11 Desperate Orcas Trapped in Ice Make Dramatic Escape

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024

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  • @oogiemaster
    @oogiemaster 7 лет назад +420

    Baby Orca: "Let's save the people from from the sinking ship."
    Mother Orca: " Nah!, too expensive!

    • @DiggedieDj
      @DiggedieDj 6 лет назад +54

      too time consuming

    • @Killerwhale-kp2fm
      @Killerwhale-kp2fm 6 лет назад +13

      I didn't like those guys anyway

    • @bari2883
      @bari2883 3 года назад +2

      It would be impossible anyway how were they going to harness them?

    • @amistenson2535
      @amistenson2535 3 года назад

      Right!!

    • @ascent8487
      @ascent8487 3 года назад +3

      @@bari2883 I was wondering that same thing. It’s not like each whale was gonna line up calmly at the opening and wait their turn to be harnessed. How was that ever gonna work?

  • @_Killinit_
    @_Killinit_ 6 месяцев назад +11

    This just happened again in 2024. Ten orcas also freed themselves from the same situation. Orcas are still undefeated

    • @Bardmusic66
      @Bardmusic66 4 месяца назад +1

      If no one saw them escape how can you be so sure? I wish they had video of them escaping.

  • @LukeCageforhire
    @LukeCageforhire 7 лет назад +48

    killer whales are like "we got this bitch".

  • @personM4N
    @personM4N 9 лет назад +377

    "The Orcas, highly intelligent, apex predators of the sea, ordered cell powered heating units from Amazon with a preapproved AMEX card to break up the ice, even getting free over night by signing up for an Amazon Prime Free Trial, and then cancelling it."

    • @jjobie
      @jjobie 9 лет назад +4

      personM4N LMAO

    • @Jewelvonmayhem
      @Jewelvonmayhem 8 лет назад +2

      +personM4N LMAO!!

    • @thefallenangel8440
      @thefallenangel8440 8 лет назад +3

      sheer class i almost choked on my coffee lol

    • @JasonGafar
      @JasonGafar 8 лет назад

      HAHAHAHAHHAHA

    • @mukeshgoyal
      @mukeshgoyal 7 лет назад

      But why u need to cancel free prime membership.. 😉

  • @meplenn
    @meplenn 6 лет назад +52

    Children Orca: Oh no, we're trapped.
    Grandma Orca: Hold my beer! !!

  • @Gunslinger378
    @Gunslinger378 10 лет назад +23

    I'm so glad they made it.

  • @veljaycopalmes506
    @veljaycopalmes506 5 лет назад +48

    Or they can just dig small holes for the pod to breathe in till they reach open water. Has anyone think of that?

    • @aw8992
      @aw8992 4 года назад +11

      No they were busy getting rates for the helicopter and kept getting put on hold through their travel agent lol!

    • @SaraNightfire1
      @SaraNightfire1 4 года назад +8

      I live in Maine, ice even three inches thick can take hours to days to chop through on the solid ground. It's also back-breaking work that needs ice picks, hammers, and shovels.
      If they can stand on the ice and walk around where the hole is, I would say it would take months to chop through without special equipment. Especially since it's on the water which changes constantly, and if it's that strong to hold under the currents and tides where it needs to be thicker to hold together. Look at a rapidly flowing river in the winter sometime in freezing conditions, it's very rare for it to be frozen because of that reason.
      Yeah, you need special equipment to chop through such thick ice. It doesn't look thick on the surface, but I'd say it's at least a mile thick underneath.

    • @tessdurberville711
      @tessdurberville711 4 года назад

      @marcus24000 You should not call others "stupid", when you cannot form an intelligible sentence to save your life.

    • @tessdurberville711
      @tessdurberville711 4 года назад

      @marcus24000 Pretentious.

    • @harre0267
      @harre0267 3 года назад +6

      @@SaraNightfire1 its called chaisaws lol

  • @cherishangel6471
    @cherishangel6471 8 лет назад +282

    Sea World came and got em at night.

  • @alienboya
    @alienboya 10 лет назад +27

    Thank god for Grandma Orca

  • @saranoid
    @saranoid 10 лет назад +29

    There is also no record, in all history,
    of any Orca ever killing any human, in the WILD.
    By comparison, in the relatively few years they've been in captivity,
    there have been several human deaths and also severe, non-fatal attacks,
    attributed to Orcas.

