Tillicim and the other Orca's were/are suffering from major animal abuse at the hands of the Sea World higherups. There is an entire documentary about it called Black Fish. Sea World had plenty of forewarning that Tillicim was becoming more and more aggressive and did nothing about it because it would hurt their bottom line. They even used the trainers as a scape goat when things started to heat up.
Best way to think about it is imagine yourself in prison for many years, and you were never given any reason for your sentencing, and you slowly go crazy because you have no freedom, you get angry and one day you snap and go for one of the guards...that's essentially the environment they were kept in, and being intelligent creatures, it comes to no surprise, that anger and claustrophobia boiled over into assaulting humans.
@@hilaryjuliecoxon5434 Fortunately they came out a while back and said that they wouldn't have any more orcas. The ones they already had would still be there to live out the rest of their lives, but no new orcas would (or have) been brought in
Orcas: “ if you get beached and your found by those hairless things on two legs, just make sad noises. they’ll put you back in the water. They’re stupid.”
Tilikum is a tragic tale of an orca that was kidnapped from its family by humans at a young age to entertain humans. Then being attacked by other orcas of the pool. He had every right to hate humans for what they did.
@@jensensolace4948 He was an animal. He didn't have the same capacity that a human has to think and process things. Yes, it's tragic that he killed them, but his aggression was primarily driven by his life circumstances (his kidnapping as a calf, being sold to SeaLand (basically what came before SeaWorld) and abused by being kept in a pool too small for one orca alone but that housed him and three dominant females who bullied him, and even in that show with Dawn he got frustrated because he missed the cue that told him he had completed his behavior (the official word for "trick") and so he didn't get a reward when he thought he should've and that caused him to miss more cues and get more frustrated). I'm not saying that he should've killed anyone, but he didn't have the ability to understand and reason like humans do, and his abuse led him to think that violence was the answer to every problem
@@jensensolace4948 He was not bound by any rights, duties or moral system invented by humans in the first place. He belonged in the ocean and was bound by the rules of nature there. The humans at Sea World shouldn't have kept him in a small pool. The humans should have known they were at risk, and the ones at the top should have informed the trainer she was at serious risk (since it happened before). It was a tragedy yes, but the only ones to blame are the people who put him in the pool or went in there with him.
Two out of three, yes. Intelligent, humans are not. Orcas don't 'get along' with humans - they tolerate humans because Orcas are fully aware when they have no choice.
Great video! Just wanted to let you know the death of Dawn was actually at the end of the show not the beginning. After the afternoon dining with Shamo show Dawn was playing g with Tillicim in the pool where she was at as hugging him and doing some interactions that were like a little performance for all the kids and other people leaving the show. She was dragged in by her hair or her arm (there are witnesses who say both it’s never been fully confirmed what area he grabbed) they believe he was upset and frustrated because during the show he didn’t perform a task correctly so Dawn did what she was supposed to do and didn’t reward him with the food. It was a trick that had him circling the length of the pool waving his fin to the crowd and then when he heard the whistle to come back to the trainer and he would get food. He did the waving of the fin but he didn’t hear the command to come back so he continued waving and circling until the second or third whistle when he finally hear what Dawn was asking him to do. He had been known to be frustrated and would literally bang his head into the walls of his tank because he was just bored and had nothing to occupy his time. He was also captured in the wild and separated from his mother. When he arrived at his first park he was severely bullied by two female whales who attacked him especially at night when they would be locked away in this modified shacks that went around their tanks and made their enclosure even smaller. Like 1/3 the size of the tank in Orlando. The whales were constantly fed smaller amounts of food because it would make them easier to train because they would be more willing to do what the trainer wanted because it meant food. Dawn died because Tilli got frustrated because he didn’t have an outlet to swim away or do what he wanted. Imagine being forced to live in a bathroom with two of your classmates that you probably don’t even get along with. You can’t leave the bathroom and the two people you live with are from different families, cultures, backgrounds, etc. when you get mad you can’t go anywhere you just have to live there in that bathroom for life! Tilli didn’t attack Dawn because he wanted to hurt and kill her (that is what former trainers who worked with him, Dawn, and other whales have said) he was frustrated and he lashed out like a toddler having a tantrum. Except this toddler is a 5 ton killer whale who literally ripped her arm off, scalped her, played with her corpse, and then proceeded to guard her body for more than an hour refusing to allow the other trainers and staff to remove her body from the tank.
@@sroy9789 happy to. I have watched a lot of documentaries on Sea World and how they are behind a. Good majority of all marine parks. Even ones they claim to have no association with, there have been people who did some digging and found shady connections that are pretty damning. Sea world has spent so much money trying to bury their disgusting practices that have led to the suffering of thousands of animals and humans. They have tried to blame the trainers and said they violated safety policies which is flat wrong. Sea world has covered up injuries, illnesses, and breading practices because they don’t care about who they hurt as long as they get to keep making money. Dawn was only doing what she was trained to do and what she had done before 1,000s of times. She is not at fault. Tillie was simply frustrated and reacted like any animal who feels cornered, he knew Dawn and did have a connection with her but, it doesn’t matter if Tillie wasn’t trying to hurt her. He was an Orca who has teeth strong enough to crush the meat angle bones of a great white shark, even biting down at half of his power would have been devastating to any human body. Humans are very fragile sacks of bones and meat, we are not going to have a good outcome when an orca puts any part of our body in their very powerful jaws and bites down (even if it’s only slightly).
@@KatlynJShute Saw a pic of Tilly's teeth in dodo, they were in very bad condition with holes in them. He must have been in a lot of pain. Wish they had done something about it. These animals need to be set free.
Tilly didn't ask human beings to kidnap him from his mother and abuse him. So there's that. So the people responsible for those 3 deaths are the kidnappers, the buyers and Sea World.
@@EXPLISITemcee I would if it meant that bears cubs die from starvation rather then them growing up to become bears with a taste for cat. And that might be what they are trying to do, limit the Orca's food so there's less of them?
@ThatRandomLady AGREE! ORCAS IN CAPTIVITY HAVE THE RIGHT TO KILL THE PEOPLE WHO USE AND ABUSE OF THEM, LIKE SLAVES. ORCAS IN AQUARIUMS ARE SLAVES OF BAD, GREEDE HUMANS THEIR CAPTUTE FROM THE OCEANS IS HORRIFIC!
"Weee look at becky fly isn't she cute. Gosh can't believe these guys hold the highest record for causing extinctions. Oo Oo pass to me Charles PASS TO MEE"
Most people that talk about Orca in this generic manner, even WATOP, tend to generalize them as the "cruel, killing machines". I have seen a different side of them. I have a friend that works around Orca most of the year. One day, he discovered that their matriarch had gotten stuck, trying to get at some fish that hide in shallow water. The tide had gone out earlier than usual. He checked on her condition, to see if she was sick. Satisfied that she was not, he began digging a path for her to get back into the water, using a water pump to flood it, so that it worked like a water slide. He was able to get her back into the water quickly. Using a water jet, he followed her back to her pod, to see if she developed any problems from being stuck. If you don't know, their own weight can crush their insides, even injuring them. He described to me what he believes was her telling them about the experience. He said: "At one point, they all turned their attention to me. Their matriarch approached, made some kind of vocalization, before moving off to the side. From there, a few of them began hitting me with echolocation while she watched. In the end, it made me pretty sore. I think she made them stop. She made a short bark just before they quit." He went on to say that shortly after, one of the matriarchs daughters brought him a fish and, stated that they only shared food with family. I was able to dive with him after this and, can testify that they treat him like family. Once, he and I got charged at by a white shark. Quickly, two orca were on the creature, ramming it. Another stayed with us, until the shark left the area.
Orcas are smart and picky eaters. Humanity only appeared recently, around 200,000 years ago while orcas were around for 11 million years. And we only explored the oceans for a brief amount out of the 200,000 years. And even if they do develop a taste for humans, much like wolves they will still avoid us because they know we can shoot at them with harpoon or guns. And also, they know tourist give them treats after a performance as they often perform when on camera and leave as soon as people put down their camera.
Not ALL movie depictions of orcas portray them as sweet and affectionate toward people. I remember a movie I saw when I was a kid back in the 80s. It starred Richard Harris (Dumbledore from the first two Harry Potter films). At the beginning of the film, Harris' character kills the female of a pair of orcas and for the remainder of the movie that female's mate it hunting Harris. It was actually a really good movie. (NOTE: Just 'imdb'ed the movie and it was simply called Orca and was released in 1977; I just didn't see it until the 80s since I myself was only "released" in late 1975. Definitely woth watching at least once for anyone who is interested.)
Yes I remember going to the Theater with my older sister to see it and what pissed the male off was when they hung her up his baby fell out and died and they just kicked it over board like dirt and Hate started and then the long chase...lol.. I think I'll watch it, holy crap it's been yrs since I've watched it But Never forgot it as I was only about 12-13 yrs old when it came out.
Also kill humans from time to time but yeah Edit: Guys when I said that they kill, I ddin't specifically mean in the wild or in captivity, Just as a species wether or not it's from thw wild
@@gaminginferior7936 uhm, don't think thats how it works? they could kill us easily, and he said in the video they kill a variety of predators including great whites
Important to note that those human killings have only happened with orcas that have spent years and years locked up in small pools with little to nothing to do, but perform shows day in day out. Imagine being trapped in a bathtub for a decade. Alone. Paraded around in a slightly bigger bathtub for 60 minutes 6 days a weeks and the back in your bathtub with nothing to do. You'd go insane too.
@@ChodyRay I don't believe your comment was sarcastic, just want to say that while orcas have sunk a few small boats and bit a surfer in the '70s, they have never killed a human in the wild.
