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Whaling days, orca corralled whales in Alaska, pushing them in to hunters to kill, didn’t take long hunters figured out Orca saved energy and rewarding with whale tongue and liver.
I remember being extremely afraid of them in my youth. My mom used to give me animal books for kids and orca was in a few of them as a frightening beast. Then when I became a teen I read more & learned the truth of their magnificence. My favorite animal ever since
The orca is my absolute favorite animal in the sea. They rule the seas cause they are the apex predator and their social structure and complex communication between eachother is unmatched. No other comes close.
No friend the Great White is also a Apex Predator like the Orca No one of these 2 are better or stronger or whatever. Its not a competition who is stronger or whatever. De Orca is a Mammal and the Great White is a Fish. The Great White isn't a stupid animal its also a strong intelligent animal. They are been living for over Hundred of Millions of years in all Waters and Oceans. They cleaning the oceans we need the Sharks That many people in the comments dont like Sharks I really dont understand. Sharks are important for nature.
I was fortunate enough to swim with Orcas in the mid 1980s in New Guinea. We were on a live aboard anchored in Mile Bay when we spotted a pod passing by. We only had time to grab our masks and fins and get to the dingy. We would have the coxswain pass by the pod and then we would roll in and wait for them to swim by. It was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. I never once had any fear of them as you could sense that they were not alarmed by our presence and would calmly swim by. Their eyes were what really caught me. Because they are mammals you feel a sense of connection that you don’t with other sea life. They look at you as if they sense you are a friend and project no threat. I was young and foolish enough to try and grasp one male’s dorsal fin to see if I could get a tow but every time I got close he would just give a little flick of his tail and jet away. I watch videos of their hunting techniques now and just think how lucky I was that he didn’t get irritated by me. The things we do when we are young and stupid.
The more time goes on, the more opportunity for more footage happens. I’m 49 now and when I was in elementary school and up to junior high, I filled my head with whales and mostly about Orcas. But I’ve never seen the videos of some of these attacks and hunts etc. Seeing this footage is incredible and to have it all in one video is awesome. Really puts them in perspective. They’re freakin Incredible.
I've got 15 years on you and was all about animals (mostly mammals) while growing up. What I can find on RUclips is so far beyond what was available 55 years ago it's impossible to explain to kids today. About 15 years ago a neighbors 12 year old kid had no idea of what a mammoth was. What the hell is wrong with that kids parents? Not interested unless it involves a game controller I guess. Can you imagine having a resource like this back then? Just wow!
The variety and the number of videos today is awesome , when i was growing up i never knew about things like the male platypus having poison spurs or a fish with a transparent head , You have to give thanks to people like Marlin Perkins of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom and Jacques Cousteau who were pioneers bringing the animals of the world into our living rooms . I will say this because of the lack of film footage (videos) back in the day about animals that i wanted to know more about the Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedias and a Websters Illustrated Dictionary were my main sources of info for Knowledge . There are many today that would be clueless without their " Smartphones " . Increase the technological intelligence at the price of lowering the intellectual level of the people. This video is Awesome . . . . but there is way more to these animals than can be explained in a 15 minute video and i hope people are inspired to use their smartphones to learn more .
We have entered into the age of drone video. Sure we will see amazing video and pictures. I have always wanted to see a giant squid and the colossal squid 🐙
@@carl6352 There used to be a video up of a Sperm Whale where they attached a camera to it's head and it shows them going after one of their favorite foods Giant Squids. Sperm Whales are amazing creatures if they wanted they could kill a diver with one of their clicks that they make .
@@NATIVESUNSETS65 Of course I watched that. It was just flicker of it , they also have a video on a Japanese fishing boat where the giant squid got caught in the nets. No pictures of the collosul squid in Antarctica just drawings from dead ones. The real squids are the humbolt squids that live in the Baja peninsula but have been seen moving north for cooler water. There very dangerous to humans.
1992 I was up to Rivers' INlet in BC with a retiring friend....and a 12 foot boat. We went out without my cam in the early a.m. as the return plane was arriving at 10 a.m. A pod of two full size females, two babies longer than our boat, and a juvenile loomed out of the fog: the mom's went by us and we had to look UP to see their backs. Incredible.
As a second grader, I decided I wanted a face to face with Shamu, at Marineland, Palos Verdes. I got down on her feeding platform, and looked down. Monday, 3pm, no one around, and got away from my mom. Shamu came, up, and looked at me. Her mouth looked about the size of a jet engine, at maybe 2 feet. I realized I didn't have any fish, and if she wanted, she could easily pick me off the platform. I should have petted her, I was that close, but decided I better get off the platform. Still here, only due to her mercy and kindness. Wonderful animals, and VERY smart. Thank God they don't want to eat us...