    • @ParleLeVu
      @ParleLeVu 6 лет назад

      There is record of Orcas showing hunting behaviour towards humans trapped on ice flakes. But whether or not that person would be killed or eaten after is left unknown.

    • @himissgivemeperfectplease8318
      @himissgivemeperfectplease8318 6 лет назад +1

      saranoid damn “several” its almost like they kill human atleast once a year but nope they don’t. There’s also recorded orca attacks on human, not deaths but attacks in the wild

  • @sethgold2048
    @sethgold2048 3 года назад +4

    ANY MONEY IS WORTH TO SAVE THE ADORABLE SUPER CLEVER. ORCAS

  • @hsun85
    @hsun85 8 лет назад +104

    Should have sent those 2 guys on American Pickers for the rescue. They can break the ice faster than anyone.

    • @pendagar449
      @pendagar449 6 лет назад +3

      Gosh Heck it

    • @bassnazi4713
      @bassnazi4713 6 лет назад +1

      Lol I know this is old but this was totally underrated!

    • @IAMdeborahkeys
      @IAMdeborahkeys 5 лет назад +1

      @@pendagar449 Why don't you have some respect & keep God's name out of this? You would do well to heed what the bible says about the 5th Commandment in Exodus 20:7 "You must not use the name of the Lord your God thoughtlessly. The Lord will punish anyone who is guilty and misuses his name"

    • @pendagar449
      @pendagar449 5 лет назад +5

      @@IAMdeborahkeys
      1: I changed it for you
      2: God is quite rude for punishing a joke

    • @IAMdeborahkeys
      @IAMdeborahkeys 5 лет назад +1

      @@pendagar449 May God bless your obedience & humility 😀

  • @dougsmith2658
    @dougsmith2658 5 лет назад +10

    Echo location. They know the way out. Very intelligent

  • @postshift19
    @postshift19 8 лет назад +16

    Either they escaped, or they froze to death and sank to the bottom.

  • @davepowell7168
    @davepowell7168 3 года назад +3

    Always listen to grandma and then go your own way at your peril.

  • @neddersass8439
    @neddersass8439 5 лет назад +9

    I love these creatures.

  • @annateves8944
    @annateves8944 4 года назад +5

    This video answered none of my questions:(

    • @joulesvelessa2306
      @joulesvelessa2306 3 года назад

      Possible..
      They died? X
      They really scape? X
      Did people try to help? X
      Did people try to video taping them for u-tube likes.√√√√√√√√√√

  • @someday3873
    @someday3873 8 лет назад +11

    These transients Orcas are more adaptable than the local ones around BC which tend to stay around the shores and have a certain diet of Salmon only.Transients are said to more knowledgable about where the best food sources are and tend to be better hunters than the resident Orcas so of course their population is much larger than the ones around BC,Either way one of the most social mammals in the ocean and have they own family structure.Probably smarter than dolphins.

  • @Orcaluv26
    @Orcaluv26 10 лет назад +8

    When the news was released, the pod escaped.

  • @christiannilsson4071
    @christiannilsson4071 7 лет назад +34

    stop calling em "killler whales" they are Orcas....

    • @toddlogg
      @toddlogg 5 лет назад

      Killed whale is a nickname

    • @Monalisa0622
      @Monalisa0622 5 лет назад +2

      they were known as whale killers or killer of whales. some how it has changed to killer whales. don't like that myself because they are not whales.

    • @neddersass8439
      @neddersass8439 5 лет назад +1

      @@Monalisa0622 Just like dolphins, orcas belong to the whale family.

    • @Hyraladen
      @Hyraladen 4 года назад +3

      They are called Killer Whales whether you like it or not. Killer Whales sounds awesome and that's what they were called first.
      They go by many names so stfu and YOU call them Orcas and leave the people who like Calling them Killer Whales.

    • @hi-jv1lq
      @hi-jv1lq 4 года назад

      @@Hyraladen that's your opinion , not a fact. Their true name is Orca.

  • @alanmeires
    @alanmeires 5 лет назад +2

    Let's hope they made it.

