It was a hoax photo. Not a real thing. The pic shows a tiger over a reindeer carcass. Reindeer are Asiatic/Siberian ungulates. Reindeer are not found in Alaska, as far as I know.
What I havent read about yet is what happens if a boat sank and people were in the water. What would the Orca's do? An Orca playing with a person in the water is a frightening thought.
@@houstandy1009sad part if rhe orcas did actually attack, they would be killed, most if not all animals that kill or attack ppl are killed to due safety reasons.
From what I understand, orcas only hunt what they're taught. But I'm by no means an orca expert. But it's definitely happening for a reason, as is the cause for all things in nature. Great video Pal.
This was cool af, but it's sad AF to think of how us humans are affecting the ocean's ecosystem and the adaptation of animals by ways we had never thought of.
Humans aren’t going anywhere, so they better adapted they get to us (for better or worse), the more likely they will survive going forward. Just sayin.
Why does everyone just discount humans as if we’re strangers on this planet. Animals have substantial impacts on their environment and the ecosystems that they live in by simply doing what they do. We consider that to be a natural and “good” thing and yet when humans have an impact on an ecosystem or an environment, regardless of what they did to cause it or what impact they had, it’s considered to be unnatural and negative. It seems like people believe that we’re supposed to just observe the earth instead of participating in it like every other organism that’s ever existed here before. It’s not something I’m overly upset about or anything and I don’t really even have a point to make other than it’s funny to me that people are so egocentric and self-absorbed that they think that the entire planet exists as something that was built for us to observe and study but not participate in. Instead of just recognizing that we’re just one of billions of other species that have rented some time on this rock and we’ll eventually be gone and the earth will go on and on, just awaiting the next major change that will occur until it too expires and becomes a brief blip in the timeline.
@@wisdomleader85 sure, hating bugs is pretty normal. I can't think of anyone ever hating any mammal though. Orcas are pretty much universally loved between the old free willy movie and the revelation of the negative effects of holding them captive for places like sea world and marine land
@@rockyevans1584 I think orcas are in many ways relatable. Apart from naturally being a matriarchal society. They do tend to look out for each other, hunt together, kick out the boys but keep em close til they become of age. They get bored and make trends and then tell everyone about it. 😂😅
I almost thought this was going be “how big do boats really get?” lol All jokes aside, brilliant vid as always and congrats on the 100k milestone mate 👍
My cat will bite my Mrs leg if she ignored the continuous pestering for wet-food by the cat... since the orca learned that the boats can be associated with caught tunas i.e. easy prey, when it is not there, they turned to the boats in getting the attention... "where is our fish???"
The “training” idea is fascinating, and might make sense of the original reports which suggest the calf was being shown the boat. Kind of a “look, do this”. I know a sonar operator who described watching humpback (I think) whales where two groups met and one appeared to teach the other how to create a bubble net. It would be amazing to see more examples of whales and dolphins learning from each other.
They've never been recorded or witnessed attacking humans in the wild. Doesn't mean they haven't done it, and if they have tried, no person is escaping the way they possibly can from an attacking shark
As you said, one orca's revenge may have evolved into many other orcas' didactic material or easier meals. That shows such tremendous brain power. In this case, I believe it's the people who must adapt, which they, unusually wisely, are already doing. Mankind may have met its match in the ocean.
They have as more neurons and a much larger brain than we do. They are likely as intelligent and self aware as humans, just completely alien to us and nowhere near as tribally violent or expansionist.
i thought the theory would be orcas attacking tuna boats in order to steal the tuna, or feel they are justified in attacking the boats, because the boats are taking large amounts of tuna away from the orcas
@@politicallyincorrectandpro5856 right but not sure if the orcas know that, they just think any boat passing by is there to take tuna anyway. or it can be a mix of other orcas copying the others
1500 years ago orca's were already known for doing this. They even gave the killer whale a name who kept attacking the Byzantian boats: Porphyrios. That thing terrorised the black sea for over 50 years before they finally managed to kill it
I wonder if they like the feeling of swimming into wake being created by the boat's rudder? And if that has something to do with why they are drawn in to then mess with the rudder. Like a curious child might break a gadget they have been fiddling with.
Random theory: being attacked by killer whales on a small boat is unsettling. Going faster can even make them attack more. Fear-based countermeasures would be pretty limited in most civilian ships. One thing that most people have is food. Fisherman even have extra food in the form of fish or bait. Throwing food to the whale might not be something most would do unprompted, but getting the whales to stop attacking might seem pretty exceptional for most folks. The idea would be, “the more they focus on the food, the less they will focus on my rudder”. Hell, it’s something I have to admit it would consider trying if I had no idea why they were attacking and what would happen. Anyway, if even a small percentage of folks throw food/fish out, that could encourage them to try it more often (remember too that most attacks happen around noon - lunch time!). One weakness of this theory is that the amount of food would likely be very small compared to a whale. However, the flavors would easily be things that most wild whales would never dream of otherwise tasting. That novelty could be really motivating, especially for younger whales. Anyway, just a thought.
