Its easier to exploit animals if they are lesser lifeforms that can't possibly deserve a soul of any kind. The fact is, even bumblebees are insanely smart and self-aware. They can do math even and play with balls.
Yes but one thing to keep in mind is that they aren't as isolated geographically as humans were during the early development of civilizations. Their range of communication is vast, and they're able to travel very far in a short amount of time.
Our crew talked to people who work off the coast of Dominica, and we shed light on how the CETI, a major research project, works on methods first developed for exploring outer space that could help us decode whale communication.
Ayy, I learned about CETI through a TerraMater video ❤️ My best wishes to the Ceti team and the researchers who dedicate their precious time to work on projects that help us appreciate intelligence of such animals ❤
It’s truly eye-opening to realize just how intelligent animals are. This video brilliantly highlights that we often underestimate their cognitive abilities. Amazing content!
They were able to communicate what a ship looks like to some that might have never seen one before and give specific instructions on what to do to escape 😮 how are people not freaking out about this that is literally language
The quotes at the beginning of these videos just keep getting better. I used to identify them as quotes from book spines i saw at the 'old books' section at the library. Now its movie references from movies i watched as a kid. Funny to think that a kid that watched that movie as 10 year old is now 30 years old. Wild. Our movies might ine day be remembered the way we remember of books like huckleberry finn
My favorite animal. They're very intelligent and have complex social structures. Watch the documentary "Ocean Odyssey" if you wanna know more about these fascinating creatures.
Clicking seems like a better way to communicate than other vocalizations, as they may translate directly to clicks in neurons for a very fast brain to brain interface.
It's amazing how when locals of the biome engage in biological arms race they still somehow are able to maintain balance and not decimate other species. Unlike SOME species, whom I suspect are space Australians of the Anunaki kind.
Fun Fact: Whales were first ocean animals until they evolved/ developed limbs and began to roam the land … but then they decided to go back to the water. Millions of years later and whales still prefer the water. Hmmm 🤔
They are very intelligent for sure! I strongly believe that their enormous brains aren't purposeless, we just aren't intelligent enough to comprehend what they use it for...
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It's amazing how much we tend to underestimate the intelligence of animals.
Its easier to exploit animals if they are lesser lifeforms that can't possibly deserve a soul of any kind.
The fact is, even bumblebees are insanely smart and self-aware. They can do math even and play with balls.
I agree! But whales are the special case! What incredible animals. I hope one day we can talk to them with AI translation...
@@ScienceGuy232 Yes, but unfortunately they will probably tell us to f..k off, I wouldn't blame them.
It allows you to treat them like animals, to hurt them. Convenient shortcut.
@@terrafirma5327 Were did you hear that bees are conscious?
So like these whales have their own cultures? If they have their own languages and dialects they are complex beings. Truly Fascinating creatures.
Yes whales are known to have cultures especially orcas
Yes but one thing to keep in mind is that they aren't as isolated geographically as humans were during the early development of civilizations. Their range of communication is vast, and they're able to travel very far in a short amount of time.
@@praveenm5723 They even have fads and trends such as eating Great Whites or attacking boats for fun.
@@mk_rexx or wearing a dead fish as a hat, that was great.
First Amendment for the whales community!
The idea of a baby whale babbling is just too cute 😊
Our crew talked to people who work off the coast of Dominica, and we shed light on how the CETI, a major research project, works on methods first developed for exploring outer space that could help us decode whale communication.
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Ayy, I learned about CETI through a TerraMater video ❤️
My best wishes to the Ceti team and the researchers who dedicate their precious time to work on projects that help us appreciate intelligence of such animals ❤
Any connection with SETI?
It’s truly eye-opening to realize just how intelligent animals are. This video brilliantly highlights that we often underestimate their cognitive abilities. Amazing content!
Thank you Ted Ed for bringing forth such a fascinating system in nature !
They were able to communicate what a ship looks like to some that might have never seen one before and give specific instructions on what to do to escape 😮 how are people not freaking out about this that is literally language
Didn’t realise Whales are so sophisticated & fascinating creatures. Amazing video from Ted-ed ❤
we humans underestimate the intelligence of such beautiful creatures so thoroughly
“We need to find his son. Can you give us directions? Come back!” Dory
Whaaaaaaaaaat’s goooooooing oonnnnnnnnnnnn?????
Imagine we decipher it and some whale says "they're listening".
Oof. That’s eerie.
Fascinating - from the perfect quote in the begging all the way through. I learned so much.
Truly Amazed on how these animals 'work'
I didn't know they can use clicking as a way to count with each other! That's so BRILLIANT!
Such an amazing harmless species but we haven't left them and today they are endangered shame on us😢😢
Do you think they hold a grudge? Wonder if some really old whales remember the days of commercial whaling and share their knowledge to other whales.
“So long and thanks for all the fish”
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It would be so amazing to find yet another animal we can communicate with on a fairly advanced language level
The quotes at the beginning of these videos just keep getting better.
I used to identify them as quotes from book spines i saw at the 'old books' section at the library.
Now its movie references from movies i watched as a kid.
Funny to think that a kid that watched that movie as 10 year old is now 30 years old. Wild.
