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Why The Entire Ocean Is Terrified of Sperm Whales
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- Published on Mar 16, 2026
- Sperm whales are graceful, huge, and... absolutely terrifying. To squids at least lol
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It really shows how goated mammals are. The ruler of the ocean doesn't even have gills.
Shark simps upon seeing this comment
That’s tuff as hell
Also biggest animal ever known as well. The blue whale.
do you like satan or why do you use the term "goated"?
@TheMykHyngreatest of all time= goat=goated
So you're telling me that a Sperm Whale is like an alien invasion for colossal squids.
Descends from above, has advanced tech that renders your best useless, kills you, absolutely nothing you can do about it
Why assume life from another planet would be as violent as humanity?
@MoonTheProphetofWar Because life itself is pretty violent when you look at it, predator/prey relationships. Even ants go to war. I figure whatever species was able to get off its rock will probably have had to fight for a long time just to survive to that point. It'd be naïve to go into the unknown unarmed.
Maybe it's a humanistic viewpoint and they could've possibly overcome violence or war. But I have a feeling that if aliens do exist, the dark forest is dark for a reason. That reason could be a species that wipes out anyone they catch any emissions from. Either for more resources or to eliminate future competition.
@MoonTheProphetofWar
Humanity isn't even in the top 10 of most violent mammals
The bryzatine empire had a massive issue with one sperm whale for like 50 years its crazy
What about the anal probing though?
Amazing move, RUclips, cutting off a piece of the notification so the title be "Why the Entire Ocean is terrified of Sperm..."
Fr I got the same notification
maybe thats a video for another day
@OfficialBeyondTheBluealternative title: ‘Why even Orcas are scared of sperm whales…’
and so it should be...its the one thing most men are terrified of too
@MysticShadowbrawlstars and great white sharks are terrified of Orca, the Wolves of the Sea
And then we turned them into lamp oil.
Aww boo hoo.Its sad but we didn’t know better and we are humans.gotta stay at the top
@TheIronKangaroo Sybau, that doesnt even make sense 🙏🥀🥀🥀
@S.SHellblazerand racist hands typed this one
@S.SHellblazeranime pfp detected opinion rejected
Get a shower
Who named this animal
Sorry my bad
A Seamen
@PHOSPHERLOSOPHY 🏆
@PHOSPHERLOSOPHY
Haha good one
It's not because of what you think, it's because of an organ in his head
There is only one rival. Humanity hunted them with harpoons and sailing ships, which seems insane, but was done with great reliability and success.
And even then sperm Whales has been shown to be the most resilient species of whale when against humanity, for example sperm whales were hunted commercially for 200 years and their population ended up declining by 68-70 percent, meanwhile other species like blue and fin whales were hunted for just 100 years, yet their populations declined by more then 90-98 percent
@dudeman7826makes sense since blue whales would be found closer to thw surface more often. But sperm whales dive 1000s of feet for food and hang out in deeper water.
They're not built to fight ships. They're built to kill sea creatures.
It is shown that they learned human hunting patterns and were successful to some extent to avoid them unlike other whales
@sadieadlergoonerthere is no such as thing squids that are "hundreds of meters" long, lol. Who told you that? Did you even watch the video? Giant squids get to around 40' long, and are actually one of the primary FOOD sources for sperm whales. Humans are the only animal that has ever been a predator of sperm whales.
Everyone loves Megalodons but we got them right here. They were both around at the same time to.
I theorize that Sperm whales and Orcas are superior predators. Took all the food and the megalodon went extinct.
My understanding is that it was primarily the temperature changes that killed them off and then other faster sharks (and orcas) out competed them for the dwindling whale populations because they were slowing down in the colder waters. Great Whites iirc were their direct competitor
Excellent point, sperm whales are pretty much the same thing as megalodons except that they are a different species.humans would have some problems if sperm whales had the habits that sharks display.the whales just managed to survive through time.
Sperm head ahh animal
Sperm Whales and Livyathan is NOT the same thing 😭
3:06 the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Oceans are switched.
Also, the Indian ocean is labelled at the wrong place.
@leGUIGUIyeah i too glitched my brain with that image like wtf
Lol
the editing in general is just kinda off
I'm glad I wasnt the only one that seen that lol
Orcas: “We hunt Great White Sharks! We’re the most deadly predator in the sea!”