  • @SaraNightfire1
    @SaraNightfire1 4 года назад +13

    For people commenting on how they should have cut holes in the ice:
    Ice is extremely thick and hard to break. I live in Maine where once a year we usually get hit by (varying degree depending on the year) an ice storm. You can literally spend the whole day cleaning off your driveway of ice, even six inches. This is on the stable ground where nothing is moving. One time I spent all day scraping my driveway clean with a shovel for six inches of ice in 40-degree Fahrenheit weather. Another time I hired someone to scrape a pathway of about five feet for oil to be delivered after an ice storm, it took them four hours to clean off all the ice. With professional equipment. It's not something to mess around with.
    Since they can stand on the ice and it's on the water, I'd say it's about a mile thick. With currents, tides, and other factors, ice to be able to be that solid to not be affected by the different shifts in the water. There's no way that they can break that ice to the water below even if they had a huge group of volunteers to do so. Sadly, there's nothing that could've been done.

    • @chuparmelapolla1
      @chuparmelapolla1 Год назад

      With today’s technology they can’t break through faster than what you have at home. They’re just cheap and selfish

    • @coo4231
      @coo4231 Год назад +2

      Lmao ok I live in mn and have a cabin on a lake that freezes yearly. Ice is ice regardless..so you are right and wrong.
      Since ice is as strong as you say, and it is, you can stand on anything over a few inches. For example, about 7 or 8 inches is safe for a small car. If it were a mile deep those orcas wouldn't be able to move up n down so quickly like they are and they'd never have escaped. A mile is an incredible distance and that's just completely inaccurate.
      Beyond that, do u know how cold the deep water is? Water doesn't freeze under extreme pressure (in this case, at depth) so 1 mile is impossible and never would happen, ever.
      You said the ocean needs to be thicker to not break up. Yea....that's why it broke up and they escaped 😂😂😂 that's why the ocean ice is mostly in pieces except certain locations or time of year. I'm so confused how u went from accurate to so wrong, so fast . Lol

  • @blakejohnson6987
    @blakejohnson6987 8 лет назад +17

    Reminds me of "Big Miracle!"

  • @garybarr2023
    @garybarr2023 7 лет назад +14

    Should have cut wholes along the ice :)

  • @genie121
    @genie121 7 лет назад +10

    If they need air to breath and one breath lasts them 20mins ...how do they sleep? Or do these creatures remain awake at all times?

    • @shirosai615
      @shirosai615 6 лет назад +5

      They don't sleep like humans do and sleep with one eye open, basically. They rest and, as far as I know, go into a state where they're half awake near the surface so they're able to take a breath. Orcas live in pods and help each other out, while mother whales also help out their young by swimming and keeping them afloat. Same with other species of dolphins and whales.

    • @stinevegsundvag3210
      @stinevegsundvag3210 6 лет назад +2

      They sleep with the breathing hole over the water

    • @becomingfr33
      @becomingfr33 5 лет назад

      They sleep half a brain at a time.

    • @veljaycopalmes506
      @veljaycopalmes506 5 лет назад

      the half of their brain sleeps the other half is awake.

    • @aw8992
      @aw8992 4 года назад

      They go a shore and take naps lol

  • @chichichi998
    @chichichi998 4 года назад +2

    Thank you mother nature for providing a way.

  • @ratchethondaracing2240
    @ratchethondaracing2240 11 лет назад +1

    if its thin enough it will...problem is ice can freeze a couple of feet thick...which could prevent any type of cracking large enough for it to break

  • @elmodelfoker3085
    @elmodelfoker3085 6 лет назад +1

    They moved to the Caribbean and the problem is over, now they live happily in the virgin islands enjoying good fish and a lot of lobster, the best part is that everything is free.

  • @user-gx2pn6jp9o
    @user-gx2pn6jp9o 4 года назад +2

    the thumbnail of this vid just reminded me how huge orcas really are

  • @simeonieweetaluktuk174
    @simeonieweetaluktuk174 3 года назад +1

    My late grandfather saw those orcas. When he went huntling along the flow edge.

  • @buzzlightyearandco
    @buzzlightyearandco 11 лет назад +1

    It would be too expensive and time consuming, not to mention traumatic for the Orcas. There are people who have invested their lives to researching and conserving the species and they know better than anyone else that being pragmatic is necessary.

