In Mystic, a new audience down under when Big Lux plays for the Belugas
Kevin Lowther II is the professional violinist known as Big Lux and Big Lux has been bringing his violin to play for the Beluga Whales. Author: Jim Altman Updated: 9:57 PM EDT August 2, 2021
STONINGTON, Conn. There are three Beluga Whales at the Mystic Aquarium and they are among the most popular residents on-premises.
Recently, the Belugas have added a rhythm to their day courtesy of “Big Lux”.
Kevin Lowther II is the professional violinist known as Big Lux and Big Lux has been bringing his violin to play for the Beluga Whales.
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A dusty gray C-130 rolled to a stop just as the sun was going down over the tarmac of the Air National Guard Station at the Groton-New London Airport in Connecticut on Friday. The plane wasn’t carrying its usual haul of utility helicopters or jeeps. Instead, when the rear cargo door yawned opened, it was three beluga whales from Marineland, an aquatic park in Ontario, Canada, that were sitting aboard, in special water-filled transport containers.
Kharabali, Havana and Jetta, three females, were loaded onto flatbed trucks and driven seven miles east on I-95 to Mystic Aquarium in southeast Connecticut. There, a crane gently lowered them, one by one, into the medical pool, a separate but connected body of water within the aquarium’s 750,000-gallon beluga pool, called Arctic Coast. They were followed by Havok and Sahara, a male and female, nine hours later, completing the highly anticipated, and contested, transfer that was years in the making.