Sperm Whale: **taps shoulder**
Slightly better than the usual hold my beer cringe.
Blue whale *taps sperm whale shoulder*
@derekrecollet8451they don't have teeth though
@derekrecollet8451 blue whales are big but they are just big. They dont have anything else. Not even teeth
8:26 Getting sniped by a sonic laser is crazy.
... said certain Venezuelan soldiers on Jan 16.
BLOOP!!
Of course
The ocean has two types of vessels: the submarines and the targets.
13:40 The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy would like a word…
"oh no, not again"
exactly my thought
One would even call it... improbable.
2:04 honestly this just makes me surprised how big our brains are. Despite being hundreds or even thousands of times larger than a person, there brain is only that much bigger
That's exactly what I thought.😂😂
And is meaning what precisely?
@B.Ies_T.Nduhey I was just making an observation that our brains are proportionally very large and the timestamp in the video demonstrates that
@B.Ies_T.Nduheyit means we are the most intelligent species, as its been shown the ratio between body size and brain size correlates very well with intelligent
Well we use them more than they do. We build and destroy. They just hunt. We fight wars against eachothers and invent new things. Of course we have big brain moments
230 dB is insane💀
their sonar will cook you.
@christopherjon3050Quite literally lmao
the air inside you does a complicated process…..then u implode
decibel works differently underwater, its still incredibly loud but does way less to you than what it would above water
They’re literally a killing machine 😭✌🏻
@missionslosThey can do it when they’re above too tho
Super cool animal, that brain is crazy.
how do you know…?
Always had a fascination with these and for the longest time wanted to aim for working in conservation around whales
Until I realised I'm terrified of the ocean
Im fascinated/completely terrified also. It would be a cool job tho for sure
That large deep sea fish looks long.
9:41 That is the diorama at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. It's cast in dramatic shadow with only a faint light illuminating it. Its fully to scale and really scares the hell out of you. It was created in the 1930's and they really nailed it, it's awesome.
They could use their circle tactic to protect their young ones, but instead of that, they circle around and flash their enemy using their Sonar System
Since it eats krill, which is an animal, the blue whale must be the world's largest predator.
Technically youre right ✅️
1:30 this is where the music kicks in and makes the sperm whale look awesome
3:07 you got your oceans mixed up my friend.
3:06 Literally every ocean is incorrectly labeled... How?
done by, mUh best freeend : Arty lntel
lmaoooo
Hahaha
Ai probably
@dhananjaysarsonia,
there ain't NO 'probably' to it
For the record, we do know (for the most part) what whales do with their massive brains. Most of the processing power is used for moving, keeping the heart beating, knowing when to surface for air etc. When you have that much body to control, you need a lot of neurons. Brain to body weight ratio is a more useful metric for guaging intelligence
1:36 Fun fact, they used to get even larger just a few centuries ago. Nowadays bull sperm whales only reach around 50 to 60 feet in length, but in the 1800s before the pressures of commercial whaling bulls could reach anywhere from 60 to even 70 feet in length on average. And regarding the reports of the Essex survivors (the real whale attack story that inspired the book Moby Dick) they estimated the whale that attacked them was 80 to 85 feet in length. Meaning he was a true giant.
5x larger than the human brain seems really small. I was expecting the brain to weigh as much as a car.
Legend has it that one of these sperm whales is called ‘The Pallid Whale’ and may contain a captain and her crew living inside it.
AHAAABBBBBBB
i see what you did there
ya'but...ONLY lF the cap'n is a femaIe
@cia5649 I dont
@MrEazyE357 it a game
You definitely don't want to be an egg shark then
The Sperm Whale doesn't even have to attack you to kill you. It just needs to hit you with a radar ping, and you're dead just from the sound of it.
0:07 - They float like giant stone boulders.
You can't directly compare dB in water and air, as water is a lot less compressible.
To convert you have to subtract about 62 dB from the water pressure.
So 230 dB - 60 dB is about 170 ish dB in air pressure.
Which is still about double the loudness and ten times the energy compared to a jet engine.
Direct conversion without subtracting the correction factor for water to air would mean the whale would be 10,000,000 louder than an jet engine, so approximately the intensity of a small atom bomb.
lmao
You’re so cool. Jackass.