Well I think it's boredom in the tanks. There really isn't much for them to do in small tanks and we know what orcas do with seals when bored, what makes humans so different to them? In the wild where they have pods and plenty of sea creatures to keep themselves occupied were not toys and there willing to help humans as well.
The two most powerful animals in the world both hunt for fun. And they're both friends. And both very intelligent. Well. Some of the humans aren't so much.
@@mp2k1 Yeah in sea world they tell you not to touch the water because of chemicals in the tank, when really they want to discourage you from becoming a dead playtoy of the orca
One of big reason of the orca attacks in captivity is stress and boardum . There have been cases were orca have committed suicide in captivity. And all of the orcas in captivity are in bad health it is very rare for an captive orca to be in perfect health. Not to mention they only live a fraction of there actually life span. When looking at the history of orca captivity it is very sad and tragic. If you want to learn more of the history of orca captivity watch “The dark history of orca captures”.
Also the documentary Black Fish which another commenter mentioned. It also discusses some of these issues, though it focuses more on Tillikum and Sea World specifically (and exposes how Sea World lies to visitors)
@@mp2k1 @Robert E.O. Speedwagon That* is the truth. Most sea creatures instinctively know we're not a part of their diet. Kill us? Sure. But eat us? No.
@@ElixirEdits yeah but I mean if an Orca killed and fully ate a human and communicated to other Orcas that we are "tasty" or whatever the Orca equivalent to that is we'd be completely screwed due to them starting to actively hunt us
@@ericdraves8298 I am just guessing here, but it could be that wild Orcas don't fully understand humans and their vehicles, so they take a cautious aproach.
The thing that actually made me fear Orcas was finding out they sometimes hunt Moose! Moose are huge and terrifying as it is I didn’t need to know a Orca would hunt it. I only found that our when I was doing research on Wolves and their prey so... I wasn't prepared to learn that.
I know you’re joking but on the off chance you think orcas attack humans in the wild....there is no recorded fatal attacks on humans from wild orcas. There is only a handful of non fatal attacks from wild orcas in the whole time humans have existed. There has only been 7 RECORDED attacks on humans from WILD orcas.
But attack like a gang and don't do much of anything else for the ocean just kill kill kill well that needs to.happen to.them.and people need to.let them.die when they charge banks blue whales help.clean the ocean screw the demon gangs people killers I don't care for them beauty is in the eye of the beholder know too much to know to hate them while crazy people save them that's like supporting a serial killer
Your video about the ocean is absolutely amazing! The footage and the information you provide are not only visually stunning but also very informative.
@@Eli_73999 Yes, I agree. But I'm talking about slaughter houses, I'd wager that high quality slaughter houses slaughter the animals painlessly by running electric currents, knocking the animals unconscious, you can't feel pain when you're unconscious. Even traditional slaughtering practices such as cutting the major artery or something for a quick death is less painful than being torn in half, being eaten alive or being tossed numerous times around before being eaten. Death by pollution is an indirect way that animals are killed but not relevant in what I'm comparing.
I wouldn’t say humans are cruel predators, I think most people would try to be as humane as possible. That said, with 7 billion people, there ofc will be outliers.
I have to say that after i watched Blackfish part 1 (2013) it is clear that Tillikum had severe psychological disorders from being held in captivity. He got ripped away from his family in the ocean, he was being bullied by older whales in captivity, (like every ither captive whale) he had to live ubder the worst circumstances an orca can live under (little concrete tank without anything else besides him in it). He was not „a predator that remembers its true nature“ he had several psychosis. The trainers described him as willing to learn and actually very nice. He exploded in the situations he killed someone. He wasnt aggresive, orcas are not aggresive or at least not more than humans. They are just like us. At the end of his life he just floated in his tank without moving for hours at a time (in nature zhey wouldn do that longer than a few minutes)
He actually killed 2 possibly 3 people. When he was at the aquarium in Victoria, he was isolated in a small dark pen every night. That would make anyone go crazy. He was only wanted at Seaworld for his sperm. It was so sad
In the positive, he lived a longer life than most orcas and fathered a lot of orcas. From being a bullied orca to being the most famous and respected orca in captivity ever.
They are kept in too small of spaces they swim 5,800 mile round trips for their migrations and generally swim 40 miles a day and dive 100 to 500 feet, not enough stimulation and activity and they don't get the family socialization they would normally get from their pod, pods can be from 5 to 30 whales some can even combine to form a group of 100 sometimes. Seaparks in captivity is not how they should be living. It would be like having a human live in a 15 squarefoot bathroom being brought meals and never leaving that space and in isolation.
You ever feel like you're in a time period as a human where you're stuck between two giants fighting it out? This is what it feels like to see orcas and whales fight.
Apparently it all started with Orkid, an orca from Seaworld San Diego. She's so intelligent the trainers nicknamed her the "Rocket Scientist." At least that's what I read in a book...
the way those trainers in the circus kiss and hug this huge animal stuck in a stupid tank to amuse people is like such a fake affection to poor animal wow huh
I wish you mentioned how orcas are extremely intelligent and used to vast ocean and they have complex social structures, and so keeping them in SeaWorld is a peak of cruelty and that's precisely why, out of sadness, boredom and despair, they kill humans when they have a chance (as Tilikum did)
@@ItsyourgirlBr00ke I didn't say that orcas kill people for fun. They do this out of boredom and frustration because there's nothing else for them to do, but they are not as vicious as it was portrayed in media
@@xXNekou ??? For years "the media" portrayed them as being virtually harmless to humans? They are not..Like all wild animals they can be unpredictable. A lot of people still think hippos aren't dangerous, because they eat mainly grass... That's not quite the reality...
@@ItsyourgirlBr00ke I don't know about that. Orcas have a pretty good understanding of us. They can probably tell we need oxygen to live, since all they need to do is use their sonar to learn our biology. Obviously, we can't speak for Orcas, but it's pretty safe to assume that when they kill a human, they know what they are doing.
@@jameswitcraft7038 you know what makes me happy when I see a orca stranded on the beach the way that people come and try to save it and you hear it crying heart breaking
Orcas do that to expel all vomit & empty the bowls from the Seal, while causing allll the adrenaline and endocrine glads to spill. by the time they eat them, they are not just eating the seal, but also indulge in all those chemical produced by it's body during the last "throws" of life edit: spelling & typos
@@wan3349 It's crazy how dolphins arn't comparable to other mammels, especially in the sea. Whales are as smart as cows. But an Orca that lures a bird with a piece of fish? Only chimps are comparable in all aspects. Except that they are vulnerable against big cats and big mammels.
@@Ever_Curious If that were true we wouldn’t be where we’re at today. Humans piss me off too, but I haven’t seen a squirrel to get the moon and back on their own.
I absolutely love orcas, and have since i was kid. They're incredibly smart, and beautiful.. but deadly.. hunters. I honestly can't think of anything that can best an orca in terms of how they hunt. They're definitely an animal worth respecting
and that is that ! i think expressing LOVE to just one animal / specie is just ...TOO MUCH :( PLUS that ''love'' can easily hurt the poor animal who just view us in terms of RESPECT
@@lordenvincar why not? I don’t like cockroaches and would kill them if they were in my house, but they’ve been here long before humans and will be here long after we are gone. They are survivors, so they have my respect
Literally anything passes time.. how is killing the only option? Also, just because an octopus doesn't kill like an orca, doesn't mean octopods aren't smarter than orcas. Dolphins, too.
@@staind.raindrop What would you do if you were a fully grown Orca living in the ocean to pass the time? Things I assume when thinking of a fully grown Orca -Has already traveled throughout majority if not all of the oceans (Whether it be surface level or not) -Has already seen tons and tons of creatures that whilst they look cool or have cool tricks, are still not as strong or impressive as them (even if they were this would just make them want to challenge the creature to see who is stronger) To me, it seems like you have overestimated the amount of things an Orca can do. They don't have hands or feet, so they can't switch between water and land. They cant make anything new or invent things (cause no hands), and they are probably bored all the time because all they do is swim. Humans have it quite easy being able to distract themselves with videos, or activities outside of just walking (From what I've seen, Orcas cannot stop swimming for long periods of time or they will drown). Honestly, I think it's rather interesting that Orcas turn hunting into a sport to keep themselves entertained. It shows that humans hunting as a sport (TO BE CLEAR, I DO NOT MEAN HUNTING ANIMALS TO EXTINCTION OR HUNTING ENDANGERED ANIMALS. I MEAN HUNTING ANIMALS THAT ARE LEGALLY ALLOWED TO BE HUNTED) is justified, considering one of the only other animals that are as smart as us started doing it as well.
@@linkin5088 Dolphins find things that they haven't killed to play with and make games out of... sure it makes sense to make killing as entertaining as possible since it's necessary for survival, but I don't believe that killing just for entertainment alone is justified.
The fact that the only Orca attacks have been reported in captivity just goes to show how intelligent they are. They probably realize they are just entertainment for humans at those sea circus shows and it bothers them to a great extent, along with being trapped in such a tiny space and separated from their pod.
The way they can actually communicate I wonder what would happen if captive orcas were set free and told the wild orcas of the cruelty they subjected to by humans if they were intelligent enough for revenge attacks might become common
6:25 for anyone worried about that penguin it ends up surviving. It stays on the boat until the whales leave and then dives off in the opposite direction
They’re actually not scary the people in places that have orcas as an attraction are the ones that make them like that you should watch blackfish 2013 on RUclips on your phone
This short clip provides misguided information about orcas in captivity. Tillikum, as all whales and dolphins in captivity, was abused and kept prisoner in a very unnatural and inhumane environment, for years. He was brutally kidnapped by men in fast boats, torn from his family at a young age (some died during this hunt and his family members were recorded to be crying and moaning in grief when he was taken away by the boat). These very intelligent animals are our human equivalent. They have their own culture that is passed down from generation to generation, communicate in a dialect specific to their pod, and are very close knit in their family groups. It was tragic that Dawn was killed by Shamu, but it is a more important to acknowledge that humans have no right to subject these sentient beings to serve us.
