also: Bottlenose dolphin and Common bottlenose dolphin

• Akeakamai, featured in the novel Startide Rising
• Davina
• Ecco from the video game series Ecco the Dolphin
• Fungie
• Flipper from the 1963 film of the same name and later film and television series in the same franchise
• Hiapo
• Hope, featured in the film Dolphin Tale 2
• Mitzie, who portrayed Flipper^[12]
• Moko
• Opo
• Peter, used in experiments in human-dolphin communication by John C. Lilly and Margaret Howe Lovatt^[13]
• Pinky
• Ronnie from the television series H₂O: Just Add Water^{[citation needed]}
• Tião
• Winter, featured in the film Dolphin Tale

Orcas

See also: Orca and List of captive orcas

• Brave Little Hunter (a.k.a. kʷiisaḥiʔis in Nuu-chah-nulth)
• Camus from the episode "Moby Dopes" of the TV series The Angry Beavers^[14]
• Chimo
• Corky (II)
• Ethelbert
• Granny
• Hoi Wai, who portrayed Neptune in the film Moon Warriors
• Iceberg
• Jambu or Willzyx from the episode "Free Willzyx" of the TV series South Park
• Kalina
• Kanduke
• Kasatka
• Katina

  

• Keet
• Keto
• Keiko, who portrayed Willy in the film Free Willy
• Klee Wyck, the anthropomorphic mascot of the 1994 Commonwealth Games
• Kiska, orca housed at Marineland and last captive orca kept in Canada
• Kohana
• Kotar
• Lolita
• Luna
• Malia
• Moby Doll
• Morgan

  

• Namu, featured in the film Namu, the Killer Whale
• Neptune from the film Moon Warriors
• Ocean Sun (L25)^[15]
• Old Thom
• Old Tom
• Port and Starboard
• Ramu III
• Samoa
• Scarlet

  

• Shamu
• Springer
• Tahlequah
• Takara
• The orca from the 1977 film Orca
• Tico from the anime series Tico of the Seven Seas
• Tilikum, known for his involvement in the deaths of three people; heavily featured in the documentary Blackfish
• Ulises
• Unna
• Walter the Whale, renamed Skana
• Wikie
• Willy from the film Free Willy and television adaptation

Sperm whales

• The exploding whale of Florence, Oregon
• Little Irvy
• Moby Dick from the 1851 novel Moby-Dick
• Mocha Dick
• Monstro from Pinocchio^[17]
• New Zealand Tom, recorded in the 1830s as hunted in 1804 off the coast of New Zealand,^[18] and subsequently mentioned in Melville's discussion of sperm whales in Moby Dick (Chapter 45: "The Affidavit").
• Pearl Krabs from SpongeBob SquarePants
• Porphyrios (species uncertain), a large whale that harassed and sank ships in the waters near Constantinople in the sixth century
• The sperm whale from the book The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and later adaptations
• Timor Tom from Moby-Dick, chapter 45

Belugas

• Baby Beluga from the music album of the same name
• Bailey from the 2016 Pixar film Finding Dory
• Benny
• Hvaldimir
• Juno
• Kayavak
• Moby Dick (Rhine)
• NOC
• Aydın (also known as Tichka), a beluga who became famous in Gerze, Sinop, Turkey, in 1992 after apparently escaping a Soviet military marine-mammal program.^[19]