Never get tired of watching them there so smart and they stay in packs it's just great how intelligent and friendly tours people we need to protect them
I've got a friend that's pretty much been adopted into an orca pod. It started when he helped their matriarch return to the water. He did that by digging the sand out, so that she could float herself. He was able to follow her using a water jet. He described to me what he believes was her telling her family what happened. Their demeanor toward him almost immediately changed. They all began hitting him with echolocation. He said that it made him very sore in the end. Then one of them nuzzled him in the chest. Finally, the matriarch presented him with a fish that she had caught, placing it directly in his hand. My friends name is Jack. I don't know the orca leader's official name. She is known locally as "Keela". I have seen this myself.
You like that they are brutal to other animals? 🤨 That sounds so weird! Don't get me wrong, I think they are amazing animals, but this cycle of brutal attacks and killing other beings is somethings that horrifies me. Not only when it comes to Orcas, but in general. It is the way nature works, but it still always makes me so sad; seeing all these prey animals fighting for their lifes in sheer panic and being killed savagely in the end often times...:(
Orcas are and will always be my favorite animal. They are so extremely smart, and so extremely powerful, but they are also very curious and have shown an incredible ability for animal culture. Also, they can jump over rocks and free themselves in 90s kid's movies.
The orca is the perfect predator. He has intelligence, strength, speed, and he's also huge. His intelligence allows him to collaborate with other orcas and to implement attack strategies. This animal is amazing. If it weren't for man, he would be the number 1 predator.
These are truly one of the most amazing creatures ever to live in this planet.More needs to be done to protect them and study them,also release them from captivity.
Ditto. We of Washington State have long memories. I mourn every time I see(off the shores of San Juan Island) these beautiful creatures and think what man has done to them.
These are a majestic creature that is due respect. Their intelligence reflects the existence of their creator and is truly an awesome thing to see in person!
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I love, love, love and love this mighty, powerful animal! So smart, so cooperative, so loving, so similar to humans and so beautiful! The perfect predator, spread all over the world, from equator to the pole! Even sharks are in danger, even on Land seals are in danger, even birds are in danger, but if you treat them well and let them swim in the Ocean, you're not in danger! I can't explain how much i love orcas! 😍😍😍💓👍👍👍
They suck I hope they alll die .. bully of the seas .. they only are as powerful as they are cause they are in packs .. full grown adult sperm whale will shit on a single orca
I've had several interactions with Orca while spending time onboard a vessel in New Zealand waters. They struck me as very curious and posed no threat to me at anytime.
I am absolutely amazed! I never knew much about Orca always thought they were just another species of dolphnes. I never knew sharks and wales had predators. Wow what an education.
Those beautiful mammals do not belong in a damn pool when they have the entire ocean to live. As the narrator said wild ones do not harm humans. There's a guy in Iceland that has become friends with a pod. They even bring their new babies to meet him. He just calls them and they come to the beach to greet him. It's beautiful, he gets in the water and pets them.
Excellent documentary! I was convinced that the number of Orcas worldwide would largely exceed 50,000! Apparently, I was wrong! We, humans, should know more about the rich life and ecosystems of these magnificent and intelligent mammals so that we could also learn from them and further enrich our lives!
Humans didn't have to learn from the animals to be merciless killers. They have cultivated that themselves to the extreme over the ages and in nowadays are exceedingly good at that with the so many successive and succesful examples!
@@tonyfernandes3557 Sorry Humans might be worst be we are also BEST at this planet. Even orcas know that even sharks dont attack us .. everyone knows were gods on this planet ! Except cats and bears ...they are demons same as lizards xD
I was SCUBA diving near Victoria, BC when two orcas went right over me. I was at 70 feet and they were about 20 feet higher. Needless to say, I went through about 300 pounds of air in two breaths. Absolutely magnificent!
@@BEASTERS It was! After we surfaced the thought ran through my mind that there must be a spectrum of personalities among orcas. Thank God these two were good guys.
They don't mess with humans, in fact dolphins don't either. Remember the docu are mermaids real? If they are out there through the years both hunted together, genetic memory?
@@carl6352 You're right, they don't mess with humans, although that isn't your first thought when you see one up close and personal. I saw a pod of dolphins underwater in the Indian Ocean off Kenya. That was amazing too!
Always been my favorite marine mammal. Beautiful, intelligent, fierce, top of the food chain. Love the Orca vs GWS videos I've seen. Makes it very clear who is the boss of the oceans. Thank you.
The killer whale cannot be called smart. Like all dolphins, killer whales are well trained, but they are very stupid animals. Their "language" is just a myth popularized by illiterate people. There is not a single video or recorded attack by a killer whale on an adult healthy white shark. But there are successful attacks by smaller mako sharks on killer whales. Which the killer whales just ran away from.