No wonder the rest of the ocean goes dead silent
Damn interesting. Need to subtract 60 to adjust to land db
Which is wild, imagine if there was an equivalent of the sperm whale on land, and it just spammed rays of sound devastating absolutely everything.
they were even bigger and badder before the whaling era. thankfully, they at least evaded complete extinction.
11:36 this is also why people tend to not like spiders and snakes
I am also afraid of them
real man me too
@d-RMIyeah
Same, they've sunk boats by ramming them and they could kill you by shouting
@brianmckee2267 the Black Canaries of the Seas (Named after a comic book heroine)
Just wanted to stop by and say I really appreciated the choice of music!!! It really harkens back to the 2000's when every nature documentary CD used a similar stylistic choice for deep sea animals, combining the music of the ocean with the feeling of dread, loved it!!! If I have one criticism I would request to not use GenAI images, as they do spoil the amazing mood you're going for. I know in this day and age it's hard to avoid it. But other than those few images everything else was really great mate, keep it up!!!
06:14 I'm sorry, did you just say 'pacifically'?
Hope he was refering to the ocean...
lol 😂
woohoo, thats ai for ya'..!
@dothMyNameMatterethNOT No way this script is ai, and he said specifically
@fifugan_1798,
ya' might wanna' look, AGAIN.
soo so cool how they can reach 230db that is incredible. i searched up a video and you can feel the sound go through your entire body if you're anywhere near a sperm whale
@ 3:00 you have your Oceans misnamed, all three of them
Correction:
Orcas do actually hunt sperm whales, they just stay away from bulls since those are too big and aggressive.
no? They stay away from bulls because they live on land, while Orcas live in the sea lol
Bulls are male sperm whale bruh@LEG4CYGD
@LEG4CYGDwoah, your sense. He means bulls as in make sperm whales not actually bulls. Holy shit your dumb
@bowadiwadiwa9008I was being ironic.
Even then I think they have killed males before
Sperm whales are terrible at self defense
man you mention a sperm whale falling from the sky and call it unlikely rather than improbable. major missed opportunity. I would have subscribed.
12:48 holy aura
"even louder than a baby on the plane ride back home" is a goated metric
You got the Atlantic and Pacific oceans mixed up there.
10:35 assuming so there are huge ass krakens back then but welp Sperm Whales exists back then too so they have no choice but to reduce their size and increase spawn rate for survival..
side note but blob fish has to be the wildest name given to a species. ik its not the scientific name but still.
it would be like an astronaut accidentally dying in space, and an alien finds the gory mess and names our species “explody guts monkey”
Lmfao 😂 this comment made me laugh way too much
That was both insightful and fascinating.
What amazing creatures! They've got it all.
This was amazingly interesting! Thanks.
I'm not going to pause the video every 30 seconds to convert from US imperial to rest of the world measurements.
stop at 5x human brain (=4x non American brain)
All of the number conversions for those that don't use the imperial system:
0:45 twilight zone 200 - 1000 metres of depth; midnight zone 1000 - 4000 metres; abissal zone 4000 - 6000 metres
1:36 reaches around 18.288 metres (btw I hate period as a decimal separator)
2:31 32.18 kilometres
3:24 reaches 914.4 metres and recorded as deep as 3048 metres
3:33 1360.77 kilograms
3:45 blue whale recorded dive of up to 148.64 metres
Thank you! I don't get why people making scientific informative content don't use the more sensible measurement unit or at least put a conversion on screen
@edinonjunioI hope I saved you some time!
Brain weight does NOT equal intelligence by any metric. See Corvids and octopuses for example. Or Slime Molds even.
First time watching and it’s fire, will be watching more.
4:38 ew either AI or a really shitty rendering
Ur dumb that picture is real. When they come up from the ocean LIKE THE GUY EXPLAINED, their body’s expand and they look like that, hence the name blob fish. This was taken in 2003 way before LLM’s were able to generate pictures. It literally takes a quick google search to find this simple information. Look up NORFANZ expedition blob fish. Don’t speak when you know nothing peasant. I will not tolerate slander of the mighty blob.
definitely AI
Stopped watching when I saw it
@bednap922sensitive
Hahahahahahaha..."rip its face off"....hahahahahahahahaha!