  • @froey198033
    @froey198033 10 лет назад +22

    orcas r dolphins

    • @pedrodacosta1734
      @pedrodacosta1734 7 лет назад +1

      no.. dolphins are whales

    • @bretteur2legende
      @bretteur2legende 6 лет назад

      William Levy : Fuck you Dolphin ! And Fuck you Whale !!!

    • @noneofyourbusiness4294
      @noneofyourbusiness4294 6 лет назад +1

      William Levy nope, whales are not dolphins. Dolphins are a sub species of whales, but it doesn't work the other way around.
      Basically all dolphins are whales, but not all whales are dolphins.

    • @TheCriticalCarcharodon
      @TheCriticalCarcharodon 5 лет назад +1

      That's not what a subspecies is.

  • @iamsuperperfect4605
    @iamsuperperfect4605 7 лет назад +1

    When orcas spy hop they're looking for food, their sonar could identify/navigate them to another opening in the ice.

  • @debbiepower1992
    @debbiepower1992 9 лет назад +3

    Bless them all

  • @xannah1531
    @xannah1531 7 лет назад +11

    Yet they keep these animals in tanks at seaworld. Wild life is the only life

  • @violetlove1893
    @violetlove1893 3 года назад +7

    Aww my babies!!! Surely someone could have pulled the ice to give the Orcas more air and room to breathe... If they really cared about Orcas they would have made a way..
    I pray the Orcas get out to sea and find food, peace, and freedom.

  • @LadyBludgeon
    @LadyBludgeon 11 лет назад +1

    Some species of whales (Orcas are dolphin family btw) can live over 150 yrs. There was one Right Whale which was found still alive in the 21st Century with a harpoon that was specially made during the 19th Century whaling years making that particular whale have an estimated age nearly over 140s yrs old. I can believe it since it is a fact that animals with lower heart rates tend to life longer.

  • @cheryl-annegoh5278
    @cheryl-annegoh5278 3 года назад +1

    Too costly and too time consuming???! What the???!!!

  • @ajcook7777
    @ajcook7777 6 лет назад +2

    which orca said the grandma led them out?! I believe it was the uncle who said that

  • @MKIVWWI
    @MKIVWWI 6 лет назад +7

    Always send the icebreakers anyways. The way an icebreaker can cut parallel relief channels, it doesn't have to get close to the whales to totally break up pack ice. Icebreakers rule over sea ice! BTW, we're coming up on the 50th Anniversary, in August-September of 2019 of the most epic icebreaker in history -- the S.S. Manhattan, a huge (for then) oil tanker converted by Esso-Humble Oil (later Exxon) into the biggest icebreaker ever. Deadweight 115,000 tons, and she was modified with a huge, heavy icebreaking prow, as well as more hull braces and protective skirts for her rudders and propellers. She conquered the Northwest Passage in 1969, and back when sea ice was much heavier than today. Hail to the Manhattan!

  • @jamesvonwald
    @jamesvonwald 7 лет назад +3

    they got themselves out. that's amazing!

  • @theofleischer7979
    @theofleischer7979 9 лет назад +10

    Drop rescue the orcas has live in many thousand years in the ice sea they learn how to survive without help.

    • @aw8992
      @aw8992 4 года назад

      I agree i think humans do more harm than good they probabley wernt even stuck but made for good news coverage!!

  • @shalandaposton3331
    @shalandaposton3331 5 лет назад +3

    Heart warming story

  • @sarahjohnston3167
    @sarahjohnston3167 11 лет назад +2

    that's another reason y they kept coming up for air to keep the whole from freezing over

  • @vids4bigkids
    @vids4bigkids 10 лет назад +1

    'Too costly, too time consuming' fuck me humans are horrible

  • @msmuffit829
    @msmuffit829 5 лет назад +1

    I hope they are all ok

  • @KVeneris
    @KVeneris 5 лет назад +1

    Even animals help other animals.

  • @jonlowing7907
    @jonlowing7907 3 года назад +1

    Could they have been deliberately churning the water in the ice hole to prevent it from refreezing?

  • @katrine3445
    @katrine3445 11 лет назад +1

    and just a little above 20 in captivity.......... says a lot huh

  • @popout886
    @popout886 11 лет назад +1

    The ice wont crack when they jump up and down? looks a bit scary to me while those people stand so close to witness it...

    • @SaraNightfire1
      @SaraNightfire1 4 года назад

      To be able to hold that long in constantly shifting water: I'd say that ice is about a mile thick. They're fine, and most likely could have a hundred people on that same spot with no problems.