I saw a Documentary on Orca Killer Whales a few years ago. And the Orca has no equal at Sea. Not even the Great White Shark is a match for the Orca, amazing.
@@TheSmokeroo you mean a great white has no chance vs orcas . But size u said? And muscle I never seen any more vicious like sharks anyway thanks for information you mean no chance
As you said, there're the top predator . Smart, intelligent, playful. Good to have as a fish friend. And it makes one the most vicious predator the shark second. Every always spoke the shark as being the top dog, when in reality, it fear for its existence when the Orcas are around. Good reporting.
I met Shamu and Namu when they were at Sea world in Ohio. My Mom and I sat through the show and when it was over we came out last and just wandering around saw a big tank behind the stage. We saw them in that tank and got close enough to look at them and they started talking to us and they both made motions that made me think they wanted to be petted. I gave Shamu a pat and he responded so sweetly I couldn’t resist petting him some more Namu wanted my Mom to pet her. We had no way to make photos so all we had are memories ♥️♥️♥️♥️
These whales are a matriarchal society. I was a boat in Puget Sound. We saw J pod, K pod and L pod. At the time there was 96 killers in the sound. We saw about 90 of the whales in one afternoon. Quite a thrill.
Simply amazing animals. I don't like that they play with their food, but it goes to show how intelligent they are. Friendly towards humans or not, I wouldn't want to be near one.
It's still hilarious to me how people cannot accept that an animal, or any other species, can be as intelligent as us. Just because the creature doesn't portray intelligence the same way we do or have fancy toys/machines doesn't mean they are lessers. Some "intelligent" species we are. It's just unfathomable that something would be as smart as us. Oooooh nooooo. Pffft. Morons. I loathe being a part of this species 99% of the time.
I have to say very interesting video. So very impressive. I have been amazed with Orcas since I was a kid. I have movies and videos on Orcas. The best documentary I have seen was called Black Fish. Trying to in cage this very intelligent animal was the biggest mistake they have ever made. Then they tried to breed them with ones that were not of their kind or pod. Now we don't have a sea world with killer whales. Now it brings me to a very good move that is called Orca. If you have not seen it, I would suggest you see this movie. Black fish is also a must see. GOD bless HIS creation.
So intelligent and majestic, powerful. They are my favorite but at the same time it breaks my heart when they hunt whales and dolphins. The worst of all is humans that hunt marine wildlife for money. I think long lines and long term nets should be banned bc of all the turtles, whales, dolphins etc that are senselessly killed being caught in the long lines and nets that sit for days and weeks, killing sharks and dolphins, whales. Humanity is the worst thing for the planet
What is worth noting is that their real name is translated to "whale killer" and that we changed it to killerwhale. It might be just a minor change but the way we did it can suggest that these animals just hunt everything, even humans. I guess it sounds more spectacular, more dangerous, more thrilling for visitors of shows like sea world. But we all know what minor details can do, like steven spielberg's jaws that is directly linked to us being more fearful of white sharks than e.g. hippos.
Muchas veces veo que se adjetiva a los animales irracionales como "asesinos". Es una expresión con un gran sentido peyorativo que induce a pensar mal de dichos animales, cuando lo único que pretenden es saciar su apetito, como les ha enseñado la naturaleza. La definición de asesino es poco más o menos : El homicidio que una persona acaba con la vida de otra con alevosía, ensañamiento, precio, recompensa o promesa. En ningún caso se puede aplica a un animal irracional que solamente pretende saciar su hambre.
exacto, cuando humanizamos a los animales les damos connotaciones de ese tipo. Ellos son distintos y sólo podemos intentar describir lo que hacen, pero sus motivaciones son apreciaciones desde lo humano, nada más.
When I was on a long liner in the Bering Sea , I got up close and personal with these guys. It was interesting to me that they didn't raid our lines until we fished past their diving depth. When we went deep they got 90%+ of every fish hooked. We could tell they were coming when the Porpoise 's would scatter
love ur channel!! i also rly love that u clarified that captivity for orcas causes stress and psychosis in their species. i was wondering if you'd address that yall should do a video on saltwater crocodiles next :0
Thank you for that lovely comment. We address all animals as free-living beings no matter their classification. And a Saltwater Crocodile vid is in the works. 😀
Yes i agree to your next request for that salt crocs,i love to see also in video how crocs also live in saltwater the only crocs i know is living in swamp or river?
Seems to me Shakespeare did not know of the Orca when he wrote that Man was the Paragon of Nature.....watching this just spells it out that he was wrong......this Amazing Beast is what I would call Perfection !
I'm very fascinated with these majestic creatures. So beautiful, agile, powerful and intelligent. I often watch the livestream from Rubbing Beach, and listen to them communicate with each other, very cool.
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It disgusts me that people pay to go and watch captive animals for pure entertainment. Anyone who puts an animal down because it has attacked a human is wrong, let them be wild, they are not show pieces.