This guy: “Whale’s aren’t very smart!” Scientists: *They have a pretty high level of intelligence when compared to a lot of other animals. They’re able to learn new things, communicate in complex languages, and most importantly enjoy having fun which only the most intelligent animals do.*
Exactly it’s like he said a very contradictory statement there because this whole video he did nothing but give us examples on how intelligent orcas can be... I mean not many other animals can comprehend hunting like that. e.I. laying out bait to lure prey in.
I believe he meant when it comes to defending itself. Should of said more about its instincts. It rather escape than fight back kind of things. Or they aren’t smart enough to use whip around and hit them with their tail yet can do x, y, and z
@@anthonyzivalich4962 Whales that intelligent would be nice since they're not a predator but sharks as smart as orcas would be chilling, as in scary chill. Imagine them putting bait for human by dragging one person into the middle of the ocean, and waiting for other people to come for help, then ambush the saviour.
Interesting fact, the fin on their back being folded usually means they have suffered trauma. Physical OR emotional (usually seen when they are in captivity or separated from their families). They are a lot like humans funnily enough.
@@xandervc26 It's a theory but imo it seems real cuz in captivity dont you notice how they almost always have it folded? Even in Free Willy for example the orcas dorsal is folded over. So it seems very likely.
Humans are the most dangerous animal on the planet. Not too many other species that drove others to extinction because they thought it was fun, or cause they liked another animal over the other.
@@Flarflenugen bro we literally extinct an entire species in 50 years. if we wanted to we could be the only species on the planet but that’d be no fun would it?
@@TekoDevPro i absolutely cannot stand people like her. not because she cares about the whale, but because she broke out her phone and recorded herself asking that retarded question so then she could virtue signal on social media.
@@AbdulRahman-lu6dn are you a taxonomist or something? Coz I don't really know how to distinguish dolphins from whales. Size is very apparent though I don't think they include size in the dichotomy
@@AndrewBryanSapigaotarsonis baleen whales have huge mouths, and some have lines or grooves under their mouth sperm whales have small mouths and a slightly rectangle shaped head dolphins usually have big dorsal fins and are, you know... dolphin shaped
@@somemagellanic The dorsal fin was all I ever needed. thanks anyway for the lengthy explanation, it enlightened me. porpoises do not have dorsal fins so is it safe to assume they aren't dolphins?
8:29 ' _even_ those orcas that perform in aquariums aren't the sweet, good natured creatures.' you got that upside down: the orcas in the aquariums are the only ones dangerous for humans. there is not a single report of wild orcas ever intentionally harming humans whereas the ones in captivity (aquariums) are mentally ill and prone to throw fits which can end badly for trainers and performers.
@@CROWFACED It is not all false, sure you are correct about the attacks on humans by wild orcas. But in the case about mentally ill orcas you are incorrect, it's weird how their fins bend when kept in captivity right, and it is not a coincidence now is it. For them it is basically the equivalent of standing in a room without furniture and sometimes windows people staring through from the other side. On top of that being forced to undergo certain training to please an audiance.
@@thefbi4060 While I don’t think the Orcas have concepts such as “tricks for personal gain”, you’re right about them being confined and mistreated, they are playful, displays pride and territorial, a tank is no place for such a creature.
Sae Chiru spot on. Moreover, orcas travel in family pods. They're born, live, and die in the pod. Orcas in captivity are not family, so the smaller ones are often bullied and attacked by the larger orcas. This adds to the frustration and rage of these animals to kill their handlers.
I’m doing a research essay about orcas so a lot has popped up in my recommendations. But this video has scared me TWICE when I read the title because I always read it first as “This is why all killer whales are afraid of orcas” There is always a thought of ‘no, are killer whales not orcas!?’ And the short panic before I read again to make sure I am reading right and seeing I am thankfully wrong :)
Imagine hating something so much that you would go out of your way to save a kid of a completely different species just to dump on the killers afterwards.
Orcas do not attack humans in their natural habitat they have no reason to unless someone evil try to molest and hit them Orcas do not eat humans they learn from thei mum that HUMANS ARE NOT FOOD AND THAT PASSES FROM GENERATION FOR GENERATION
Orca´s looks like they´re really the real kings of the ocean, so strong, coordinate attacks in groups depending of the prey, they eat Sharks, Whales, Pinguins, seals, dolphins, and anything they can do together, literally a water beast!!!
@@whyputaname To say mother nature keeping things in balance when all other sea creatures afraid of them isn't really a balance of nature. You could say humans are here to keep balance of nature as well just on land we do the same thing.
@@Steven-yf2ef .. We have a sense of Reasoning, they don't. They are wild animals. They have no sense of Reasoning.. Although they can be highly intelligent. Every animal has a natural enemy even as humans we do.. That is ourselves.. What's the saying: Man is his own worst enemy.. Note how it says Man..
It's crazy to me how even AFTER 3 people were killed by Orcas at Sea World shows, Sea World was like "yeah, lets keep the orcas here and continue doing shows"
@@wuercoloco That's one hell of a fabricated diversion. They're taken from the ocean to be made into a carnival show. "The thing that turned me around was the death of Flipper, of Cathy. She was really depressed. I could feel it. I could see it. And she committed suicide in my arms. That's a very strong word, suicide. But you have to understand dolphins and other whales are not automatic air breathers, like we are. Every breath they take is a conscious effort. And so they can end their life whenever life becomes too unbearable by not taking the next breath. And it's in that context I use the word suicide. She did that. She swam into my arms, looked me right in the eye, and took a breath... and didn't take another one." - Richard O'Barry
These comments are so pathetic..who are you inbred RUclips zombies? Go out and touch some grass...its not funny when every little dark post the same comment
Good point, we should base our moral behavior using other animais as a standard, lets all start having children with our siblings for example, humans have freedom of action orcas obviusly dont.
Obviously you’re completely unaware of why someone would elect veganism over the horror of animal consumption. So let’s talk. Animal ag uses 3x the billions of lbs of antibiotics a year - of our entire medical system. That means a finite resource whose efficacy is reliant on its lack of abuse is losing its ability to work. We’ve only had antibiotics since the mid 1900s and soon the only hope will be the not so understood, extraordinarily expensive alternative- phage therapy. Animal products also lead to heart disease, obesity, and diabetes. Plenty of peer reviewed papers to prove it. Also, cows, pigs, and the like are extremely intelligent, socially diverse creatures who are most often killed as babies after being ripped from their mothers. Fishing kills over 5000 cetaceans a year not to fail to mention all the sea life and corals destroyed in this practice. We rely on fecal plumes from whales for much of our oxygen production and way too many species are on the brink of endangerment and extinction due to overfishing which prevents them from eating. Finally, all the soy and corn, all the water and resources used to grow animal feed could feed starving people instead, but most countries grow feed instead for fat western nations to enjoy the muscle and lactations of animals- that of you weren’t funding to murder- would be your friend. So vegans, haha. Trying to feed starving g people, preserve antibiotic efficacy, reduce global climate change, stop the rape and murder of 59 billion terrestrial animals a year. We are sooooo dumb.
I think its because they hunt in groups but not individually. They are incredible mammals of sea kingdom. It is so curious that they eat only liver of the pray. They are absolutely intelligent and smart.
There was a saying that goes: “Of all the animals, man is the only one that is cruel. He is the only one that inflicts pain for the pleasure of doing it.” But after hearing about what Orcas do, I think that saying has been disproven.
Bottlenose dolphins will drown other dolphins for fun. (Course they are in the porpoise family too) The more intelligent an animal the more cruel it can be.
Sayings like that are from people who enjoy preaching that humanity is the worst possible thing, when any halfway intelligent researcher can tell you that humans are, in fact, the only animal with morals.
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Love how Orcas are fierce, intelligent, deadly, yet the minute they open their mouths they look like they’re smiling.
i think that is more scary honestly like you see your killer smilling when he is gonna eat you
Yeah it’s also the same with pandas. They’re so dumb and do silly things, but would also completely destroy us and most animals it comes across.
Why so serious?
that’s so cute dude
Deceit is a sociopath's most powerful weapon
I like to think that orcas are dolphins with the venom symbiote. That’s why they’re so big and strong
Orca : the ultimate host
They are related to dolphin that's there cousins
lmao
*bonk*
And smart
When sharks get reduced down to being a vitamin pill for the tuxedo dolphins...
You're smart !
@@TekoDevPro *Maybe he isn't that smart but you're dumb?*
Aye I was the 420 like
@@elizabethfinkelson244 So?
@@Hatemx1 chill and them the be happy ig
Tillicim and the other Orca's were/are suffering from major animal abuse at the hands of the Sea World higherups. There is an entire documentary about it called Black Fish. Sea World had plenty of forewarning that Tillicim was becoming more and more aggressive and did nothing about it because it would hurt their bottom line. They even used the trainers as a scape goat when things started to heat up.
Best way to think about it is imagine yourself in prison for many years, and you were never given any reason for your sentencing, and you slowly go crazy because you have no freedom, you get angry and one day you snap and go for one of the guards...that's essentially the environment they were kept in, and being intelligent creatures, it comes to no surprise, that anger and claustrophobia boiled over into assaulting humans.
I cannot believe that this cruelty is allowed to continue.😠
That documentary broke my heart.