Blue whales are predators too
I thought Blob fish looked like that normally in its habitat too. Wow, so many new things in your channel ❤
Sperm whale: 👹
The guy who named them: 🤡
it's because their "spermaceti" organ that has nothing to do with sperm
@wisdon I used to think they named so because of their larger head and thinner tail end, like a sperm. But turns out the spermaceti fluid initially thought to be the whale's sperm, that's why the name stuck.
@wisdonthey thought it was their jizz
We call them Kaskelot in Sweden in case you want a name for them that doesn't have the word sperm in it 😂
Well call them nutt whales over here
Excellent work. Thank you.
Let's be honest, we were all on Mob Dick's side.
4:41 That blob fish fact is so sad 😢 poor thing
A channel that shows nature in a popular scientific way should use the measurement system that 95% of the world's population uses. Namely metric.
WTF IS A KILOMETER 😂😂😂😂 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
He did. Did you not see it's weight listed as six elephants? 😂
@c@cw3229 lass, metric is not the elephant weighing
@Swe3t_Ch0cwow, even the laughing emoji is no match for your lack of humor
@t@twinrixone5295 The laughing emoji is outdated and so was that joke
hot damn i never knew they dive as deep as that. i didn’t know their relationship to giant squid. this is a terrific video
7:45 "It is the loudest sound produced by any living creature in history of the universe". Lmao, I would understand the world but the universe? how would you know that?
Well, the universe is free to object and present contradictory evidence 😂
Hw wanted sounds bigger then it is 😂 let him be stupid
What's wild is their lack of bilateral symmetry. They'; re just a little lopsided, which is how their sonar works. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
Hey, if it's not asking for too much, could you please write the measurements using the metric system between parentheses? It's fine if you want to talk about "feet" and "miles" and "pounds", but you could at least write in the video the equivalent measurement in units that the rest of the world outside USA could understand with no effort or having to pause the video to convert and have the true scale of whatever you are explaining. Thanks!
will do!
Dog like creatures became Masters of the Ocean, incredible
Knowing how intelligent they are... The way humans hunted and killed these animals; is truly horrible.
Cmon human kill each other all the time, u think we wont kill other animals? Lol
@shiki325 A group of human beings torturing an innocent person to death. Is also horrible...
What's your point and what about it was funny?
@shiki325desensitisation is bad. If this happens to you, would you still give them a pass because “that’s what human do”?
@anneliselim602 No I am a hypocrite so I naturally wouldn't like it lmao
@drewf8619 My point is that, we are not equal being with them for a reason.
Excellent video, enjoyed it very much.
Didnt know the Atlantic ocean was off the coast of California....
It is now…apparently.
The first scene with the whales sleeping triggered my thalassophobia and megalothalassophobia so badly bro
You forgot the only predator they have is humans, and we would kill them with technology from the 1800’s
Sperm whale isn’t the monopoly of the abyss. Vast quantities of beaked whale species, elephant seal and narwhal dive to the same depth as sperm whale. Baird’s beaked whale is as big as female sperm whale.
9:55 18000 squid beaks!? Do sperm whales never take a dump?
~As I've just discovered in the comments of this video, this is an AI slop channel, and that is an obviously incorrect hallucination~
Interesting, Wikipedia corroborates this, though I couldn't find the info in the sources it used: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sperm_whale#cite_note-chip.choate.edu-83
@wanderer314no, it's true.
This is a series of commercials with a minute of sperm whale information interrupting it
Sperm whales don't outclass Orcas in in intellegence or strategy. Orcas have higher brain to body ratio, more wrinkely brains, and use more advanced hunting tactics.
We're not even sure humans outclass orcas in intelligence lol. Resident Orca whales demonstrate about the best evidence we've ever seen for culture and language in another species, local groups of these orcas seem have separate but related "dialects" of the sounds they use to communicate, once we observed an orca fashion trend of them wearing salmons as hats, and we're pretty sure they have deeper emotional connections and social intelligence than humans based on the development of that area in their brains and way they behave when losing a loved one. For all we know if orcas has thumbs and access to fire they would be the ones making RUclips videos rn.
I don’t see humans performing for orcas, no animal can fuck w a Homo sapiens, a 6 year old with a tablet hooked to a UAV would smoke a pod of orcas. 😂
@sam@samk2407ntelligent as they are, I don’t think they even pale in comparison to humans
It looks an acts like a living submarine
Pretty sure this is AI slop. 3:00 Not one of these oceans is labeled correctly. Or maybe it isn't. I don't think an AI would get a basic fact THAT wrong.