Wild orcas have never killed a human being. And the few "attacks" on people haven't been intentional. One guy got knocked down when an orca came up on the beach for a seal, and there was another instance of an orca going after a guy in a wetsuit. In all likelihood the whale mistook him for a seal. Neither of them died or were even injured.
Excellent documentary. Even though they are not known to attack human in the wild, I still wouldn’t trust them. I just think it’s because we are not marine creatures. I wouldn’t say they behave friendly towards people, I would say they are more curious
Its interesting, just never thought of it before but being a avid fisherman in the Puget Sound of Washington we have basically no history of white shark's inside the straight of juandafuca and Vancouver Island...that I know of and spent many hundreds of days on the water in said area's. Never even thought about it but??? Must be the local orca pods??? I don't think they would tolerate a white shark around the pup's .
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So far ahead of anything that's called a predator , it's mind is brilliant can travel at over 50 km purely remarkable beast
I would like to see a lone Superpredator Orca take on Whales and Sharks.
How about the dolphin?
I would love to see a video about dolphins.
@@andymcneil6568 there are good RUclips videos on dolphins
*The size, the speed, the power, and the glory of the mighty Orca is unmatched by anything in nature on land or in the sea. A truly majestic animal.*
Whaling days, orca corralled whales in Alaska, pushing them in to hunters to kill, didn’t take long hunters figured out Orca saved energy and rewarding with whale tongue and liver.
I believe that the only mammal or whale that can compete is sperm whales
a cheetah, an eagle and many more animals, have more speed than the Orca...
And I terms of Power any larger whale has most likely more power...that's the reason why only large groups of Orcas attack/hunt larger whales.
I would beast that on land,. 💵
I remember being extremely afraid of them in my youth. My mom used to give me animal books for kids and orca was in a few of them as a frightening beast. Then when I became a teen I read more & learned the truth of their magnificence. My favorite animal ever since
Many records of Orca saving people
Super predator that protects humans from sharks
Deserve the ultimate respect.
The orca is my absolute favorite animal in the sea. They rule the seas cause they are the apex predator and their social structure and complex communication between eachother is unmatched. No other comes close.
Aggreed.. ;)
Well, dolphins actually.
@@praapje Orka its a dolphin..
No friend the Great White is also a Apex Predator like the Orca No one of these 2 are better or stronger or whatever.
Its not a competition who is stronger or whatever.
De Orca is a Mammal and the Great White is a Fish.
The Great White isn't a stupid animal its also a strong intelligent animal.
They are been living for over Hundred of Millions of years in all Waters and Oceans.
They cleaning the oceans we need the Sharks
That many people in the comments dont like Sharks I really dont understand.
Sharks are important for nature.
I was fortunate enough to swim with Orcas in the mid 1980s in New Guinea. We were on a live aboard anchored in Mile Bay when we spotted a pod passing by. We only had time to grab our masks and fins and get to the dingy. We would have the coxswain pass by the pod and then we would roll in and wait for them to swim by. It was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. I never once had any fear of them as you could sense that they were not alarmed by our presence and would calmly swim by. Their eyes were what really caught me. Because they are mammals you feel a sense of connection that you don’t with other sea life. They look at you as if they sense you are a friend and project no threat. I was young and foolish enough to try and grasp one male’s dorsal fin to see if I could get a tow but every time I got close he would just give a little flick of his tail and jet away. I watch videos of their hunting techniques now and just think how lucky I was that he didn’t get irritated by me. The things we do when we are young and stupid.
The more time goes on, the more opportunity for more footage happens. I’m 49 now and when I was in elementary school and up to junior high, I filled my head with whales and mostly about Orcas. But I’ve never seen the videos of some of these attacks and hunts etc. Seeing this footage is incredible and to have it all in one video is awesome. Really puts them in perspective. They’re freakin Incredible.
I've got 15 years on you and was all about animals (mostly mammals) while growing up. What I can find on RUclips is so far beyond what was available 55 years ago it's impossible to explain to kids today. About 15 years ago a neighbors 12 year old kid had no idea of what a mammoth was. What the hell is wrong with that kids parents? Not interested unless it involves a game controller I guess. Can you imagine having a resource like this back then? Just wow!
The variety and the number of videos today is awesome , when i was growing up i never knew about things like the male platypus having poison spurs or a fish with a transparent head , You have to give thanks to people like Marlin Perkins of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom and Jacques Cousteau who were pioneers bringing the animals of the world into our living rooms .
I will say this because of the lack of film footage (videos) back in the day about animals that i wanted to know more about the
Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedias and a Websters Illustrated Dictionary were my main sources of info for Knowledge .