@@hilaryjuliecoxon5434 Fortunately they came out a while back and said that they wouldn't have any more orcas. The ones they already had would still be there to live out the rest of their lives, but no new orcas would (or have) been brought in
Not to mention they continued to use him for breeding even after the aggression became a major, even international issue.
And they lied about it.
Anything: **Exists**
Orcas: _Wanna play?_
Which influenced saw lol
@clyde jasper plz no •_•
Me: ok but I hate water
Machine gun: challenge accepted
Sperm whale: FINALLY a worthy opponent
Orcas: “ if you get beached and your found by those hairless things on two legs, just make sad noises. they’ll put you back in the water. They’re stupid.”
The seals watching us push their killers back into the water: 👁️👄👁️
"They're suckers keep making sad noises and they'll be sad enough to push you back."
Well....you could always invite them out for a swim or a snack afterwards as a thanks....maybe both....
@Judith Bigley calm down and read again as who's calling who stupid. Also, it's just a joke.
It's true though good thing I am an eucalyptus tree 🌲🌴 oh but yeah we put em in if they sad
Orca: "Wanna play football?
Seal: "Great, what position should I play?"
Orca: "How about 'the ball'?"
I needed this chuckle
XDD
Your not funny
@@edwardher6706 12k people disagree with you buddy.
@@edwardher6706 plot twist: you have no sense of humor
Tilikum is a tragic tale of an orca that was kidnapped from its family by humans at a young age to entertain humans.
Then being attacked by other orcas of the pool. He had every right to hate humans for what they did.
But no right to kill them
@@jensensolace4948 He was an animal. He didn't have the same capacity that a human has to think and process things. Yes, it's tragic that he killed them, but his aggression was primarily driven by his life circumstances (his kidnapping as a calf, being sold to SeaLand (basically what came before SeaWorld) and abused by being kept in a pool too small for one orca alone but that housed him and three dominant females who bullied him, and even in that show with Dawn he got frustrated because he missed the cue that told him he had completed his behavior (the official word for "trick") and so he didn't get a reward when he thought he should've and that caused him to miss more cues and get more frustrated). I'm not saying that he should've killed anyone, but he didn't have the ability to understand and reason like humans do, and his abuse led him to think that violence was the answer to every problem
@@jensensolace4948 He was not bound by any rights, duties or moral system invented by humans in the first place. He belonged in the ocean and was bound by the rules of nature there. The humans at Sea World shouldn't have kept him in a small pool. The humans should have known they were at risk, and the ones at the top should have informed the trainer she was at serious risk (since it happened before). It was a tragedy yes, but the only ones to blame are the people who put him in the pool or went in there with him.
@@Nottelling-p2wYES. Perfect, SPOT-ON explanation! 👍🏼
Orca: I kill for fun
Human: me too
Orca: awww
@@rajivupadhyay8850 who where, never saw
@@rajivupadhyay8850 wdym? I think you're dyslexic.
Orca: I kill for fun
Human: me too
orca: well, then i'll play, not prey on.
Orcas are just annoying
@@will.ecrowe2090 murderous Oreo dolphins.
Seals : **exists**
Orca: I took it personally
You mean pleasantly?
@@boyfriendwannabe1825 no he doesn’t
U need to find the difference between seals and a ball
Orca : there the same picture
@Jennica Baugbog true
Memade
Orcas are intelligent, ruthless, and playful you say? No wonder they get along with humans.
“Because of obi wan”
Such terrifying creatures they are. I'm talking about humans.
Two out of three, yes. Intelligent, humans are not. Orcas don't 'get along' with humans - they tolerate humans because Orcas are fully aware when they have no choice.
..Kenobi....
"So uncivilized."
Great video! Just wanted to let you know the death of Dawn was actually at the end of the show not the beginning. After the afternoon dining with Shamo show Dawn was playing g with Tillicim in the pool where she was at as hugging him and doing some interactions that were like a little performance for all the kids and other people leaving the show. She was dragged in by her hair or her arm (there are witnesses who say both it’s never been fully confirmed what area he grabbed) they believe he was upset and frustrated because during the show he didn’t perform a task correctly so Dawn did what she was supposed to do and didn’t reward him with the food. It was a trick that had him circling the length of the pool waving his fin to the crowd and then when he heard the whistle to come back to the trainer and he would get food. He did the waving of the fin but he didn’t hear the command to come back so he continued waving and circling until the second or third whistle when he finally hear what Dawn was asking him to do. He had been known to be frustrated and would literally bang his head into the walls of his tank because he was just bored and had nothing to occupy his time. He was also captured in the wild and separated from his mother. When he arrived at his first park he was severely bullied by two female whales who attacked him especially at night when they would be locked away in this modified shacks that went around their tanks and made their enclosure even smaller. Like 1/3 the size of the tank in Orlando. The whales were constantly fed smaller amounts of food because it would make them easier to train because they would be more willing to do what the trainer wanted because it meant food. Dawn died because Tilli got frustrated because he didn’t have an outlet to swim away or do what he wanted. Imagine being forced to live in a bathroom with two of your classmates that you probably don’t even get along with. You can’t leave the bathroom and the two people you live with are from different families, cultures, backgrounds, etc. when you get mad you can’t go anywhere you just have to live there in that bathroom for life! Tilli didn’t attack Dawn because he wanted to hurt and kill her (that is what former trainers who worked with him, Dawn, and other whales have said) he was frustrated and he lashed out like a toddler having a tantrum. Except this toddler is a 5 ton killer whale who literally ripped her arm off, scalped her, played with her corpse, and then proceeded to guard her body for more than an hour refusing to allow the other trainers and staff to remove her body from the tank.
Thank you for the detailed background story.
@@sroy9789 happy to. I have watched a lot of documentaries on Sea World and how they are behind a. Good majority of all marine parks. Even ones they claim to have no association with, there have been people who did some digging and found shady connections that are pretty damning. Sea world has spent so much money trying to bury their disgusting practices that have led to the suffering of thousands of animals and humans. They have tried to blame the trainers and said they violated safety policies which is flat wrong. Sea world has covered up injuries, illnesses, and breading practices because they don’t care about who they hurt as long as they get to keep making money. Dawn was only doing what she was trained to do and what she had done before 1,000s of times. She is not at fault. Tillie was simply frustrated and reacted like any animal who feels cornered, he knew Dawn and did have a connection with her but, it doesn’t matter if Tillie wasn’t trying to hurt her. He was an Orca who has teeth strong enough to crush the meat angle bones of a great white shark, even biting down at half of his power would have been devastating to any human body. Humans are very fragile sacks of bones and meat, we are not going to have a good outcome when an orca puts any part of our body in their very powerful jaws and bites down (even if it’s only slightly).
@@KatlynJShute Saw a pic of Tilly's teeth in dodo, they were in very bad condition with holes in them. He must have been in a lot of pain. Wish they had done something about it. These animals need to be set free.
Tilly didn't ask human beings to kidnap him from his mother and abuse him. So there's that. So the people responsible for those 3 deaths are the kidnappers, the buyers and Sea World.
Well said. The worst animals are honestly humans
I love how gray whales will just stop an orca from eating something already dead out of spite, it’s like a massive screw you to the orcas
Now I'm starting to imagine a chaotic universe hidden underwater and out of sight from humans because of this comment.
More like Beavis and Buttface brain dead... Would you protect a dead cat from a Bear? kinda stupid..
@@EXPLISITemcee I would if it meant that bears cubs die from starvation rather then them growing up to become bears with a taste for cat.
And that might be what they are trying to do, limit the Orca's food so there's less of them?
Might also be in the hope that their young starve so there's less of them?
@@WolfFireheart interesting observation.
7:20
Woman: "what can I do for yah sweetie"
Orca: "Get me into the fucking water damn it"
Orca : huh-
She did like a burp
The Seas:gahaoohhehahahahah
@Kaganari AVX I'd say the same thing about you humans if we're being perfectly honest
@Kaganari AVX are we good species
@@enlightened_orca ha ha 😂💯
"looking at how Orcas play with people, somehow you forget that they're cruel predators"
im sure Orcas feel the same way about us.
Yep
Pikachu face :o lol
@ThatRandomLady AGREE! ORCAS IN CAPTIVITY HAVE THE RIGHT TO KILL THE PEOPLE WHO USE AND ABUSE OF THEM, LIKE SLAVES.
ORCAS IN AQUARIUMS ARE SLAVES OF BAD, GREEDE HUMANS
THEIR CAPTUTE FROM THE OCEANS IS HORRIFIC!
"Weee look at becky fly isn't she cute. Gosh can't believe these guys hold the highest record for causing extinctions.
Oo Oo pass to me Charles PASS TO MEE"
ORCAS ARE NOT CRUEL PREDATORS ARE THEY MORE CRUEL THAN TIGERS . LIONS .SHARKS .. LEOPARS ETC ??????
THE TOP PREDATOR ON EARTH IS THE MAN
Most people that talk about Orca in this generic manner, even WATOP, tend to generalize them as the "cruel, killing machines". I have seen a different side of them.
I have a friend that works around Orca most of the year. One day, he discovered that their matriarch had gotten stuck, trying to get at some fish that hide in shallow water. The tide had gone out earlier than usual. He checked on her condition, to see if she was sick. Satisfied that she was not, he began digging a path for her to get back into the water, using a water pump to flood it, so that it worked like a water slide. He was able to get her back into the water quickly.
Using a water jet, he followed her back to her pod, to see if she developed any problems from being stuck. If you don't know, their own weight can crush their insides, even injuring them. He described to me what he believes was her telling them about the experience. He said: "At one point, they all turned their attention to me. Their matriarch approached, made some kind of vocalization, before moving off to the side. From there, a few of them began hitting me with echolocation while she watched. In the end, it made me pretty sore. I think she made them stop. She made a short bark just before they quit." He went on to say that shortly after, one of the matriarchs daughters brought him a fish and, stated that they only shared food with family.