I hope that these orcas manage to teach humans to change their fishing practices. It would be poetic for orcas to succeed where conservationists have failed
I know someone myself who is studying orca behaviour in the East Atlantic at the moment and she claims she has seen orca's "attack" boats near her TWICE. And she has only started a couple weeks ago. So i'm actually not THAT surprised by the enormous rate of boat attacks even though it indeed seems under reported. What is even worse is that i have seen NO coverage whatsoever about the 2065 Coelacanth attacks on cargo ships JUST THIS WEEK! does anyone actually still care about the news anymore?
@@AncientWildTV She's not really done with her study so i don't think i can already shout conclusions for her, but from what i hear all the interactions she has had appear "surprisingly gentle" and playful to her. She also never really used the word "attack" and more "encounter" though others in her field did
Spain's _Guardia Civil_ is treating this issue on a case-by-case basis. But if the attacks start happening near the big naval base at Rota (which services both Spanish Navy and US Navy ships), then it could become an (unfortunately) different story.
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The Rudder, clips them, sail boats are silent and the young Orca's are not use to it. If you hurt a number of Orca's their sense is to destroy what harms them and it will not stop.
Orca seem to have long memories.. love to know who the sailboat owner is that injured or killed one of them to start all this..they don't fish for tuna with sailboats so it isn't a competition for bigger tuna..
The proximity of the Base means the waters are constantly being hammered by side search sonar from RN ships . Word is she got zapped and remembered it .
What’s with the blurred screen in some of the pictures of the waterways assuming but not looking at something horrific or murderous? Why the censorship I don’t get it.
The main question is why wouldn’t they??? If we had alien ships taking our resources out of the sky how would we feel?? And orcas are full aware of their surroundings
This isn't completely new behavior. Sometime ago, possible in the 80's, there was an article about a pod of orcas harassing a sailboat in waters around Australia. It wasn't a brief encounter. The orcas left but came back and harassed them again. People on the boat were very scared as it seemed they were trying to sink it. In those same waters they do attack whales to separate calves from their mothers and then kill them. They will go from one attack to another to get their calves. Maybe the training theory could apply to learning how hunt whale calves too.
i think a fishing boat got tired of them stealing there tuna off there lines and attacked an orca ? maybe injuring or even killing one. Don't forget the first attacks was back in 2020 no one had heard much about the orca's before that????
What a load of garbage. Humans need to quit being so insufferably pretentious. This idea that you know why a wild creature behaves the way it does is the height of arrogance. Why can't it simply be individual ogue behaviour ? Such as we witness in other species, including humans. No, it always has to be some extraordinarily complex reason that some self identified genius feels the need to explain simply to stroke their own ego regardless of validity.
You say ‘learning the behavior’. Really, it’d be more accurate to say, ‘learning the boats’ weaknesses’. Because orcas have proven themselves to possess intelligence on par with humans, we should speak about them as such.
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The more intelligent and socially complex a species, the more often our explanation of their behavior is "we honestly don't have a definite answer." 😂
congrats on 100k
deserves it all and then some
love your vids and will continue to love them
keep up the amazing work
More than deserved? I think he does great work. He desrves it all. Maybe a tenuous grasp on English language.
@@austinisfullpleasedontmove653 there you go
changed it only for you
are you happy now?
Can you do a video about Siberian Tigers seen in Alaska? Its an interesting subject.
Yeah, planning to do it soon actually!
Tigger!
It was a hoax photo. Not a real thing. The pic shows a tiger over a reindeer carcass. Reindeer are Asiatic/Siberian ungulates. Reindeer are not found in Alaska, as far as I know.
@@wildworld6264awesome
The only thing I can find about this was an April fools joke...
What I havent read about yet is what happens if a boat sank and people were in the water. What would the Orca's do? An Orca playing with a person in the water is a frightening thought.
The boats that have sank and crew have taken to the life raft the Orcas have left them alone. They have shown no interest in attacking the people.
O what a shame...
@@shahghajar8054 why would you want Orcas to attack sailors in life boats?
You some kind of nutcase or something.
@@houstandy1009sad part if rhe orcas did actually attack, they would be killed, most if not all animals that kill or attack ppl are killed to due safety reasons.