There are many today that would be clueless without their " Smartphones " . Increase the technological intelligence at the price of lowering the intellectual level of the people. This video is Awesome . . . . but there is way more to these animals than can be explained in a 15 minute video and i hope people are inspired to use their smartphones to learn more .
We have entered into the age of drone video. Sure we will see amazing video and pictures. I have always wanted to see a giant squid and the colossal squid 🐙
@@carl6352 There used to be a video up of a Sperm Whale where they attached a camera to it's head and it shows them going after one of their favorite foods Giant Squids.
Sperm Whales are amazing creatures if they wanted they could kill a diver with one of their clicks that they make .
@@NATIVESUNSETS65 Of course I watched that. It was just flicker of it , they also have a video on a Japanese fishing boat where the giant squid got caught in the nets. No pictures of the collosul squid in Antarctica just drawings from dead ones. The real squids are the humbolt squids that live in the Baja peninsula but have been seen moving north for cooler water. There very dangerous to humans.
These creatures are a fine balance between sheer beauty and sheer terror remarkble beasts
They're so intelligent, makes me sad how people capture them and put them in tiny pools for money.
They do worse, trust me. Nasty mean mammals. But yeah.
Sea world should be shut down
Guess they ain’t so smart.
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Agreed here is the orcas revenge
You've got it right buddy
These incredible animals have my utmost respect & awe.....their intelligence and problem solving skills are unmatched.
1992 I was up to Rivers' INlet in BC with a retiring friend....and a 12 foot boat. We went out without my cam in the early a.m. as the return plane was arriving at 10 a.m. A pod of two full size females, two babies longer than our boat, and a juvenile loomed out of the fog: the mom's went by us and we had to look UP to see their backs. Incredible.
As a second grader, I decided I wanted a face to face with Shamu, at Marineland, Palos Verdes. I got down on her feeding platform, and looked down. Monday, 3pm, no one around, and got away from my mom. Shamu came, up, and looked at me. Her mouth looked about the size of a jet engine, at maybe 2 feet. I realized I didn't have any fish, and if she wanted, she could easily pick me off the platform. I should have petted her, I was that close, but decided I better get off the platform. Still here, only due to her mercy and kindness. Wonderful animals, and VERY smart. Thank God they don't want to eat us...
Never get tired of watching them there so smart and they stay in packs it's just great how intelligent and friendly tours people we need to protect them
I've got a friend that's pretty much been adopted into an orca pod. It started when he helped their matriarch return to the water. He did that by digging the sand out, so that she could float herself. He was able to follow her using a water jet.
He described to me what he believes was her telling her family what happened. Their demeanor toward him almost immediately changed. They all began hitting him with echolocation. He said that it made him very sore in the end. Then one of them nuzzled him in the chest. Finally, the matriarch presented him with a fish that she had caught, placing it directly in his hand.
My friends name is Jack. I don't know the orca leader's official name. She is known locally as "Keela".
I have seen this myself.
Your friend has been lying to you about the truth of who he really is. You think he's just some guy......he's actually Aquaman.
I’m crying at that response 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You're friend sounds awesome
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Love orcas, have since I was very young. When I found Orca was one of my totems I was overjoyed!
They are definitely in my top 5 list of favorite animals! The sheer intelligence and brutalness to other animals is amazing!
You like that they are brutal to other animals? 🤨 That sounds so weird!
Don't get me wrong, I think they are amazing animals, but this cycle of brutal attacks and killing other beings is somethings that horrifies me. Not only when it comes to Orcas, but in general. It is the way nature works, but it still always makes me so sad; seeing all these prey animals fighting for their lifes in sheer panic and being killed savagely in the end often times...:(
@janajacoby3391 that's just nature man. Survival of the fittest. No goof guys or bad guys, they just try to live
Orcas are and will always be my favorite animal. They are so extremely smart, and so extremely powerful, but they are also very curious and have shown an incredible ability for animal culture. Also, they can jump over rocks and free themselves in 90s kid's movies.
I love orcas they are so beautiful to me
Even if he killed u lol
Actually, orcas never Jump over obstacles if they can't see at the other side! Like humans, of course! 😄
In the movie was used an animatronic!
Just wondering if orca’s are still your favorite animal?
Orca is unique. look at them, they looks so cute,looks playfull but also "lethal weapons" of the ocean. Really amazing.
The orca is the perfect predator. He has intelligence, strength, speed, and he's also huge. His intelligence allows him to collaborate with other orcas and to implement attack strategies. This animal is amazing. If it weren't for man, he would be the number 1 predator.
I think these animals are amazing. So smart, friendly, and gentle. Unless you're a seal that is.
These are truly one of the most amazing creatures ever to live in this planet.More needs to be done to protect them and study them,also release them from captivity.
Ditto. We of Washington State have long memories. I mourn every time I see(off the shores of San Juan Island) these beautiful creatures and think what man has done to them.