I was able to dive with him after this and, can testify that they treat him like family. Once, he and I got charged at by a white shark. Quickly, two orca were on the creature, ramming it. Another stayed with us, until the shark left the area.
That's a really cool story!
My God!
That's true I saw it I was the great white shark
That is absolutely amazing
Wow! Is this real!!?
If it wasn’t for the first human who saved an orca, there would probably be a lot of Hollywood films that are basically like “Jaws” but Orca edition
There was a couple orca evil films.
Orcas are smart and picky eaters. Humanity only appeared recently, around 200,000 years ago while orcas were around for 11 million years. And we only explored the oceans for a brief amount out of the 200,000 years.
And even if they do develop a taste for humans, much like wolves they will still avoid us because they know we can shoot at them with harpoon or guns. And also, they know tourist give them treats after a performance as they often perform when on camera and leave as soon as people put down their camera.
Did you ever see the *Orca* movie? I have not, but it is popular enough to know about.
Free Willy was the best orca film to date
"Orca" is pretty much Jaws, but orca edition.
Your videos are one of the main reasons how I’ve been able to entertain myself throughout this pandemic. Keep up the fantastic work
WATOP thank you
Omg you got a heart from WATOP
@@anandsingh9719 I have 13 hearts from WATOP. Thanks for the support
True that
@gemkarl galang What are you talking about? No one is talking about cousins dude your in a middle of something or what?
Sharks: "I'm the terror of the seas."
Orcas: "U sure bud?"
Humans: "Just the seas?"
Then man replies oh sorry cant see what my trolling nets catch bye bye species
Lol true we humans are very destructive.
Submarine goes beep boop
@@randallvillanueva4386 were good at destroying but not so much as fixing
No sharks are also they terror of the air because sharknado is real
Not ALL movie depictions of orcas portray them as sweet and affectionate toward people. I remember a movie I saw when I was a kid back in the 80s. It starred Richard Harris (Dumbledore from the first two Harry Potter films). At the beginning of the film, Harris' character kills the female of a pair of orcas and for the remainder of the movie that female's mate it hunting Harris. It was actually a really good movie.
(NOTE: Just 'imdb'ed the movie and it was simply called Orca and was released in 1977; I just didn't see it until the 80s since I myself was only "released" in late 1975. Definitely woth watching at least once for anyone who is interested.)
Yes I remember going to the Theater with my older sister to see it and what pissed the male off was when they hung her up his baby fell out and died and they just kicked it over board like dirt and Hate started and then the long chase...lol.. I think I'll watch it, holy crap it's been yrs since I've watched it But Never forgot it as I was only about 12-13 yrs old when it came out.
Imagine going for a walk and getting jumped by like 13 living tuxedos
So penguins?
lol
How did u post before the video
@@blooneytunes4076 premier
XD
Vegan : wild animal just killing when they hungry, not like human that killing for fun!
Orca : hold my seal
@@muscari5482 Our ancestors probably did the same as well.
@@muscari5482 u didnt get the joke bro
LMAO
People are really taking this joke seriously...
@@muscari5482
We know. You took it personally.
A cruel killer that gets along with humans. Fair enough.
Also kill humans from time to time but yeah
Edit: Guys when I said that they kill, I ddin't specifically mean in the wild or in captivity, Just as a species wether or not it's from thw wild
@@snowtiger9942 its kill when they seem like a threat
@@snowtiger9942 there has never been a fatal orca attack on a human in the wild
yea because we are such natural killers our self of course a killer whale would be our friends for now :)
@@gaminginferior7936 uhm, don't think thats how it works? they could kill us easily, and he said in the video they kill a variety of predators including great whites
Important to note that those human killings have only happened with orcas that have spent years and years locked up in small pools with little to nothing to do, but perform shows day in day out. Imagine being trapped in a bathtub for a decade. Alone. Paraded around in a slightly bigger bathtub for 60 minutes 6 days a weeks and the back in your bathtub with nothing to do.
You'd go insane too.
"Orcas kill out of boredom"
Humans: I know, lets put them in a small enclosure and then swim with them
So tragic! One death is too many. But they should have stopped swimming with them after the first death.
@@mary-janechambers3596 there's something wrong with us
Because orcas don't attack people in the wild ever
@@ChodyRay I don't believe your comment was sarcastic, just want to say that while orcas have sunk a few small boats and bit a surfer in the '70s, they have never killed a human in the wild.
Well I think it's boredom in the tanks. There really isn't much for them to do in small tanks and we know what orcas do with seals when bored, what makes humans so different to them?
In the wild where they have pods and plenty of sea creatures to keep themselves occupied were not toys and there willing to help humans as well.
Imagine just chilling as a seal and seeing 4 orcas coming straight at you.
The seal: oh shit oh shit oh shi-
🤣🤣🤣 I'm sleep
Yeah he couldnt finish the last word
Lmaoooo
The owl just fly kicks the eagle eagle cant see shit
Lmao
They forgot to mention that Blue Supersonic Hedgehogs are scared of them, though sometimes they do ride them...
Oh
Blue supersonic hedgehogs are not real wtf are you talking about?
@@crewper9954 damn you got no childhood?? He talk about sonic obviously
@@crewper9954 delete yourself.
@@crewper9954Duuud wheres ur childhood gone
I feel so sad watching the poor seals be so brutally killed. Rest in peace sea pups. Hope you find everything that you love in the afterlife
The two most powerful animals in the world both hunt for fun. And they're both friends. And both very intelligent. Well. Some of the humans aren't so much.
Well said
@@halfcarnage6259 I thought he was referring to the hillside stranglers
Sounds like Pokémon.
@@LITTLE1994 HOLU SHIT
Cats are our friends too, they hunt for fun and for their size are killer machines and very intelligent too
"Imagine being bitten by several medium-sized dogs at the same time, and then they try to drown you..."
🥲
Lol i clicked a like on your comment once i saw your cute cat pic .☺
Imagine the absolute helpness youd feel. Powerful beings
Id be screaming
Well my dog's bite hurt and she is 4 months old so.... Idk bout that haha
Fun fact: there are no records of Orcas attacks in the wild
So lets keep them there
Another fun fact: the only attacks, fatal or otherwise, from Orcas on humans have been in captivity
@@mp2k1 ye... thats the point...
@GoogleHave BetrayedHumanity i understood, just felt the need to say it
@@mp2k1 Yeah in sea world they tell you not to touch the water because of chemicals in the tank, when really they want to discourage you from becoming a dead playtoy of the orca
Poor guys locked in those tiny boxes, I don’t blame them for their behavior
One of big reason of the orca attacks in captivity is stress and boardum . There have been cases were orca have committed suicide in captivity. And all of the orcas in captivity are in bad health it is very rare for an captive orca to be in perfect health. Not to mention they only live a fraction of there actually life span. When looking at the history of orca captivity it is very sad and tragic.
If you want to learn more of the history of orca captivity watch “The dark history of orca captures”.
Also the documentary Black Fish which another commenter mentioned. It also discusses some of these issues, though it focuses more on Tillikum and Sea World specifically (and exposes how Sea World lies to visitors)
I guess they don't attack humans because it often goes like that:
Orca: Are you food?
Humans: Here's a fish wanna play?
Orca: Aight, we homie now.
Not really, it's because they don't see us as a viable and reliable food source
But if an Orca ate a human and "told" other Orcas then we'd be completely screwed
@@mp2k1 @Robert E.O. Speedwagon That* is the truth. Most sea creatures instinctively know we're not a part of their diet. Kill us? Sure. But eat us? No.
@@ElixirEdits yeah but I mean if an Orca killed and fully ate a human and communicated to other Orcas that we are "tasty" or whatever the Orca equivalent to that is we'd be completely screwed due to them starting to actively hunt us
@@mp2k1 a
Love how that penguin would rather take its chances with humans than the orca. I don’t blame it.
I wonder why the Orcas stop just because its on a inflatable boat with Humans
@@ericdraves8298 I am just guessing here, but it could be that wild Orcas don't fully understand humans and their vehicles, so they take a cautious aproach.
@@Zhiloaxeman almost, orca FULLY understand that those boats have humans, and decide to not kill 8 people over a penguin and risk retaliation from us
Yeah... something that huge is chasing u you will go hide under the lion's balls
@@Fakhori.M 1 person? that's a toy. 8 that's a pack of hunters, they might not kill them, but most creatures try to mitigate chances of pain.
Whales protecting baby species of their kind fom Orcas just melted my heart
You have a metal heart?
@@白キロ it’s a metaphor
@@ilovefood9362 wooosh
But they play frisbee with other animals' babies....lol
@Brix Broox wut?.!
I’m really not gonna lie but the Orca is cute whenever it uses his little tiny voice it’s adorable
“They play like real psychos”
No wonder the *get along* with humans
Yea we are psychos
@@zooweemama3335 ....1 in 5...
I always thought they were psychos idky I thought that
Lol they hardly come in contact with humans
Name a creature that isn't a so called psycho. Go ahead
My mother: Don't play with your food! Eat it all!
Orca mom: wanna play soccer honey? **yeets the seal**
underrated
Don't eat your food without playing first XD
Lol 😂
Food ball
OMG i laugh
So hard i could not
Hear my sisters loud
Music Dang man
You got likes
I got one
Smile 😃 Thxs have a blessed
🌧 rainy week bye
Lions- land
Eagles- sky
Orcas- ocean
Humans- hold my beer.
underrated comment
Alien from "Life" the movie- mars
Humans need weapons to beat those predators
So,humans is king of hold my beer?
Should it be considered narcissism?
