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Somehow in nature's own way, it is okay...it's how it is and how it should be.

Yes! I loved those things!! So good!

If you ever get the opportunity to, please make sure you are calm and they are calm and interacting with you. You'll know when the time is right and quietly slide in, do not make a big splash entry...just my two cents!

A simple Google search will disagree with you

At least not in the wild! And yes, you are absolutely correct. They are so intelligent and they just .... know! My theory is, first, we are not their natural prey and two, even if we can be on the menu, we are of no challenge to capture, hence no interest in chasing and feeding, but somehow they know we are intellectual beings so they interact with us!

please share your results on google search

@@69Wildcat only abused captive orca attack people. Context matters, this orca is wild.

Oh yeah!

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Not recommended for the faint of heart!😅

They had just fed and offered us part of their meal

It was an amazing unforgettable day! Not something you get to see even if you're on the water all the time! So blessed! Thank you for watching!

It was pretty amazing and a life changing experience!!

I hear that's a thing these days!

@@PedroEid 😅 been a lot of big makos around this year

He did come back, I'll post that video on a later date!

What the actual fuck were they supposed to do to help

We can't help that...it's nature and as naturalists we do not interfere with nature.

Help with what? They aren't surgeons, even if they where it's body had already been severely damaged and missing limbs.

I know...sad but it's nature way.

I thought it was dead

Haha...yes, however, a shark usually will stick around and finish at least part of the carcass and not take the head and leave the rest. Strange it was just a carcass almost complete floating without any predators around.

Or it was some weird cult or satanic worship that chopped it's head off as a trophy then discarded the body ? Idk

@@OffTheGridOceanAdventures lol

I get the concept and while I have had thoughts of doing similar tactics but with biodegradable materials (which I still have never done), this is just plain disrespectful as this is a major boating hazard having this floating out there and just litter in the ocean that will not biodegrade.

Right, because everything stays in the same spot floating in the middle of the ocean.

@@LightSpinAngler oh yeah it isint anchored your right

I would totally give them that consideration however, there was another bottle tied off to the top of the parasol (to make it float evenly) plus this was 35 miles offshore! I doubt the winds carried it that far off the beach. This parasol has not been in the water for more than 48 hours as it was still very fresh (no rust nor sun beaten cavas). Someone dropped it off on purpose.

@@scottballinger40 the fish shook the lure 🤷🏻‍♂️

He landed the fish!! His personal best! Proud of him!

He even had Wager heckling him " oh no, oh no". Kept his composer and put the wood to 'em. Cool of you to take them out Will.

You know...that's how you learn!! The crap I went through with Wager, Chongo, Beaker and Worley was enough to teach a hundred kids! But that's what it takes sometimes. Kudos to Cameron for keeping his composure for sure!

I heard you slayed the other week!! WTG!

Haha...yeah, I think he said it was a size 42 when he's like a 26!

Need some @fishworks clothing!

Such a rad day!! Glad you guys made it out!!

This is what they do to soak up some warmth from the sun. This fish is not injured or dying. They come up from the deep and like a lizard absorbs the warm for a few hours before going back down. 😇

@@OffTheGridOceanAdventures this is excellent news

No kidding, right?

haha...okay, I'll keep that in mind in future videos.

Haha...not going to pop...he's alive and well!

He was on 20 pound test! Cool thing is he landed it! We chased it down with the boat...LOL

@@OffTheGridOceanAdventures lol I have done that many times I landed a 88.4 lbs blue cat that way I was in a small pond boat in a channel that emptied into the river I just let it pull the boat around Tull it wore him out and it still took 45 mins to a hour

Look at the pole drag is fone😅

Yeah that's Sunfish for you. This one's probably not dead just yet though; they like to let birds pick at their parasites.

Like @marcusdaloia2974 mentioned, this is a live and thriving sunfish! This is what they do...they lie on the surface to get some warmth from the sun as they are usually feeding on jellyfish down deep in colder water. Like a lizard, it's just sunning itself, hence the name sunfish!

Bay of LA or Bahia de Los Angeles

I'm so flattered you watched it and read the description! Nobody else has commented on the description before...thank you! But yes, as I mentioned it was life changing! Thank you for watching and coming on the boat with me!

I agree...however, this is how nature and evolution works...one animal's mutation can be a surviving mechanism for future generations! I embrace the mutations for generations to come. Nature and evolution is awesome!