Our movies might ine day be remembered the way we remember of books like huckleberry finn
This is such a interesting topic! The hand drawn animation style reminds me of the game South Scrimshaw 🐋 Amazing job
I hope we will be able to talk to these giants in our lifetime.
I hope that one day we can not only understand them, but try to communicate back. That would be so surreal but so cool
First the dolphins and now the whales... these creatures are fascinating.
Right? So fascinating! And it really makes sense if you consider that dolphins are kinds of whales.
With all due respect, when whales have this IQ, they don't go around doing something akin to a hate crime
If we can one day interpret their language, it means we can directly talk to them too!
My favorite animal. They're very intelligent and have complex social structures. Watch the documentary "Ocean Odyssey" if you wanna know more about these fascinating creatures.
Ted Ed is giving me answers to questions I could have never came up with.
Love your content 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I don't need to be a specialist to decipher what they're saying: "beware crazy killer ape nearby"
Whale language is extremely fascinating
I'm not an expert on the topic but I'm pretty sure Wales does have quite of an accent
Thanks for such amazing vedio....
Clicking seems like a better way to communicate than other vocalizations, as they may translate directly to clicks in neurons for a very fast brain to brain interface.
I love TED_ED, it's actually a wonderful chanel ❤.
Agree!!!!🤩
Very informative video people who are eager to learn more about animals.
CRAZY! 😮I never knew that SETI also deciphered animal language!
Amazing content, with amazing animation, as usual.
Unique Animation Style Love it the way sound movement were show was creative. just wow
Blast music underwater to see if whale can learn to sing 😆
A great video, nice return to form!
I thought the title said whats the biggest brain on earth lol it took me a minute to realize
I would request TED-ED to make an animated video on Epilepsy. I suffer from it and would like some input on the same.
Yesss I live for yalls videos😭🫶🏽
Thank you!
Humans aren't the most intelligent animals. Evolution makes intelligence of different kinds- human intelligence is just one kind of intelligence.
Fascinating!
Truly amazing creatures.
The first 2 mins was a major part of the plot for Avatar the way of the water. (i am talking about tulkuns)
Being this early feels illegal 💀
bruh fr wtf
Lmao why
Tnx for sharing❤❤
It's amazing how when locals of the biome engage in biological arms race they still somehow are able to maintain balance and not decimate other species. Unlike SOME species, whom I suspect are space Australians of the Anunaki kind.
The ship guys singing when they’re on screen is funny
2:35 Why is it called "junk"?
I learned a lot in this video
This makes us really happy :)
Spermaceti sounds like the thing from the new avatar movie.
Brb i gotta try achieving eternal life.
Right plus they also communicate like the tulkun i was looking for a comment that pointed this out lmao
Amazing,thanks 🎉
Thank youuuuuu❤❤❤❤
wow this is so fascinating. awesome vid
We keep searching for extraterrestrial intelligent life when we can barely understand intelligence here on earth
This information is news to me. It's amazing that they have a signal voice
🎶Just keep swimming🎶
That is so cool. No wonder Woo Young Woo is so fascinated by whales
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Sea creatures are very fascinating. I think they will replace humans as the most dominant species on earth in the future
Awesome as always thanks
What does the *whale* say?
Fun Fact: Whales were first ocean animals until they evolved/ developed limbs and began to roam the land … but then they decided to go back to the water. Millions of years later and whales still prefer the water. Hmmm 🤔
They talk! 😮 These
This video reminded me of the movie "The arrival".
Amazing❤I hope the scientists can read a near day !
Such beautiful creation and intelligence
How cana human kill them?
Awesome video, I approve!
We want to talk with aliens but have no idea what other species here in Earth are saying!
Amazing ♥️
Fascinating to watch this. We should not underestimate animals 😅
incredible, that was so enlightening.
Tedx and tedx is just amazing
Amazing. Like a huge 🦇 No wonder they have small eyes. This was great.
Isn't there an AI studying the whale language recently that lead to a new breakthrough? I thought I saw the news title somewhere this December.
They are very intelligent for sure! I strongly believe that their enormous brains aren't purposeless, we just aren't intelligent enough to comprehend what they use it for...
If this is true, can we translate it?
I’d imagine most probably a Welsh accent.
Amazing. Whales and art
First Amendment for the whales community!
prove that they are sentient being...
They're saying "So long and thanks for all the fish".
oh yeah this is big brain time
Imagine in the future we be talking to these whales
life is incredible
. * Wellerman intensifies *
It's not the size of the brain, it's the motion of the ocean.
Ofcourse they do! All you gotta do is ask them to hitch a ride to sydney
Scientists should study to further understand whale clicking language, maybe then we can understand the secrets of the ocean😂
Somehow some dogs and cats have more common sense than most of their owners.
We need a series of Karl Pilkington reacting to videos like this one
Literally I want say "your mum". Then realised this is whole different topic. 😅 Hehe
Throw in musicians to help decipher their languages
How should we communicate with aliens, if we still don't understand what animals say?
The drop in successful strikes could also explained by the sea shanty in the background - Drunken Sailor.
Nature's submarine
Hi
Depends really then if they the brain spreds there
Maybe a Whelsh accent?