Yes! Release them!
Yea releas them pls i really want to see one in the sea of Australia
protect them from what?
These are a majestic creature that is due respect. Their intelligence reflects the existence of their creator and is truly an awesome thing to see in person!
One word. Beautiful.
Indeed
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the beauty and the power.
I absolutely love seeing those Orcas on video 🥰😍
I love, love, love and love this mighty, powerful animal! So smart, so cooperative, so loving, so similar to humans and so beautiful! The perfect predator, spread all over the world, from equator to the pole! Even sharks are in danger, even on Land seals are in danger, even birds are in danger, but if you treat them well and let them swim in the Ocean, you're not in danger! I can't explain how much i love orcas! 😍😍😍💓👍👍👍
They suck I hope they alll die .. bully of the seas .. they only are as powerful as they are cause they are in packs .. full grown adult sperm whale will shit on a single orca
I love to see them. They are smart and family oriented. They communicate and are fantastic to observe!
Power ✔
Speed ✔
Intelligence ✔
Size ✔
Team work ✔
This is the Lion of the sea. 🌊🦁👆
I've had several interactions with Orca while spending time onboard a vessel in New Zealand waters. They struck me as very curious and posed no threat to me at anytime.
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I am absolutely amazed! I never knew much about Orca always thought they were just another species of dolphnes. I never knew sharks and wales had predators. Wow what an education.
Orcas are another specie of dolphin...word whale is just mythology.
Yes Orcas are dolphins, and all dolphins are technically whales
As orcas são um dos maiores predadores do mundo..... irado esse animal imponente.....
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qué belleza, muchas gracias, yo pienso que si hay bastantes estudios de orcas en escandinavia.
Did anyone else think 5:03 sounded like a burp from devouring that penguin?
Those beautiful mammals do not belong in a damn pool when they have the entire ocean to live. As the narrator said wild ones do not harm humans. There's a guy in Iceland that has become friends with a pod. They even bring their new babies to meet him. He just calls them and they come to the beach to greet him. It's beautiful, he gets in the water and pets them.
What a MAJESTIC ANIMAL!!!!!!!!!
Brutal asasin
Excellent documentary! I was convinced that the number of Orcas worldwide would largely exceed 50,000! Apparently, I was wrong! We, humans, should know more about the rich life and ecosystems of these magnificent and intelligent mammals so that we could also learn from them and further enrich our lives!
Okay, but learning to be a merciless killer, no!!!
Okay, but learning to be a merciless killer, no!!!
Humans didn't have to learn from the animals to be merciless killers. They have cultivated that themselves to the extreme over the ages and in nowadays are exceedingly good at that with the so many successive and succesful examples!
@@tonyfernandes3557 Sorry Humans might be worst be we are also BEST at this planet. Even orcas know that even sharks dont attack us .. everyone knows were gods on this planet ! Except cats and bears ...they are demons same as lizards xD
Yeah,the way they eat there should be a million of them.
Σας ευχαριστούμε πολύ για τα υπέροχα βίντεο ανεβάζεται να είστε καλά
I was SCUBA diving near Victoria, BC when two orcas went right over me. I was at 70 feet and they were about 20 feet higher. Needless to say, I went through about 300 pounds of air in two breaths. Absolutely magnificent!
That is awesome!
@@BEASTERS It was! After we surfaced the thought ran through my mind that there must be a spectrum of personalities among orcas. Thank God these two were good guys.
They don't mess with humans, in fact dolphins don't either. Remember the docu are mermaids real? If they are out there through the years both hunted together, genetic memory?
@@carl6352 You're right, they don't mess with humans, although that isn't your first thought when you see one up close and personal. I saw a pod of dolphins underwater in the Indian Ocean off Kenya. That was amazing too!
Do you know Scuba Steve?
Nothing compares to the magnificent Orca when it comes to strength and intelligence, what a sight to see. Very interesting and informative video✌
100% agree !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Always been my favorite marine mammal. Beautiful, intelligent, fierce, top of the food chain. Love the Orca vs GWS videos I've seen. Makes it very clear who is the boss of the oceans. Thank you.
Right on
One of the most beautiful mammals on the planet and we need to protect there environment at all costs
The killer whale cannot be called smart. Like all dolphins, killer whales are well trained, but they are very stupid animals. Their "language" is just a myth popularized by illiterate people. There is not a single video or recorded attack by a killer whale on an adult healthy white shark. But there are successful attacks by smaller mako sharks on killer whales. Which the killer whales just ran away from.
I saw a Documentary on Orca Killer Whales a few years ago. And the Orca has no equal at Sea. Not even the Great White Shark is a match for the Orca, amazing.
My uncle told me that when I was a little kid I thought the big white patch above they eye was their eyes. Lol I yelled they had batman eyes 😆 🤣
A Orca is the only national predator that will take on a Great White Shark.
