Makes no difference in this matter of orcas eating the shark's livers; the new one on the menu; the illegals in the country are all fixing to be on my radar; leave the country while you can; wonder if they have tasty lover's amazing 😅
I think Ingrid has given so much to the world,she has advocated for Orcas for so long. Her commitment to her mission has never faltered.She is a true hero of the Orca.
We should never take orcas for granted! Our crew got on camera orcas in the Arctic, managing to swim where they couldn't before, but now, without ice, they have easy access. The problem is that the local species, like the narwhal, have never had a predator before and now have a powerful one, and we have no idea what will happen with these species in this new scenario.
We should also never take Great whites for granted, Great whites are extremely rare to sight as numbers are low, they’re rare predators who must be respected
As long as people keep overfishing and threatening orca prey species, I think we will continue seeing orca's adapting and hunting species not normally on their menu. We are seeing this up hear in Canada's west coast.
"Not normally on their menu" This is according only to human's modern knowledge. The study of orcas was not to the level of today in say 1400 AD, 500 BC. Studying ocean animals diet in detail is a modern obsession. Now that their are cameras everywhere, and the internet, and fast means of travel for humans to interact all over the world, this knowledge is becoming easily transferable.
Nat Geo Wild never fails to deliver jaw-dropping content, and this episode is no exception. The intricate dynamics between Orcas and Great Whites are expertly explored, shedding light on the fascinating world beneath the waves. It's not just a documentary; it's a riveting journey into the heart of the ocean.
i appreciate the free video from NGW but stretching 15-minute real content into big-foot/monster hunting reality show with over-dramatized music is not my cup of tea. BBC is the real deal.
The ocean is a vicious place. I know, I live in Florida and have been out on the deep water many a time. I've had a jewfish (goliath grouper, colossal grouper, I don't know what the appropriate name is now), come up, and eat sharks that I was reeling in, right off my hook. It's actually happened to me several times. It's a fish eat fish world out there. A couple of times, I was reeling in a fish and had another fish come after it, miss, and jump right in my boat. It's wild.
It’d probably be the other way around if there was a case were sizes were more similar to make it an even playing field. The dolphin would be the one to make a plan, while the shark is pretty forward with a “punch to the mouth” (which would probably the equivalent to a bite on the fluke in this context). Thing is nature isn’t always an even playing field. Hence you have elephant-sized pack hunting dolphins who coordinate ambush attacks on a solo shark a quarter of their size.
@@Returntonature145 You'll have to ask them. Looking at shark anatomy, the liver is big and very nutritious and oily, while there's not much in the rest of the animal except lean muscle meat. Seals on the other hand have a lot of blubber (where most of the energy and important nutrients are). It could also be that they don't enjoy the rest of the animal and they have the luxury of being able to survive by eating what they like / the most nutritious part.
There is only one apex predator among the two and it is the Orca. You can't call sharks apex predators when they get put into comas & their liver removed by Orcas. 😂
You didnt watched the whole episode, he said that was very rare to see orca killed gws, and yet gw is the only one that could easily escape orca attack.
@@GROBARIsaJUGA69it’s only rare as we are just now realizing they eat them. There are different orca species all with different appetites. One mainly eats shark and has done so for a very long time, including GW.
You can still call them that, while yes they are occasionally killed by them, great whites are still apex predators since in most areas where orcas and great whites overlap in range, they usually leave each other alone. For example, killer whales are frequent on the west coast and even share hunting grounds with great whites and there haven’t been any news of Orcas killing the sharks. Trophic levels are also defined by what the animal eats also. Because the great white’s diet is made up of marine animals it’s still considered an apex predator, not as high as the orca but still up there.
Most large aquatic species are currently eating further up the food chain.Filter feeders are eating sardines etc. We've broken the life webb.The big species are starving.
@@farajidunson656 There is documented evidence .For much longer than 5 years this has been studied by various fields of science. Not just by observation from Drones and fisherman but Necropsy as well. There's even a project called The Skinny Whale project. Whale Sharks and filter feeders have been seen eating Sardines and even larger fish . They have aggressively attacked fisherman's nets which had never happened before. It's the result of decades of observation but still - you can look into it to your own satisfaction and if you don't agree that's OK too.
It was discovered that a dead GW shark is literally a source of repellent for GW sharks. A dead GW was located on the ocean floor by divers. The GW sharks in the area left almost immediately & didn't return. It seems the smell of a dead GW shark repels GW sharks. It would seem to be a fantastic source of a very effective shark repellent for sharks in general, protecting divers & even surfers, among other ppl who use rhe oceans. A repellent sourced from dead GW sharks was tested & it was highly effective.
There would be absolutely no need as shark attacks are rare. The ocean is their bit, lans is our bit. We have no right to start fettering them away from their own habitat, the place where they LIVE
As a fishing lure maker, I have to say that the floating, moving dreadlocks in the water…has become a new idea for making killer Musky lures. I’m going to name it “Ingrid”.
Both species are incredible. I have encountered many sharks off the Florida waters during the many years of diving. Unfortunately, through these years the fish count has declined and the precious reefs are drying at alarming rate. Breaks my heart.