It’s almost right 😂 what if it’s just human error with cropping it ?
the script and some of the visuals are ai generated
i genuinely thought you'd have millions of subscribers, this is such a high quality channel, my attention span is very bad but i watch this video fully, I've never been this interested about some sperm whales before, and plus i usually don't appreciate and comment on some videos but man, it's just so good. The clear and simple English also helps a lot. Im glad i found this channel, Keep it up!
Man when you use the phrase “its not just X its actually Y” ect. You have to respect the viewers intelligence by X being something you might genuinely be thinking.
After hearing all about how honed sperm whales are for hunting no one is thinking other creatures fear them because its just big and scary or whatever. I swear this writing crutch is everywhere nowadays and screams AI usage.
Great video thanks
I learnt a few things, takes some doing when it comes to species I am interested in
Thanks for sharing
Interresting video, but if you don't cite any sources when you make claims like "it is theorized...", that means it's just you saying that. And I'm not saying that you need to ruin the flow of the video. Just put your sources in the description, or at the end. I'd love to hear more about whales using their sonar as an actual weapon, but i'd also like to know what evidence that idea has.
Wild kratts is the source
Very informative! Thanks for this! ❤
'They float like giant stone boulders' - and with that opening line I'll get my whale info elsewhere thanks
Pictures of sperm whales sleeping stokes a deep feeling of terror in myself.
At the factual core, several things are broadly correct. Sperm whales are indeed the largest toothed predators, they do dive very deep (routinely >1,000 m, with rare dives approaching ~3,000 m), they rely heavily on echolocation, they possess extremely loud clicks, they hunt large squid, and adults show scarring consistent with squid encounters. Their lungs do collapse safely under pressure, oxygen is largely stored in blood and muscle via high myoglobin concentrations, and they are globally distributed. All of that is real biology.
However, the narrative departs from sober science in several systematic ways.
First, anthropomorphic framing. The script repeatedly assigns human social meanings to ecological facts: “most feared,” “no rivals,” “the ocean remembers,” “tactical superiority,” “biological rail gun,” “acoustic shadow,” “learned trauma baked into DNA.” These phrases are not scientific descriptions; they are cinematic metaphors. Fear, dominance, paranoia, respect, and strategy are imputed mental states rather than demonstrable behavioral mechanisms. Ethologists are extremely cautious about such language precisely because it smuggles intention and agency where selection pressures suffice.
Second, exaggeration of acoustic lethality. The claim that sperm whale clicks are “loud enough to vibrate a human body to death” or function as a stun weapon is speculative at best. While peak source levels around 230 dB re 1 µPa @ 1 m are often cited, this is a measurement convention specific to underwater acoustics and does not translate directly into lethal effects in air or even into proven biological weapons underwater. The “sonar as a weapon” hypothesis remains debated and unproven. It is presented here as settled fact, which it is not
Third, misleading claims of ecological monopoly. The video implies sperm whales have a near-exclusive lock on giant and colossal squid. In reality, these squid are rare, poorly sampled, and not eaten exclusively-or even primarily-by sperm whales in all regions. Most sperm whale diets consist largely of medium-sized mesopelagic squid, not mythical kraken-scale prey. The “monopoly” framing vastly overstates the case.
Fourth, overstatement of dominance over orcas. Orcas do attack sperm whales, particularly calves and juveniles, and documented events show coordinated harassment and lethal outcomes. Adult sperm whales are dangerous opponents, and defensive formations exist, but the claim that orcas “will not try” or are categorically outclassed is false. This is an arms-length stalemate shaped by context, numbers, and risk tolerance-not a clear hierarchy.
Fifth, teleological evolution language. Phrases like “a genius move,” “decided millions of years ago,” and “evolutionary memory where fear is baked into DNA” are rhetorically powerful but biologically sloppy. Evolution has no foresight, memory is not transmitted as fear, and prey adaptations do not imply conscious avoidance of a specific predator across 20 million years. Selection pressure, not narrative memory, explains morphology and behavior.