But why is orca tougher than sharks are they better attackers than sharks you mean sharks can kill orcas
Can you tell me bro why orcas are more dangerous and powerfull than sharks can you explain ?
Can you tell me bro why orcas are more dangerous and powerfull than sharks can you explain ?
@@alishour5519 weight, muscle, size and they hit the shark with a power hit with their snout, also speed is a factor.
@@TheSmokeroo you mean a great white has no chance vs orcas . But size u said? And muscle I never seen any more vicious like sharks anyway thanks for information you mean no chance
As you said, there're the top predator . Smart, intelligent, playful. Good to have as a fish friend. And it makes one the most vicious predator the shark second. Every always spoke the shark as being the top dog, when in reality, it fear for its existence when the Orcas are around. Good reporting.
@Elephant seal extinct
Yes they can even kill and eat Polar Bears..........I saw it happen in Alaska.
Very entertaining. It’s impressive how they can think strategically and use various tactics.
That was a fabulous presentation.🤔😮😮😮👌👍👍👍✊✊✊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beauty of the nature, beautiful animal ♥️
It really is!
No they’re not.
@@CosmicGodzilla2021 ahahaha, not for you Bruce..not at all
I met Shamu and Namu when they were at Sea world in Ohio. My Mom and I sat through the show and when it was over we came out last and just wandering around saw a big tank behind the stage. We saw them in that tank and got close enough to look at them and they started talking to us and they both made motions that made me think they wanted to be petted. I gave Shamu a pat and he responded so sweetly I couldn’t resist petting him some more Namu wanted my Mom to pet her. We had no way to make photos so all we had are memories ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Absolute rulers of the ocean..
This is why we should never underestimate the power of animals. They are truly dangerous!
Succes to conten,like it fish lumba lumba ok bingitt.next freind
Thanks for coming
These whales are a matriarchal society. I was a boat in Puget Sound. We saw J pod, K pod and L pod. At the time there was 96 killers in the sound. We saw about 90 of the whales in one afternoon. Quite a thrill.
I remember that trip..
@@Trilltord By the way when did you take that trip
@@Music-lx1tf we was there on the same boat mate how can you not remember ?
Wonderful video my friend.
Thank you! Cheers!
The veritable smiling assassin of the ocean.
Best orca video, I've seen.
Appreciate that
Simply amazing animals. I don't like that they play with their food, but it goes to show how intelligent they are. Friendly towards humans or not, I wouldn't want to be near one.
Orca what a magnific animal!
Indeed it is!
Awesome wolves of the seas.
Narrator: "Isn't this vile?"
Me: "No, it's lunch."
It's still hilarious to me how people cannot accept that an animal, or any other species, can be as intelligent as us. Just because the creature doesn't portray intelligence the same way we do or have fancy toys/machines doesn't mean they are lessers. Some "intelligent" species we are. It's just unfathomable that something would be as smart as us. Oooooh nooooo. Pffft. Morons. I loathe being a part of this species 99% of the time.
It's mind blowing how they can rip everything to shreds but never hurt humans.
I have to say very interesting video. So very impressive. I have been amazed with Orcas since I was a kid. I have movies and videos on Orcas. The best documentary I have seen was called Black Fish. Trying to in cage this very intelligent animal was the biggest mistake they have ever made. Then they tried to breed them with ones that were not of their kind or pod. Now we don't have a sea world with killer whales. Now it brings me to a very good move that is called Orca. If you have not seen it, I would suggest you see this movie. Black fish is also a must see. GOD bless HIS creation.
FANTASTIC VIDEO! AWESOME!
Thank you very much!
I love them so much
So intelligent and majestic, powerful. They are my favorite but at the same time it breaks my heart when they hunt whales and dolphins. The worst of all is humans that hunt marine wildlife for money. I think long lines and long term nets should be banned bc of all the turtles, whales, dolphins etc that are senselessly killed being caught in the long lines and nets that sit for days and weeks, killing sharks and dolphins, whales. Humanity is the worst thing for the planet
Very superficial because dolphins are "pretty" bus sealions aren't??? Your fave animal but you want to choose what they eat 😂😂😂 you're laughable
What is worth noting is that their real name is translated to "whale killer" and that we changed it to killerwhale. It might be just a minor change but the way we did it can suggest that these animals just hunt everything, even humans. I guess it sounds more spectacular, more dangerous, more thrilling for visitors of shows like sea world. But we all know what minor details can do, like steven spielberg's jaws that is directly linked to us being more fearful of white sharks than e.g. hippos.