  • @saranoid
    @saranoid 10 лет назад

    a colourful suit isn't a bad idea,
    but Cetaceans (whales and dolphins) primarily rely upon sonar to "see" underwater, since they are often in murky or dark waters.
    Their sonar is far more sophisticated than what the military, or medical community uses.
    It is said that using sonar, Cetaceans can "see" if a female human in the water is pregnant, they can "see" our hearts beating. This theory would do much to explain the attachment Cetaceans exhibit toward people.

  • @karlaperdomo3124
    @karlaperdomo3124 7 лет назад

    Orcas at Sea World: " Trapped? Bitch Please..."

  • @benoitranque7791
    @benoitranque7791 Год назад

    Who TF thought "yeah let's pick up the whales with a helicopter" was an even remotely good idea, they're not gonna just hop aboard these are wild animals

  • @janeevanz
    @janeevanz 5 лет назад +1

    the truth was no one wanted to spend money in saving these orcas cuz no agency would profit. SICK

    • @donnahursey4896
      @donnahursey4896 5 лет назад +1

      This world is all about money. And if they in the world can not make a profit by saving lives or orcas they are not going to help ....

  • @notamused3715
    @notamused3715 6 лет назад

    Int orcas BRILLIANT??? Seriously though,they ARE brilliant and I hope this pod made it and are thriving!

  • @fredconnelly7502
    @fredconnelly7502 3 года назад +2

    I saw this one I hope there make it out Orcas did.

  • @adamrolwand6828
    @adamrolwand6828 7 лет назад +2

    I'd love to know if they survived or not?

  • @williekasudluak1870
    @williekasudluak1870 10 лет назад +2

    Hey animal lovers you guys still not thinking about ship ice breaker for inukjuak it could happen again anytime in winter i believe hudson bay really needs a ice breaker (think about that animal lovers) thats a good idea :)

  • @tomlathrop4094
    @tomlathrop4094 5 лет назад +1

    the helicopter is too costly and time consuming and the icebreaker is not? BS

  • @donnahursey4896
    @donnahursey4896 5 лет назад +1

    What can I do to help the orcas remain at sea or help get them out capti ity

    • @hamadagarip9213
      @hamadagarip9213 4 года назад

      realy care about you but what after die?islamreligion.com

  • @emmaejwertzmusic6931
    @emmaejwertzmusic6931 10 лет назад +2

    did they make it??

    • @rahechelmarie4818
      @rahechelmarie4818 4 года назад

      Emma Ejwertz Music -Idk why RUclips is just now recommending me this video lol.... in case you actually see my comment, yes they did :) www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/environment/2013/jan/10/stranded-killer-whales-break-free-hudson-bay

    • @hamadagarip9213
      @hamadagarip9213 4 года назад

      realy care about you but what after die?islamreligion.com

  • @whalelight3
    @whalelight3 11 лет назад

    I know three female orcas in Washington ,USA that are 80 , 85 and 102 years old
    as of 2013!!

  • @adriancazarez4756
    @adriancazarez4756 7 лет назад +1

    One whale weighs approx 5 tons 30 ft long... here they're 5
    5x 30= 60 ft
    5x6 = 30 tons
    Rescuing them would've endangered the rescuers
    But amazingly they escaped? Wow

  • @awuma
    @awuma 9 лет назад +3

    De-icing agitators could have helped here, as they have in other trapped-whale situations.

    • @aw8992
      @aw8992 4 года назад

      Well they were too busy getting Martha Stewart to get it on the air they didn't have time to make calls for the agitators lol

    • @tessdurberville711
      @tessdurberville711 4 года назад

      @@aw8992 That is Diane Sawyer!🤭

  • @sarahjohnston3167
    @sarahjohnston3167 11 лет назад +1

    we have what are called biologists that follow them and yes they got out.

  • @buzzlightyearandco
    @buzzlightyearandco 11 лет назад

    It mentioned that the nearest icebreaker ship was too far away to make a timely rescue and would be too loud and frighten the Orcas.