The thing that actually made me fear Orcas was finding out they sometimes hunt Moose! Moose are huge and terrifying as it is I didn’t need to know a Orca would hunt it. I only found that our when I was doing research on Wolves and their prey so... I wasn't prepared to learn that.
Oftentimes, moose dive deep to feed on aquatic plants and that's where the orcas get them.
@@That1505Guygod that's awful . I hate them again.😂
Male Sperm whale: *exists*
Orca: Finally! A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
Yeah I was about to comment that sperm whales are about as close as a rival as orcas get
@@spacetacos7574 And beaches
@@mrspino4002 no
Orcas crawl but from the sea to grab moose
He explains in the video how orcas get stop and become beached on land
Orcas=shark bullies
"Orcas are cruel predators"
Human: That's cute
We all have to survive one way or another and if you don't then something else would anyway...
>Puts huge an inteligent animal in a pool for the rest of his life to make money
>They attacked 3 humans how cruel
@@AlexanderDragneel they didnt just 'attacked', they 'killed' 3
Anyway i think the comment above says that humans are 'more cruel' animal
@Pierre Romeo Henry You spelled my name wrong...
Boo hoo, human bad, animals good, woof woof woof
Humans: They are ruthless killers!
Orcas: Yeah, something we've in common, eh?
Humans: ... Yeah, wanna be my sea puppy? :)
@Electro_blob 2 humans aren’t carnivores
@@billt8097 pretty sure we are
Or more like omnivores
They would kill us if they had the chocie
@@kylerucinski9171 Like every good Pet.
This person acts like tilikum wasn’t kept in a small enclosure for YEARS imagine being stuck in your house for 10 years
“What can I do for you sweetie?”
Orca: *in soft innocent voice* “come closer so I can throw you 20 feet into the air for fun before I eat you”
Nooo please don't
That's finny 😂
I know you’re joking but on the off chance you think orcas attack humans in the wild....there is no recorded fatal attacks on humans from wild orcas. There is only a handful of non fatal attacks from wild orcas in the whole time humans have existed. There has only been 7 RECORDED attacks on humans from WILD orcas.
@@hayleypaigereviews6744 That just shows what incredible hunters they are.
@@horsthooden4600 They wipe the crime scene to avoid leaving flipperprints
"Ay what's your name mine is Whale"
"Ayyy mine is killer whale"
*Oh shit*
UNDERRATED LMFAO
let’s be best friends
But attack like a gang and don't do much of anything else for the ocean just kill kill kill well that needs to.happen to.them.and people need to.let them.die when they charge banks blue whales help.clean the ocean screw the demon gangs people killers I don't care for them beauty is in the eye of the beholder know too much to know to hate them while crazy people save them that's like supporting a serial killer
@@teresacampbell2423 You must be new to nature
Even better thats a mistranslation of the real name, whale killer.
Seal: *legit getting killed by an orca going on land*
Orca: *gets stuck*
Orca: *sad puppy noises*
Seal: wtf
Epic Edit: wow. A lot of likes
@Kenyon Flowers I agree with your words.
That's beaching. They're not stuck, they just wiggle sideways back to the water, with the seal between the teeth if the orca caught it
@@InservioLetum they still do get stuck sometimes-
Orca get stuck
Orca:help me step seal I'm stuck
@@kingdeparsha *What're you doing step seal?*
Your video about the ocean is absolutely amazing! The footage and the information you provide are not only visually stunning but also very informative.
"hUmAns sLaUgHtER aNImAls sEnsEleSsly!"
Orcas:
Until you realize the orcas are going extinct because of pollution from humans making humans and monkE the prime species on earth
I mean humans are the strongest creatur if you think about
@@agent_9110 doesn't take much thinking 😂
@@Eli_73999 Yes, I agree. But I'm talking about slaughter houses, I'd wager that high quality slaughter houses slaughter the animals painlessly by running electric currents, knocking the animals unconscious, you can't feel pain when you're unconscious. Even traditional slaughtering practices such as cutting the major artery or something for a quick death is less painful than being torn in half, being eaten alive or being tossed numerous times around before being eaten.
Death by pollution is an indirect way that animals are killed but not relevant in what I'm comparing.
@@kanduyog1182 well there is a simple solution for that
"Even though orca seems so playful, u forgot they're a cruel predators"
...said a Human
No one has forgotten that humans are that way, but people do forget that animals are like that as well.
Hmmm... MEGALODON
I wouldn’t say humans are cruel predators, I think most people would try to be as humane as possible. That said, with 7 billion people, there ofc will be outliers.
Yeah since when were you a cruel predator lately pal
So u want a monke to say it ?
I have to say that after i watched Blackfish part 1 (2013) it is clear that Tillikum had severe psychological disorders from being held in captivity.
He got ripped away from his family in the ocean, he was being bullied by older whales in captivity, (like every ither captive whale) he had to live ubder the worst circumstances an orca can live under (little concrete tank without anything else besides him in it).
He was not „a predator that remembers its true nature“ he had several psychosis. The trainers described him as willing to learn and actually very nice. He exploded in the situations he killed someone. He wasnt aggresive, orcas are not aggresive or at least not more than humans.
They are just like us.
At the end of his life he just floated in his tank without moving for hours at a time (in nature zhey wouldn do that longer than a few minutes)
my mans needed help
Some animals are too smart to keep in captivity. Especially ones that huge. I feel the same way about elephants
He actually killed 2 possibly 3 people. When he was at the aquarium in Victoria, he was isolated in a small dark pen every night. That would make anyone go crazy. He was only wanted at Seaworld for his sperm. It was so sad
In the positive, he lived a longer life than most orcas and fathered a lot of orcas.
From being a bullied orca to being the most famous and respected orca in captivity ever.
They are kept in too small of spaces they swim 5,800 mile round trips for their migrations and generally swim 40 miles a day and dive 100 to 500 feet, not enough stimulation and activity and they don't get the family socialization they would normally get from their pod, pods can be from 5 to 30 whales some can even combine to form a group of 100 sometimes. Seaparks in captivity is not how they should be living. It would be like having a human live in a 15 squarefoot bathroom being brought meals and never leaving that space and in isolation.
You ever feel like you're in a time period as a human where you're stuck between two giants fighting it out? This is what it feels like to see orcas and whales fight.
orcas putting bait for the birds actually got me shook😳🧠
I thought that GIF is famous.
Its kinda like reverse fishing
Shows how dang smart they are.
Apparently it all started with Orkid, an orca from Seaworld San Diego. She's so intelligent the trainers nicknamed her the "Rocket Scientist." At least that's what I read in a book...
Got me too
When he said "has anyone seen Kowalsk", I instantly thought of Private 😂😂😂
I was thinking more of Skipper
I thought of skipper since he is kinda more dependant on kowalsky
Analysis
when did he say that?
Japanese fishing boat approaches.
Orcha: "Why do I hear boss music?"
I'd like to think grandma's chihuahua would destroy any living predator alive. Man that suckers mean🐕
FUCK YOU WHAERUUU!!
@@alexvaughan1013 lmao 🤣
@@alexvaughan1013 FUCK YOU DOLPHINNN!
@@alexvaughan1013 I can hear the voice of the Elite Maiden through that "Fuck you"
the way those trainers in the circus kiss and hug this huge animal stuck in a stupid tank to amuse people is like such a fake affection to poor animal wow huh
Day 4 of telling him to do a vid on the giant squid
I also want a vid on that, ill join the protest next video lol
little is known about them
Same Dude from last time keep up the good work
I will join u
I hope this get noticed.
I wish you mentioned how orcas are extremely intelligent and used to vast ocean and they have complex social structures, and so keeping them in SeaWorld is a peak of cruelty and that's precisely why, out of sadness, boredom and despair, they kill humans when they have a chance (as Tilikum did)
@@Hugs_4_Bugs_ have you watched chicken little ?
That’s not true you’re wrong orcas don’t kill people for fun they think that the people want to play with them!
@@ItsyourgirlBr00ke I didn't say that orcas kill people for fun. They do this out of boredom and frustration because there's nothing else for them to do, but they are not as vicious as it was portrayed in media
@@xXNekou ??? For years "the media" portrayed them as being virtually harmless to humans? They are not..Like all wild animals they can be unpredictable.
A lot of people still think hippos aren't dangerous, because they eat mainly grass... That's not quite the reality...
@@ItsyourgirlBr00ke I don't know about that. Orcas have a pretty good understanding of us. They can probably tell we need oxygen to live, since all they need to do is use their sonar to learn our biology. Obviously, we can't speak for Orcas, but it's pretty safe to assume that when they kill a human, they know what they are doing.
The dominant predator of Orca's is Seaworld. They literally remove their will to live.
No question
Fuck sea world common sense tells you that you can't domesticate animals of this size and stiller have good mental health for the animal
@@jameswitcraft7038 fk money it dominates everything your right fk sea world its disgrace ful
@@jameswitcraft7038 these orcas are smarter than most humans
@@jameswitcraft7038 you know what makes me happy when I see a orca stranded on the beach the way that people come and try to save it and you hear it crying heart breaking
I love 💕 Orcas! Not only are they beautiful but they are so intelligent! Yes they have amazing hunting skills!
Orcas playing Seal in the Middle, but just like all siblings who play this, the seal never wins.
Orcas do that to expel all vomit & empty the bowls from the Seal, while causing allll the adrenaline and endocrine glads to spill. by the time they eat them, they are not just eating the seal, but also indulge in all those chemical produced by it's body during the last "throws" of life
edit: spelling & typos
Seal: I A M C H O N K
Orca: you will suffer trying to outrun me
Orca: I’m just a dolphin cosplaying a whale. Get trolled.
All dolphins are whale but not all whales are dolphin shshsh
True lol
@@wan3349 orcas is in the dolphin family.