So that they kill whales is not frightening enough, they were called so long before Sea World and captivity
Muchas veces veo que se adjetiva a los animales irracionales como "asesinos". Es una expresión con un gran sentido peyorativo que induce a pensar mal de dichos animales, cuando lo único que pretenden es saciar su apetito, como les ha enseñado la naturaleza. La definición de asesino es poco más o menos : El homicidio que una persona acaba con la vida de otra con alevosía, ensañamiento, precio, recompensa o promesa. En ningún caso se puede aplica a un animal irracional que solamente pretende saciar su hambre.
exacto, cuando humanizamos a los animales les damos connotaciones de ese tipo. Ellos son distintos y sólo podemos intentar describir lo que hacen, pero sus motivaciones son apreciaciones desde lo humano, nada más.
They deserve to live in their natural habitat where they really belong. Love you orcas.❤️
Great White Shark: I am the scariest creature in the ocean!
Orca: Hold my seal
When I was on a long liner in the Bering Sea , I got up close and personal with these guys. It was interesting to me that they didn't raid our lines until we fished past their diving depth. When we went deep they got 90%+ of every fish hooked. We could tell they were coming when the Porpoise 's would scatter
Excelente documental y magistral su explicación sobre las Orcas..
Muchas Gracias
Saludos desde Madrid
love ur channel!! i also rly love that u clarified that captivity for orcas causes stress and psychosis in their species. i was wondering if you'd address that
yall should do a video on saltwater crocodiles next :0
Thank you for that lovely comment. We address all animals as free-living beings no matter their classification.
And a Saltwater Crocodile vid is in the works. 😀
Wow pretty girl
Yes i agree to your next request for that salt crocs,i love to see also in video how crocs also live in saltwater the only crocs i know is living in swamp or river?
Seems to me Shakespeare did not know of the Orca when he wrote that Man was the Paragon of Nature.....watching this just spells it out that he was wrong......this Amazing Beast is what I would call Perfection !
Love to watch these beautiful Orcas out In the ocean, where they belong. your information is greatly appreciated.
Glad you like them!
Animal incrível, belo, poderoso... Onde chega, se abre caminho para a imponente orca
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I'm very fascinated with these majestic creatures. So beautiful, agile, powerful and intelligent. I often watch the livestream from Rubbing Beach, and listen to them communicate with each other, very cool.
Where do you get arch that live stream at? Tysm in advance✨
@@kendogg8179
Just search for Rubbing Beach, the vocals are very cool. Enjoy.
Обожаю касаток!!!
Сколько наблюдала их в природе,умнее и сильнее не видела.Спасибо,очень интересно.❤❤❤
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I love orcas. They are so intelligent, I wish I had a boat to go out and see them all the time
Orcas are like the lions of the sea, brutal predators.
It disgusts me that people pay to go and watch captive animals for pure entertainment. Anyone who puts an animal down because it has attacked a human is wrong, let them be wild, they are not show pieces.
you love dog will
@@muhammadayaz-m1x pardon?
They're not the beast, they're the the beauties
Great video. I like the narrators voice, but switched to silent with captions because of the music
Sorry about that
The Alpha predator of the seas .... Nothing can't even.come close ....
they're so intelligent , they never attack human in the wild.they understand that if they do. we gonna take them as a threat.
Seal @ :46 "I can see my house from heeeeeeere!!!" 😆
I love this!! :D
Thank you!
Wild orcas have never killed a human being. And the few "attacks" on people haven't been intentional. One guy got knocked down when an orca came up on the beach for a seal, and there was another instance of an orca going after a guy in a wetsuit. In all likelihood the whale mistook him for a seal. Neither of them died or were even injured.
바다의 늑대.... 그런데..... 얘네들을 건드릴 존재가 없다.
The hunting was amazing. おもしろかったです！
Orca, king of the ocean. No animal can be my equal.
Orcas; Kings/Queens of the Seas
Almost feel sorry for sharks or is it just me
You definitely aren't alone as sharks are also beautiful & magnificent creatures!
Excellent documentary. Even though they are not known to attack human in the wild, I still wouldn’t trust them. I just think it’s because we are not marine creatures. I wouldn’t say they behave friendly towards people, I would say they are more curious
Orcas know we humans are not fat enough to eat. They prefer fat marine animals..thats why they don't bother attaching us
Can I smell it
Gorgeous and intelligent, aughtta to never be kept captive.
Hermosas las horcas
Its interesting, just never thought of it before but being a avid fisherman in the Puget Sound of Washington we have basically no history of white shark's inside the straight of juandafuca and Vancouver Island...that I know of and spent many hundreds of days on the water in said area's.
Never even thought about it but??? Must be the local orca pods??? I don't think they would tolerate a white shark around the pup's .
Easily the 2nd most intelligent species on this planet. Amazing animals
What do you consider as number one…Not humans I hope..
They are terrifying. They can and will hunt anything. Pitiless, ruthless, efficient. No mercy. The perfect predator.