Sixth, false dichotomies. The script repeatedly insists that animals must be either “creatures of the sun” or “creatures of the void,” that trade-offs are absolute, and that sperm whales uniquely “cheat physics.” In reality, many diving mammals (beaked whales, elephant seals) share overlapping physiological strategies. Sperm whales are exceptional-but not singular in kind.
So how spurious is this RUclips video?
Not fraudulent. Not crackpot. But structurally mythic.
It takes real, fascinating biology and runs it through a prestige-nature-documentary-meets-cosmic-horror filter. The result is a story optimized for awe, virality, and narrative coherence, not for epistemic restraint. Facts are real; proportions are distorted. Uncertainties are erased. Metaphor quietly replaces mechanism.
This is AI slop. Thanks for the incredibly thorough breakdown. You probably spent more time on this than the asshole "creator" spent making the entire video
It's like they're super-powered. Absolutely remarkable.
0:37 uh I don't think orcas are outclassed in intelligence by literally anything lol
We exist
Speak for yourself lol
@saianshvukkalkar4347no not even humans lol, I literally have a degree in marine biology, and we are very much not sure if orcas are less intelligent than us. They may have real language, they have communities and culture, they pass down information, they have incredibly strong social bonds, significantly stronger than humans, and they live a long time. Their brains are also, while different from ours also extremely large and complex.
@samk2407dude that’s awesome! How are their brains compared to ours?
Guess if orcas had access to fire, they would have out-evolved us
I'm back in the ocean fascination trenches (hah)-
5:00 Flexible ribcages are so interesting! I do wonder if they do change a bit physically or if they feel the change between ocean layers like we do notice for example air density differences on mountains etc.
I assume so since humans also feel pressure differences when coming up from diving, but still... Super interesting!!
7:00 they got an oil chamber?? What!
Interesting fact : a sperm whale can not actually vibrate a human to death as that is a myth.
But I believe it can cause you harm at close range.
To my understanding, it would only be the absolute worst case, and is very unlikely to happen. It can definitely damage your organs, but I think the risk of you drowning from the shock/damage is much higher than the sound itself killing you. You also have to be directly be in front of the whale, and I hope nobody is dumb/brave enough to be in close proximity of a 40 ton and 15 m Apex predator. Finally, the whales only use these loud clicks when hunting far below in the dark, and never at the surface or in the presence of humans. They don't see divers as food or a thread and will only lightly click at them to scan them.
3:10 you got the Atlantic and Pacific oceans mixed up.
Script sounds like it was mostly written with AI
Always adored them. Now love them even more. They are beyond awesome.
“It is a pity that American sizing was used rather than the globally accepted measurement system.”
Fr, I knew the depths of the mentioned ocean levels beforehand, but I don't know the length or speed of the sperm whale now. A measurement in football fields would have been more helpful ironically.
If you cant convert feet to meters in your head then you are dumb. If your brain shuts off when hearing anything but what you’re used to theres no hope for you
@polpottopg Fortunately, I can work it out, but it would be nice if this were explained or mentioned. Not everyone is American, fortunately.
I always go by fence panels which are 6' or 1.8 m. So a sperm whale is 10 fence panels which is huge, obvs
When humans are in a vacuum with an oxygen supply, but without a pressure suit, humans will eventually swell in to a jelly.
First your ear drums will pop like a bubble (extremely painful).
Then your cells will swell and pop as well (this is what kills you).
There is a misconception that your blood will boil, but your body is incredibly good at keeping its internal pressure stable.
That is until your cells starts to break apart from the low pressure.
That is when you start to swell, because your body can't keep you from swelling any more.
Eventually you intestines will shoot out of your behind as internal pressure builds.
This is when you will start to melt in to a jelly/liquid goo.
Eventually your water will evaporate and what will be left is your skeleton covered in and surrounded by a dry dust (you minus all the water).
0:31 hate to be the corrections officer, but killer whales hunt sperm whales routinely not vice versa
Don't they only hunt the adolescents
@Initiative_Officalikr the video specifically said they don't hunt adult
They only Hunt juveniles/young sperm whales
military sonar is 235 decibles
Aura so strong, it renders you senseless and paralyzed.
2:50-ish? What the hell is that?
hwat
Nwah
you know, you could've just explained "if orcas are space marines and giant squids are chaos marines, spermwhales are custodes"
Pshh I eat whales that look just like sperm whales all the time! They're like gold fish.
Pshh I eat shark fins too. Delicious 😋