That would result in retaliatory attacks towards Orcas. Well, I don't mind whaling towards Orcas
Orcas have their Tiktok trends too 😂
At least they’re not doing Fortnite dances…
An Orca is basically a multi-tonne torpedo with a top speed in excess of 50 km/hr.
No it isn't 😂😂
@@arthurmorgan7086it is if you teach them the secrets of explosives lol
Yeeesssss! A video on Orcas!!! Thank you man!! I loved it!! And you finally reached 100,000! Thats SO AMAZING dude! Good job!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks a ton!
From what I understand, orcas only hunt what they're taught. But I'm by no means an orca expert. But it's definitely happening for a reason, as is the cause for all things in nature. Great video Pal.
Well said! I am definitely not an expert either, but some of the theories put forward by specialists seem pretty logical.
This was cool af, but it's sad AF to think of how us humans are affecting the ocean's ecosystem and the adaptation of animals by ways we had never thought of.
Humans aren’t going anywhere, so they better adapted they get to us (for better or worse), the more likely they will survive going forward. Just sayin.
Why does everyone just discount humans as if we’re strangers on this planet. Animals have substantial impacts on their environment and the ecosystems that they live in by simply doing what they do. We consider that to be a natural and “good” thing and yet when humans have an impact on an ecosystem or an environment, regardless of what they did to cause it or what impact they had, it’s considered to be unnatural and negative. It seems like people believe that we’re supposed to just observe the earth instead of participating in it like every other organism that’s ever existed here before. It’s not something I’m overly upset about or anything and I don’t really even have a point to make other than it’s funny to me that people are so egocentric and self-absorbed that they think that the entire planet exists as something that was built for us to observe and study but not participate in. Instead of just recognizing that we’re just one of billions of other species that have rented some time on this rock and we’ll eventually be gone and the earth will go on and on, just awaiting the next major change that will occur until it too expires and becomes a brief blip in the timeline.
Great content as usual keep up the good work 👏
Appreciate it!
Doesn't matter what their motive is, I just can't hate orcas. I think boat owners can find ways to adapt, humans should be pretty good at this anyway.
What animals do you hate? Also, why?
@@rockyevans1584
Cockroaches and mosquitoes, and I don't think I need to explain why.
@@wisdomleader85 sure, hating bugs is pretty normal. I can't think of anyone ever hating any mammal though. Orcas are pretty much universally loved between the old free willy movie and the revelation of the negative effects of holding them captive for places like sea world and marine land
@@rockyevans1584I hate orcas
@@rockyevans1584 I think orcas are in many ways relatable. Apart from naturally being a matriarchal society. They do tend to look out for each other, hunt together, kick out the boys but keep em close til they become of age. They get bored and make trends and then tell everyone about it. 😂😅
Love these, excited when every video comes out!
I almost thought this was going be “how big do boats really get?” lol
All jokes aside, brilliant vid as always and congrats on the 100k milestone mate 👍
I’ll start getting nervous if they start wearing people as hats…
My cat will bite my Mrs leg if she ignored the continuous pestering for wet-food by the cat... since the orca learned that the boats can be associated with caught tunas i.e. easy prey, when it is not there, they turned to the boats in getting the attention... "where is our fish???"
Sounds like people may have fed them from boats.
Congratulations on 100,000 subscribers! You have a great channel and you deserve success!
The “training” idea is fascinating, and might make sense of the original reports which suggest the calf was being shown the boat. Kind of a “look, do this”. I know a sonar operator who described watching humpback (I think) whales where two groups met and one appeared to teach the other how to create a bubble net. It would be amazing to see more examples of whales and dolphins learning from each other.
Interesting. Instead of calling someone a copycat I'll call them a copyorca
Salmon hats should be all the rage this season.
It's hard to tell maybe training or trauma or just for the fun of it. Orcas never attack human beings in the wild, so it's a big mystery.
They've never been recorded or witnessed attacking humans in the wild. Doesn't mean they haven't done it, and if they have tried, no person is escaping the way they possibly can from an attacking shark
@@rockyevans1584 I don't think they do cause orca probably know humans are the alpha predator in both land and sea. I'm just saying. Well mostly sea.
@@rockyevans1584 I think they know humans are dangerous and are alpha predators.
As you said, one orca's revenge may have evolved into many other orcas' didactic material or easier meals. That shows such tremendous brain power. In this case, I believe it's the people who must adapt, which they, unusually wisely, are already doing. Mankind may have met its match in the ocean.
Or it's rabies.