Dolphin cosplaying as Venom!
@@wan3349 It's crazy how dolphins arn't comparable to other mammels, especially in the sea. Whales are as smart as cows. But an Orca that lures a bird with a piece of fish? Only chimps are comparable in all aspects. Except that they are vulnerable against big cats and big mammels.
Ocra: I'm the most smartest, deadliest killer in the ocean.😈
*Sees humans*
7:59 im an ocean puppy, pet me.☺️
That's right bitch know ur place
@@Ever_Curious DIO
@@Ever_Curious u are dumb
@@Ever_Curious tell that to the human who made the devices you used to type that comment ungrateful dumb ass
@@Ever_Curious If that were true we wouldn’t be where we’re at today. Humans piss me off too, but I haven’t seen a squirrel to get the moon and back on their own.
They are so smart.. They are like a wolf pack in the ocean!!
I absolutely love orcas, and have since i was kid. They're incredibly smart, and beautiful.. but deadly.. hunters. I honestly can't think of anything that can best an orca in terms of how they hunt. They're definitely an animal worth respecting
and that is that ! i think expressing LOVE to just one animal / specie is just ...TOO MUCH :( PLUS that ''love'' can easily hurt the poor animal who just view us in terms of RESPECT
Sperm Whales.
they are very beautiful and smart always make them same have a great life who posted this
Every animal is worth respecting. well maybe exclude cockroaches
@@lordenvincar why not? I don’t like cockroaches and would kill them if they were in my house, but they’ve been here long before humans and will be here long after we are gone. They are survivors, so they have my respect
Nobody :
Whale:
Orca : “If Me And My Gang Pull Up Better Get To Running”
Orcas is the hittaz of the whale community 🤣🤣
@@majinbenproductions1038 orcas are actually dolphins
@@fizzingsodaa and you’re actually no fun at parties
@@MiddleEasternAim I'm sorry but that was corny as hell 😭
they be hittin licks on any whale who get caught lackin 💯
When you're the smartest thing in the ocean you have nothing but killing to pass the time. It's like living in a video game on easy mode
🤣☠️
Literally anything passes time.. how is killing the only option?
Also, just because an octopus doesn't kill like an orca, doesn't mean octopods aren't smarter than orcas. Dolphins, too.
@@staind.raindrop What would you do if you were a fully grown Orca living in the ocean to pass the time?
Things I assume when thinking of a fully grown Orca
-Has already traveled throughout majority if not all of the oceans (Whether it be surface level or not)
-Has already seen tons and tons of creatures that whilst they look cool or have cool tricks, are still not as strong or impressive as them (even if they were this would just make them want to challenge the creature to see who is stronger)
To me, it seems like you have overestimated the amount of things an Orca can do. They don't have hands or feet, so they can't switch between water and land. They cant make anything new or invent things (cause no hands), and they are probably bored all the time because all they do is swim.
Humans have it quite easy being able to distract themselves with videos, or activities outside of just walking (From what I've seen, Orcas cannot stop swimming for long periods of time or they will drown).
Honestly, I think it's rather interesting that Orcas turn hunting into a sport to keep themselves entertained. It shows that humans hunting as a sport (TO BE CLEAR, I DO NOT MEAN HUNTING ANIMALS TO EXTINCTION OR HUNTING ENDANGERED ANIMALS. I MEAN HUNTING ANIMALS THAT ARE LEGALLY ALLOWED TO BE HUNTED) is justified, considering one of the only other animals that are as smart as us started doing it as well.
@@linkin5088 Dolphins find things that they haven't killed to play with and make games out of... sure it makes sense to make killing as entertaining as possible since it's necessary for survival, but I don't believe that killing just for entertainment alone is justified.
@@staind.raindrop They are dolphins
The fact that the only Orca attacks have been reported in captivity just goes to show how intelligent they are. They probably realize they are just entertainment for humans at those sea circus shows and it bothers them to a great extent, along with being trapped in such a tiny space and separated from their pod.
The way they can actually communicate I wonder what would happen if captive orcas were set free and told the wild orcas of the cruelty they subjected to by humans if they were intelligent enough for revenge attacks might become common
6:25 for anyone worried about that penguin it ends up surviving. It stays on the boat until the whales leave and then dives off in the opposite direction
You think those orcas are stupid? That penguin is whale shit.
@@hansgruber9685 what
@@Nesa.007 The orcas got that penguin after they put it back in the water.
@@hansgruber9685 you never know
@@hansgruber9685 or... Idk they put the penguin back on the main land?
"Why all whale are afraid of orcas"
Proceeds to have the thumbnail have a orca eaten by a whale
Eaten? Naaa the orca wants to eat the tongue of the whale.
Drip gohan
Whales have small esophaguses so it would probably choke.
I bet the orca knows about it too...
@@PLAY-oe1nn pretty smart for fish
@@polasnoob aren’t orca’s mamals?
How is it that no matter how many times we hear about how scary and psychopathic Orcas are they still look adorable and happy
They’re actually not scary the people in places that have orcas as an attraction are the ones that make them like that you should watch blackfish 2013 on RUclips on your phone
Just like cat
@@RadicalChid0 yeah bro sure they aint scary. Saw a family of them when i was swimming the other day i kicked there asses bro orcas aint shit
@@JMS849 lol ok
@@alexarias5717 true story bro trust me. They were pretty big
This short clip provides misguided information about orcas in captivity. Tillikum, as all whales and dolphins in captivity, was abused and kept prisoner in a very unnatural and inhumane environment, for years. He was brutally kidnapped by men in fast boats, torn from his family at a young age (some died during this hunt and his family members were recorded to be crying and moaning in grief when he was taken away by the boat). These very intelligent animals are our human equivalent. They have their own culture that is passed down from generation to generation, communicate in a dialect specific to their pod, and are very close knit in their family groups. It was tragic that Dawn was killed by Shamu, but it is a more important to acknowledge that humans have no right to subject these sentient beings to serve us.
This guy: “Whale’s aren’t very smart!”
Scientists: *They have a pretty high level of intelligence when compared to a lot of other animals. They’re able to learn new things, communicate in complex languages, and most importantly enjoy having fun which only the most intelligent animals do.*
Exactly it’s like he said a very contradictory statement there because this whole video he did nothing but give us examples on how intelligent orcas can be... I mean not many other animals can comprehend hunting like that. e.I. laying out bait to lure prey in.
@@amberpasta9379 orcas aren't whales though. They're dolphins.
I believe he meant when it comes to defending itself. Should of said more about its instincts. It rather escape than fight back kind of things. Or they aren’t smart enough to use whip around and hit them with their tail yet can do x, y, and z
Cetaceans are intelligent class of marine animals, yes. That includes both orcas and whales. End of discussion.
@@123n0nam3 Dolphins are toothed whales.
This is how animals act when they're really intelligent.
Holy shit, just like humans can be cruel those mofos are cruel chilling on top of the food chain in their own ocean world.
This is what happens when an animal is intelligent so what do you think would happen if sharks or a blue whale was intelligent
@@anthonyzivalich4962 Whales that intelligent would be nice since they're not a predator but sharks as smart as orcas would be chilling, as in scary chill. Imagine them putting bait for human by dragging one person into the middle of the ocean, and waiting for other people to come for help, then ambush the saviour.
@@Commski that just sounds like what an orca would do 😢 they scary bruh
Intelligence is positively correlated with the capacity to be an asshole
Interesting fact, the fin on their back being folded usually means they have suffered trauma. Physical OR emotional (usually seen when they are in captivity or separated from their families). They are a lot like humans funnily enough.
Whaaaaaat?? That’s crazy I’ve never heard of that. Time to research!!
Wait so, when they're depressed their fin folded?
@@xandervc26 It's a theory but imo it seems real cuz in captivity dont you notice how they almost always have it folded? Even in Free Willy for example the orcas dorsal is folded over. So it seems very likely.
@@nihilist7413 that's honestly sooo cool. Never knew this before. Thanks for the info✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
Their fins stay straight upward due to waves in ocean, but in captivity no waves hence no force to hold them up. dont make stuff up xD
You have to admit, they do look like there really enjoying playing football with the seal,
“Sometimes you forget they are cruel predators” forgot to add “Just like humans, thus they are good friends” LOL
Humans are the most dangerous animal on the planet. Not too many other species that drove others to extinction because they thought it was fun, or cause they liked another animal over the other.
@@Flarflenugen bro we literally extinct an entire species in 50 years. if we wanted to we could be the only species on the planet but that’d be no fun would it?
@@1_Trident yes, that's what I'm saying. We are dangerous as hell
@@Flarflenugen yeah I know I was emphasising. don’t you think we’re horrifying too? :)
But humans aren’t cute like orcas
Beached Whale at 7:17: ............ Dammit, fun is over.....
Human comes over: "What can I do for you sweetie?"
Beached Whale: "Come closer..."
They're intelligent, yeah ...
@@TekoDevPro i absolutely cannot stand people like her. not because she cares about the whale, but because she broke out her phone and recorded herself asking that retarded question so then she could virtue signal on social media.
@@jaysonstinson9458 What ?
@@jaysonstinson9458 whats signal virtue?
Lmfao i laughed so hard at this one
"Come closer"
* Chomp *
"Just needed a lil snacky snack before the tides come back up"
"Orcas are just toothed dolphins"? Umm, all dolphins are toothed.
dolphin are stoned and perverted marine mammals
@@Lorre982 Yes but that doesn't mean they aren't toothed
I think the narrator meant toothed whale. Orcas are dolphins and all dolphins are toothed whales.