    • @aw8992
      @aw8992 4 года назад

      Yes the ice breaking ship was far far away from where the ice actually is this way they save on gas lol

  • @theHoax100
    @theHoax100 8 лет назад +2

    is that martha stewart

  • @ItsMe-yv9jd
    @ItsMe-yv9jd 17 дней назад

    A week later, a fleet of Japanese 'research' ships caught them in their nets... they were sliced and diced and packed up, stuffed into their warehouse coolers to be shipped to schools all across Japan and eaten by children at lunchtime.

  • @Gnomefro
    @Gnomefro 11 лет назад

    No, it actually doesn't. There are plenty of Orcas in captivity that are far older than 20. I have issues with the values of the numbers as well, but just assuming they are accurate, you'd be comparing maximum observed lifespan in the wild with average lifespan in captivity including child mortality(which is abysmal in the wild as well)

  • @Madronaxyz
    @Madronaxyz 15 дней назад

    The Russians using Icebreaker to free their belugas.

  • @georgegoertzen4723
    @georgegoertzen4723 6 лет назад +8

    Is this the same pod that killed the pod of narwhals?. Maybe mother nature was trying to even up the odds as narwhals and Bulaga whales have no ice to hide under anymore to get away from the orcas. Don't get me wrong. I love orcas. But that attack on the narwhals was pure butchery. They killed the whole pod, more meat than they could consume in a week. They reminded me of the bored village dogs 50 years ago, that would join up in a pack at night, taking down calves and any cows trying to defend them. Anything that survived their attacks had to be shot anyway. We've changed the environment so much that there are killer whales in Hudson 's Bay hunting the seals and Bulagas that the polar bear needs when he is able to get back on the ice after fasting for 6 months instead of four and a half. I hope it is not too late for all the polar animals. I think about anything that I can to to minimize my impact on the environment, from starting my car to purchases I make. I keep my heat at 70 degrees and wear socks and a hoody if I feel cold. Every little bit can help. We all need to work together. Don't sit in an idling car, turn it off! Or better yet, make it electric next time. Please. I'd like my great great grandchildren to be able to see these animals alive, not just as images in books or on film.

  • @zaz4667
    @zaz4667 2 года назад

    Maybe because there is less things to eat and the Orcas are having to go north more to find something. I seen a report the other day that said the average salmon caught in Alaska are getting smaller and smaller.

  • @cuso20
    @cuso20 10 лет назад +1

    So did the whales make it? There seriously is no follow up story?

  • @IXIWineIXI
    @IXIWineIXI 5 лет назад +1

    What caused this? Global warming or global cooling. If no one knows then it has to be global change

  • @cyrillayman7431
    @cyrillayman7431 6 лет назад

    Female Orca live between 80-105 years of age.

  • @shadowkick2852
    @shadowkick2852 4 года назад +2

    I really hope the whales made it out. I would have helped the whales. Screw the cost.

  • @7up139
    @7up139 5 лет назад +1

    Why is there a British man in every documentary-style video?

  • @yokanshree4621
    @yokanshree4621 5 месяцев назад

    I would have liked to see how they escaped

  • @MrsSawaya
    @MrsSawaya 11 лет назад +1

    I would have tried to cut holes for them myself

    • @Beast-ii2rq
      @Beast-ii2rq 4 года назад

      MrsSawaya that would take forever

  • @RENZEENO
    @RENZEENO 4 года назад

    How would they have got them air lifted?

  • @Kyra13O
    @Kyra13O 10 лет назад +2

    The saddest thing is that people don't care about what happens with them. An helicopter is ''too costly'' to save the lifes of 20 animals, but if it is the president they could get 100 helicopters from another part of the world.
    I hate humans

  • @Jyromi
    @Jyromi 11 лет назад

    Pigs! those who said that saving them was time consuming and too expensive, but I didnt see no icebreaker ship, i just saw helicopters.

  • @mc_sim
    @mc_sim 7 лет назад +2

    couldn't they blow the holes in the ice every mile or a bit less? not so hard and quick

    • @KVeneris
      @KVeneris 5 лет назад

      Yes-or axes perhaps

  • @BaronOfHell666
    @BaronOfHell666 11 лет назад

    I hate to be negative Nancy but just because you can't see them doesn't mean they escaped. The pod could have drowned under the ice. I hope not but since no one actually seen the pod leave it is a possibility. You have a hundred mile ice problem. The weather changed so they could move but not move a hundred miles. At best they are having the same problem somewhere else. hmmm actually I have no idea how fast whales can swim, maybe they did make it out.