They have as more neurons and a much larger brain than we do. They are likely as intelligent and self aware as humans, just completely alien to us and nowhere near as tribally violent or expansionist.
i thought the theory would be orcas attacking tuna boats in order to steal the tuna, or feel they are justified in attacking the boats, because the boats are taking large amounts of tuna away from the orcas
That makes sense. This kind of interaction may be bc of a mix of curiosity, frustration, and an instinct to protect their hunting grounds
Except that attacked boats are mostly sailing boat but not fishing boats….
@@politicallyincorrectandpro5856 right but not sure if the orcas know that, they just think any boat passing by is there to take tuna anyway.
or it can be a mix of other orcas copying the others
It’s the sonar! More boats more sonar!
1500 years ago orca's were already known for doing this. They even gave the killer whale a name who kept attacking the Byzantian boats: Porphyrios. That thing terrorised the black sea for over 50 years before they finally managed to kill it
I wonder if they like the feeling of swimming into wake being created by the boat's rudder? And if that has something to do with why they are drawn in to then mess with the rudder. Like a curious child might break a gadget they have been fiddling with.
It happens on one place, so I think these orcas don't appreciate humans with their boats take away their food supply.
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Since orcas have started attacking boats, possibly just for fun. The question isn't why are they still doing it, but why would they stop.
I thought this was already de-bunked months ago and the cause was the use of sonar on the boats irritating the Orcas?
Random theory: being attacked by killer whales on a small boat is unsettling. Going faster can even make them attack more. Fear-based countermeasures would be pretty limited in most civilian ships. One thing that most people have is food. Fisherman even have extra food in the form of fish or bait. Throwing food to the whale might not be something most would do unprompted, but getting the whales to stop attacking might seem pretty exceptional for most folks. The idea would be, “the more they focus on the food, the less they will focus on my rudder”. Hell, it’s something I have to admit it would consider trying if I had no idea why they were attacking and what would happen. Anyway, if even a small percentage of folks throw food/fish out, that could encourage them to try it more often (remember too that most attacks happen around noon - lunch time!). One weakness of this theory is that the amount of food would likely be very small compared to a whale. However, the flavors would easily be things that most wild whales would never dream of otherwise tasting. That novelty could be really motivating, especially for younger whales. Anyway, just a thought.
It began like this:
Willy: Boats …. I am so sick of goddamn boats. Think about it guys, how fucking annoying is boat?
All the Orcas: O.Ô
Going to the Med in 2027. Will have 50cal Barrett on board.
as one should
I hope that these orcas manage to teach humans to change their fishing practices. It would be poetic for orcas to succeed where conservationists have failed
My theory is a close relative of gladus blanca had an encounter with some Japanese that left gladus blanca traumatized
One idea might be that a sailboat from below with the centreboard and rudder looks a lot like a whale
they know you went to SeaWorld 😮
I believe some boater have fed the Orcas and that explains why she drew her calf to the boat. If you don’t feed her, she rams your boat.
I know someone myself who is studying orca behaviour in the East Atlantic at the moment and she claims she has seen orca's "attack" boats near her TWICE. And she has only started a couple weeks ago. So i'm actually not THAT surprised by the enormous rate of boat attacks even though it indeed seems under reported.
What is even worse is that i have seen NO coverage whatsoever about the 2065 Coelacanth attacks on cargo ships JUST THIS WEEK! does anyone actually still care about the news anymore?
I'm surprised coelacanth attacks are so low
Do you know what caused these interactions? Like it's more about territoriality, play, or something else entirely?
coelacanth attacking cargo ships? dafuq
@@AncientWildTV She's not really done with her study so i don't think i can already shout conclusions for her, but from what i hear all the interactions she has had appear "surprisingly gentle" and playful to her. She also never really used the word "attack" and more "encounter" though others in her field did
Possibly because humans are STILL cnts.
Although you are right, so are orcas 😂
You are both spot on, therefore human and orca gangs must learn to co-exist in the watery hood 😁
@@alinapopescu872 true that 🤣
Humans are carbon nanotubes? Or did you mean: ¢’s??
@@alinapopescu872Nah species war it is
Orca learning to become Kick streamer
Spain's _Guardia Civil_ is treating this issue on a case-by-case basis. But if the attacks start happening near the big naval base at Rota (which services both Spanish Navy and US Navy ships), then it could become an (unfortunately) different story.
I reckon that the Orca that target the tuna from boats have associated boats with food
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Loud engines from boats that may interfere with their echolocation could also play a part in their behavior
Aren't most of the ships they attack sailing ships without engines though?
Because they recognize us as competition.
I heard that this is basically a trend among orcas
Maybe they know humans won't hurt them, so it's a good learning tool for bigger prey.
They are not attacking they play.... not a good move but learned from the elders !
The Rudder, clips them, sail boats are silent and the young Orca's are not use to it.