@@Lorre982 😂 Thanks for that. 🍻
Orcas are dolphins,not whales do know
Watop is the best youtuber ever existed on earth,he makes my dad sleep peacefully keep up the videos
I love how direct this man speaks. The lack of sugar coating is charming.
Kinda like Donald Trump, that everyone hated that aspect about him.
@@justman767 y are some people are so obsessed with donnie, chill justin
@@daydreamer7205 trying to make sense of this but more and more I read it I realize this sentence makes no sense at all.
they aren't called "killer whales" for nothing.
"Killer of whales". It's a dolphin species. By time it scratched into killer whale. Just an information.
@@AbdulRahman-lu6dn are you a taxonomist or something? Coz I don't really know how to distinguish dolphins from whales. Size is very apparent though I don't think they include size in the dichotomy
The killer whale is the mafia in the ocean well that’s something good to know I guess
@@AndrewBryanSapigaotarsonis baleen whales have huge mouths, and some have lines or grooves under their mouth
sperm whales have small mouths and a slightly rectangle shaped head
dolphins usually have big dorsal fins and are, you know... dolphin shaped
@@somemagellanic The dorsal fin was all I ever needed. thanks anyway for the lengthy explanation, it enlightened me. porpoises do not have dorsal fins so is it safe to assume they aren't dolphins?
8:29 ' _even_ those orcas that perform in aquariums aren't the sweet, good natured creatures.' you got that upside down: the orcas in the aquariums are the only ones dangerous for humans. there is not a single report of wild orcas ever intentionally harming humans whereas the ones in captivity (aquariums) are mentally ill and prone to throw fits which can end badly for trainers and performers.
This is false. Thee have been no *fatal* attacks on humans by wild orcas. There has been plenty deliberate attacks on humans.
@@CROWFACED It is not all false, sure you are correct about the attacks on humans by wild orcas. But in the case about mentally ill orcas you are incorrect, it's weird how their fins bend when kept in captivity right, and it is not a coincidence now is it. For them it is basically the equivalent of standing in a room without furniture and sometimes windows people staring through from the other side. On top of that being forced to undergo certain training to please an audiance.
Wouldn’t you try to kill someone holding u captive like a slave and forces u to do tricks for personal gain?
@@thefbi4060 While I don’t think the Orcas have concepts such as “tricks for personal gain”, you’re right about them being confined and mistreated, they are playful, displays pride and territorial, a tank is no place for such a creature.
Sae Chiru spot on. Moreover, orcas travel in family pods. They're born, live, and die in the pod. Orcas in captivity are not family, so the smaller ones are often bullied and attacked by the larger orcas. This adds to the frustration and rage of these animals to kill their handlers.
I’m doing a research essay about orcas so a lot has popped up in my recommendations. But this video has scared me TWICE when I read the title because I always read it first as “This is why all killer whales are afraid of orcas”
There is always a thought of ‘no, are killer whales not orcas!?’ And the short panic before I read again to make sure I am reading right and seeing I am thankfully wrong :)
“Kawalski... has anyone seen kawalski?!”
🤣🤣🤣I can’t breathe
@@tomrangel3234 the same thing happened to me.
He will no longer be getting analysis
who will give us the analisis now?
when did he say that?
Giant Squid: 🤔🤔🤔 I may have a worthy opponent..
Orca: anyone want calamari?
Oh- I see what you did sthere
Giant squid: AY WASSUP DAWG YOU WANNA GO?!?
IT'S A TRAP!
No why
@ you play. Mobile legend
“Anyone seen kolwalski ?” Did it for me 😂
😂😂😂
Had me when it bounced off the raft😂😂 swimming for his damn life!😂😂
😑shut up
😂😂😂
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
My guess on what can do damage is if a orca or killer whale is alone a giant squid
Imagine hating something so much that you would go out of your way to save a kid of a completely different species just to dump on the killers afterwards.
And that kid actually a dead body
Or, well, having sufficient empathy with the kid that you don't want to see it's body mutilated in front of you.
Orcas do not attack humans in their natural habitat they have no reason to unless someone evil try to molest and hit them
Orcas do not eat humans they learn from thei mum that HUMANS ARE NOT FOOD AND THAT PASSES FROM GENERATION FOR GENERATION
Read my text above
Orca´s looks like they´re really the real kings of the ocean, so strong, coordinate attacks in groups depending of the prey, they eat Sharks, Whales, Pinguins, seals, dolphins, and anything they can do together, literally a water beast!!!
Just mother nature keeping things in balance..
@@whyputaname To say mother nature keeping things in balance when all other sea creatures afraid of them isn't really a balance of nature. You could say humans are here to keep balance of nature as well just on land we do the same thing.
@@Steven-yf2ef Humans keep the balance of nature? You have to be kidding.
@@Steven-yf2ef .. We have a sense of Reasoning, they don't. They are wild animals. They have no sense of Reasoning.. Although they can be highly intelligent.
Every animal has a natural enemy even as humans we do.. That is ourselves.. What's the saying: Man is his own worst enemy.. Note how it says Man..
@@Steven-yf2ef just on land ???
It's crazy to me how even AFTER 3 people were killed by Orcas at Sea World shows, Sea World was like "yeah, lets keep the orcas here and continue doing shows"
They know those whales will not survive outside in the wild.....
@@wuercoloco They knew that they had to milk them for as much money as possible before they suffered their premature death in captivity
@@wuercoloco That's one hell of a fabricated diversion. They're taken from the ocean to be made into a carnival show.
"The thing that turned me around was the death of Flipper, of Cathy. She was really depressed. I could feel it. I could see it. And she committed suicide in my arms. That's a very strong word, suicide. But you have to understand dolphins and other whales are not automatic air breathers, like we are. Every breath they take is a conscious effort. And so they can end their life whenever life becomes too unbearable by not taking the next breath. And it's in that context I use the word suicide. She did that. She swam into my arms, looked me right in the eye, and took a breath... and didn't take another one."
- Richard O'Barry
Trainers are no longer allowed in the tanks with killer whales, but that doesn't fit the narrative here I guess
I don't even blame the orcas. I blame the evil cunts who keep them prisoner
Orca:hey want to be my friend
Seal:sure
Orca:let’s play volleyball
Seal:ok
Orca:*weee kills it*
Seal:……
Seals, penguins and stingrays: **Exists**
Orcas: And i Took that personally
This is very funny hahahahahahhshs funny hahahaha funny as heck hahaha lololol makes sense hahahahaha so funny bahahaahaha
THIS IS A LAME JOKE BOOOO
@@dabmasteI would roast u but I am not gonna I don't wanna start an argument so cya
@@dabmaste atleast you laughed
Lol
These comments are so pathetic..who are you inbred RUclips zombies? Go out and touch some grass...its not funny when every little dark post the same comment
Vegans: don’t kill animals!
Orcas: “lemme show you how it’s done”
Good point, we should base our moral behavior using other animais as a standard, lets all start having children with our siblings for example, humans have freedom of action orcas obviusly dont.
@@alexandrealvessantiago4413 SWEET HOME ALABAMA
Alexandre Alves Santiago stop it, get some help
@prenom nom That's not a anime character kid.
Obviously you’re completely unaware of why someone would elect veganism over the horror of animal consumption. So let’s talk. Animal ag uses 3x the billions of lbs of antibiotics a year - of our entire medical system. That means a finite resource whose efficacy is reliant on its lack of abuse is losing its ability to work. We’ve only had antibiotics since the mid 1900s and soon the only hope will be the not so understood, extraordinarily expensive alternative- phage therapy. Animal products also lead to heart disease, obesity, and diabetes. Plenty of peer reviewed papers to prove it. Also, cows, pigs, and the like are extremely intelligent, socially diverse creatures who are most often killed as babies after being ripped from their mothers. Fishing kills over 5000 cetaceans a year not to fail to mention all the sea life and corals destroyed in this practice. We rely on fecal plumes from whales for much of our oxygen production and way too many species are on the brink of endangerment and extinction due to overfishing which prevents them from eating. Finally, all the soy and corn, all the water and resources used to grow animal feed could feed starving people instead, but most countries grow feed instead for fat western nations to enjoy the muscle and lactations of animals- that of you weren’t funding to murder- would be your friend. So vegans, haha. Trying to feed starving g people, preserve antibiotic efficacy, reduce global climate change, stop the rape and murder of 59 billion terrestrial animals a year. We are sooooo dumb.
Seal: "Ah, peace and quiet on this ice block."
Orca: *VROOOOOM*
Seal: "Is that a wa-AAAAAAAAH"
*N-NANI!?*
WAAAAAAGH!
I think its because they hunt in groups but not individually. They are incredible mammals of sea kingdom. It is so curious that they eat only liver of the pray. They are absolutely intelligent and smart.
You the “Kowaski” part killed me hahah
Hes friend is died
He swimmed all the way from madagascar
Yes me too 😂😂😂
Kowalski, analysis
@J D take a joke Bruh 😎
There was a saying that goes: “Of all the animals, man is the only one that is cruel. He is the only one that inflicts pain for the pleasure of doing it.” But after hearing about what Orcas do, I think that saying has been disproven.
Otters are serial killer rapist. There just as bad as Orcas.
Bottlenose dolphins will drown other dolphins for fun. (Course they are in the porpoise family too) The more intelligent an animal the more cruel it can be.
Have you seen what cats do to mice?
Penguins often indulge in necrophilia... im not kidding. look life is just disgusting in general.
Sayings like that are from people who enjoy preaching that humanity is the worst possible thing, when any halfway intelligent researcher can tell you that humans are, in fact, the only animal with morals.
"Hollywood is the chief deceiver."
A truer statement has rarely been made.
Facts, he pretty much called hollywood satan..
100% agree
The worshippers of sateen and promoters of the coming of the anti christ
I can't get over how adorable they are