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Fig 1.

Timeline of experimental procedures and quality checks.

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Table 1.

Coded categories and operational definitions for open-ended responses.

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Table 2.

Interrater reliabilities for each coded category per Experiment.

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Experimental design, recruitment, and sampling for Experiment 1.

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Experimental design, recruitment, and sampling for Experiment 2.

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Fig 4.

Frequency of emotion selected across for each experimental setting.

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Experimental design, recruitment, and sampling for Experiment 3.

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Fig 6.

Perceived killer whale emotion valence across each video setting x video music condition.

Negative values indicate the killer whale’s emotion was perceived as being negative. Error bars represent the standard error. N = 634; Control/Neutral n = 63, Control/Captive n = 69, Control/Wild n = 70, Happy/Neutral n = 65, Happy/Captive n = 70, Happy/Wild n = 60, Sad/Neutral n = 80, Sad/Captive n = 82, Sad/Wild n = 71.

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Fig 7.

Mediated path analysis across variables of interest and donation behavior.

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