If you hurt a number of Orca's their sense is to destroy what harms them and it will not stop.
Good on em.
Orca seem to have long memories.. love to know who the sailboat owner is that injured or killed one of them to start all this..they don't fish for tuna with sailboats so it isn't a competition for bigger tuna..
Wasn’t Gladys Blanca injured by a fishing boat?
I thought maybe they attacked the boats to provoke it into giving them food because if the ships used to put tuna out, they could have remembered.
The proximity of the Base means the waters are constantly being hammered by side search sonar from RN ships .
Word is she got zapped and remembered it .
What’s with the blurred screen in some of the pictures of the waterways assuming but not looking at something horrific or murderous? Why the censorship I don’t get it.
The real question is why did they wait so long?
Look into Old Tom from Eden Australia
There is a great doc on the subject killers in Eden
I think also offers some insight into the subject
Thanks for the suggestion, I will
Target practice, never thought of that.
I would imagine the orcas are attacking boats because some sort of SeaWorld keep stealing babies
Perhaps boats in that region could play pilot whales’ calls to scare them off.
Even Orcas are working out who to blame for climate change.
The adults are training the younger ones to attack
Lets give them large fluffy ballooney boats to play with
Have they tried broadcasting the song of the pilot whale? It's known that orcas don't like it
sunken boats attract fish, orcas eat fish
Boats don't belong in the Ocean, Orca's do.
Wearing a dead Salmon on your head is so last season
Because they want a piece. Come and get it!
They not dumb, they know humans catching all their food.
The main question is why wouldn’t they??? If we had alien ships taking our resources out of the sky how would we feel?? And orcas are full aware of their surroundings
It looks like my message was too long. 😮
Word has got out about sea world and how we treat orcas, and rumor has it they are pissed
Not *Gladys* ?
People were feeding them is why ?
Why Are Orcas STILL Attacking Boats? Because we did not stop them!
What is choona?
This isn't completely new behavior. Sometime ago, possible in the 80's, there was an article about a pod of orcas harassing a sailboat in waters around Australia. It wasn't a brief encounter. The orcas left but came back and harassed them again. People on the boat were very scared as it seemed they were trying to sink it. In those same waters they do attack whales to separate calves from their mothers and then kill them. They will go from one attack to another to get their calves. Maybe the training theory could apply to learning how hunt whale calves too.
They seen the movie cocaine bear, and want to make the sequel.
Humans have been too aggressive & now its retaliation probably is my not so humble opinion.
how many boats sunk. stats 100's are you sure. I haven't heard of any sinkings. just rudder damage. pls explain
No doubt because humans are doing something new to annoy them.
Boats are going to start carrying elephant rifles. The issue will right itself
So you're saying orcas have memes?
Well, you know...orcas gonna orca. 😅
Where ??.
Harpoons could deter this behavior
Gladys Gladius.
i think a fishing boat got tired of them stealing there tuna off there lines and attacked an orca ? maybe injuring or even killing one. Don't forget the first attacks was back in 2020 no one had heard much about the orca's before that????
Ah yes, the New Normal: back to the office, no more social distancing, and accepting the L for all the Seaworld crimes.
The only species that can defeat us.
LOL, no
@connannbarbarin3033 without modern weapons yes. Even as recent as the medieval times, it would have been a fair fight.
@connannbarbarin3033 even a couple of dudes with sidearms on a boat would probably lose to a couple of killer whales.
@@ryanb9749 how about a 30 mm autocannon?
Pronouncing Gladius like Gladys is my new trigger.
These are all juvenile orcas attacking ships, w the adults seen in the distance.. these mischievous teenagers having fun. They’re playing.
What a load of garbage. Humans need to quit being so insufferably pretentious. This idea that you know why a wild creature behaves the way it does is the height of arrogance. Why can't it simply be individual ogue behaviour ? Such as we witness in other species, including humans. No, it always has to be some extraordinarily complex reason that some self identified genius feels the need to explain simply to stroke their own ego regardless of validity.
You say ‘learning the behavior’. Really, it’d be more accurate to say, ‘learning the boats’ weaknesses’. Because orcas have proven themselves to possess intelligence on par with humans, we should speak about them as such.
Dang boats stealing tuna and causing a ruckus all day long!
ARM THE ORCAS WITH LANCES!
-TEAM GLADYS
Who decided to stream the movie JAWS on Whale+? And who allowed Orcas to post their videos on social media? 🐳🐳🐳🐳
who ownes the ocean?
They're just having fun, maybe using boats to show juveniles how to ram things as its safe, the boats won't fight back
They found out they have rabies and it stopped being funny.