  • @carrotteeman4008
    @carrotteeman4008 8 лет назад +1

    Killer whale brains are bigger than humans,but brains versus body size human s have the biggest brains to body size.

  • @myinnersmurf
    @myinnersmurf 9 лет назад +1

    Omg i am crying

  • @kristopherfigoli5427
    @kristopherfigoli5427 6 месяцев назад

    It's so funny how many people actually just believe what the news tells them how sad

  • @halaambe
    @halaambe 10 лет назад +1

    how about using dynamite to create more air pockets towards the open ocean? is that too costly?

  • @sionelaui95
    @sionelaui95 10 лет назад +2

    When the news released they were already transfored to sea world

    • @woolley-ana3291
      @woolley-ana3291 10 лет назад

      really. damn it

    • @marykay8587
      @marykay8587 10 лет назад

      Renae Woolley no they werent sont listen to him

    • @woolley-ana3291
      @woolley-ana3291 10 лет назад

      mary konopasek phew, thanks mary :)

    • @himissgivemeperfectplease8318
      @himissgivemeperfectplease8318 6 лет назад

      Renae Woolley well think about it, this is most likely a northern transient orca. The ones in sea world are southern resident or transient. They wouldn’t take him even if it would make them more money. You comment is old but imma still comment lel.

  • @writer684
    @writer684 2 года назад

    Did they reach open water?

  • @elisoil
    @elisoil 7 лет назад

    I pray they make it....hope this is recent....???

  • @prbyshayschmitt6657
    @prbyshayschmitt6657 10 лет назад +77

    God takes care of His creatures :)

    • @Housefrequence
      @Housefrequence 10 лет назад +25

      By that logic, God doesn't care about all the orcas and other dolphins that end up stranded on the beach and die. Perhaps they're the creatures of the Devil. :O

    • @marykay8587
      @marykay8587 10 лет назад +2

      Café au lait i think man kills off the animals, not God or the Devil.....not beaching or stranding.....

    • @oranjizer
      @oranjizer 8 лет назад +2

      +mary konopasek Proof that god does shit... if god truly took care then he would not let man kill it. LOL

    • @marykay8587
      @marykay8587 8 лет назад +3

      LotusEater so what your saying is that you acknowledge God but claims He does shit, least you acknowledge Him

    • @oranjizer
      @oranjizer 8 лет назад +1

      mary konopasek
      I have no issues in acknowledging him if by doing so someone will be happy, i have no issues accepting if by doing so it will bring peace..... However, the moment gods existence brings negativity, hatred, destruction, god is non existent for me.
      I will remove all traces of god, I will let him live only if he brings good to people and the world.
      I strongly believe that we(humans) created god, however by believing otherwise if it brings happiness im ok to ignore that we created god.
      Hope you understood my stance, as long as people are happy i will acknowledge him.

  • @flxgld7096
    @flxgld7096 5 лет назад

    Great white:"That's what you get"

  • @derrickwatkins8472
    @derrickwatkins8472 3 года назад

    Plot twist when summer comes the ice melts and all the killer Wales are dead just over a mile away from the hole

  • @Lola-lh5kl
    @Lola-lh5kl 4 года назад

    So did they survive

  • @missbrownskinlady23
    @missbrownskinlady23 3 года назад

    This so horrible I hate seeing them suffer

  • @BiiGSniiFF
    @BiiGSniiFF 11 лет назад

    So true!

  • @OfficialWolftek
    @OfficialWolftek 11 лет назад

    Not necessarily. Take dogs for example, the smaller they are, the longer they can live. Obviously this doesn't include every type of small dog. But most of them... yes.

  • @BigAl2-u7e
    @BigAl2-u7e 7 лет назад

    I once saw a movie like this except it was with three gray whales instead

    • @KoolBreeze420
      @KoolBreeze420 7 лет назад

      That movie was based on real events but it wasn't this event.

  • @susansmith4784
    @susansmith4784 4 года назад +1

    Well done granny orca 👍
    PS how would anyone know how they got out, whether any orca found a path out or which orca did? Was that media spin?🤔

    • @SofiaRodriguez-nu5er
      @SofiaRodriguez-nu5er 3 года назад

      According to other comments, they didn't made it out. All of them died