One thing I've always wondered is how often interactions between Orcas and Whale Sharks....do Orcas hunt them anywhere? I've never seen any kind of information about it in particular
What’s scary is that , the orcas are apparently learning that rays and sharks are closely related… and is capable of identifying different shark species to choose which one to hunt after. 😮
Hi! I’m sitting here watching these people looking at those sharks floating back and forth , yea they’re in a cage but the cage has a pretty wide opening? You’d think the shark won’t fit thru it?😮 I give those divers a lot of credit! 👏
Hi,I can't believe this much of comments. I hope all of you're doing great. If you are having a hard time , hang in there. I know it's hard,but believe in yourself. One-day everything will be fine and I'm wishing for that day to come as soon as possible for you. You matter more than you think ❤
People should stop this habit of criticizing documentary styles or saying it's not appropriate to BLA BLA BLA viewers, simply stop watching the documentary. RUclips should allow freedom of expression and speech, if a video is said to be not suitable to certain viewers it affects it's revenue & viewership
Once again, Nat Geo Wild exceeds expectations with breathtaking content, and this episode is a shining example. Delving into the intricate relationships between Orcas and Great Whites, it unveils the mesmerizing depths of our underwater world. More than just a documentary, it's an enthralling odyssey to the soul of the ocean.
I also want to wish anyone feeling out of sorts just know on keeping on. You are not alone if you can only let a family member or friend into your life. Good luck.
Fascinating insight into the ocean's top predators! Watch as Orcas face off against Great Whites in this full episode from Nat Geo Wild. An intense and gripping look into the world of these powerful marine predators 👍
You sound sped sharks don’t live the way humans do they don’t have laws the way we do so they don’t get married and have bachelor parties. Neither do orcas
Perhaps they just got mad at each other, and it was just an isolated incident, but then they got their gang to help out with the deeds!!! Maybe the orcas like that shark liver because of the abundance of iron it has!!!!!?? I didn't know all of this about Orcas, thank you for the video it is very interesting, and I've learned a lot about the Orcas diet and their need for iron abundances and energies!!! 💦💧🌊
I tuned out halfway through. Did anything happen in this documentary besides shots of sharks floating through water and people talking on walkie-talkies?
"Killers of the Ocean" is a term often used to refer to various threats and dangers faced by marine life and ocean ecosystems. Here are some of the main killers of the ocean
Why is it that when I’m sad or whatever i always go to animal documentaries to seek comfort and peace of mind. They help so much
It's the only time I'm actually 'still'
Me to ❤
They Do!
Makes no difference in this matter of orcas eating the shark's livers; the new one on the menu; the illegals in the country are all fixing to be on my radar; leave the country while you can; wonder if they have tasty lover's amazing 😅
I do the same thing!!
To anyone going through a tough period, know that you are not alone. Keep your head up and keep fighting. Wishing you health, joy, and success.
Thanks ❤ I needed that 🎉😊
You too, sweetie pie.
God bless you always. ♡♡♡
Amen
Needed to hear this today. Thank you!
Same to you!
I think Ingrid has given so much to the world,she has advocated for Orcas for so long. Her commitment to her mission has never faltered.She is a true hero of the Orca.
Yes indeed!
I think she's overrated
what did she even give lol. Nothing really
@@masterofalltrades_ Knowledge. Lots of knowledge. She's been doing research for decades.
We should never take orcas for granted! Our crew got on camera orcas in the Arctic, managing to swim where they couldn't before, but now, without ice, they have easy access. The problem is that the local species, like the narwhal, have never had a predator before and now have a powerful one, and we have no idea what will happen with these species in this new scenario.
We should also never take Great whites for granted, Great whites are extremely rare to sight as numbers are low, they’re rare predators who must be respected
@@Sharklover4life Ojay, we'll let the Orcas know during our weekly meeting with them.
@@lktzu2821 why should you? Its a well known fact that we shouldn’t take Great whites for granted, they’re amazing & skilled beasts
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We don't have to understand everything... I like the Beatles thought... Let it be ..
I never knew orcas were such liver lovers.
You learn something new everyday.
I wonder if they like sauteed onions and bacon?😂
Смешно 😅...😊
IN NZ Orca frequently come into coastal harbours chasing sting and eagle rays - for their livers! So why not sharks!
I think it's pretty safe to say of course they do... duhhh
@sussekind9717 I come from a family of long livers. Our livers average 3 feet long.
😂😂😂😂
I’ve seen Orca distract a shark while it’s family member comes from under at high speed; to ram the shark. It was epic.
Oh wow cool
🆒!
Cool
How’d you see that?
@@Howmysidesearch for orca kill shark on YT ive seen it too
As long as people keep overfishing and threatening orca prey species, I think we will continue seeing orca's adapting and hunting species not normally on their menu.
We are seeing this up hear in Canada's west coast.
And once they start eating humans y’all won’t think they’re “cute” anymore
"Not normally on their menu"
This is according only to human's modern knowledge. The study of orcas was not to the level of today in say 1400 AD, 500 BC. Studying ocean animals diet in detail is a modern obsession. Now that their are cameras everywhere, and the internet, and fast means of travel for humans to interact all over the world, this knowledge is becoming easily transferable.
Great point !
It is not a recent thing
Orca have always hunted and killed great whites
It is documented by our whalers a hundred years ago here in Australia
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Nat Geo Wild never fails to deliver jaw-dropping content, and this episode is no exception. The intricate dynamics between Orcas and Great Whites are expertly explored, shedding light on the fascinating world beneath the waves. It's not just a documentary; it's a riveting journey into the heart of the ocean.
i appreciate the free video from NGW but stretching 15-minute real content into big-foot/monster hunting reality show with over-dramatized music is not my cup of tea. BBC is the real deal.
Clown!
@@user-xo2be6ye8m you like the B B C Dont you!
@user-xo2be6ye8m BBC the channel that says walruses commit suicide because of climate change? That BBC?
The ocean is a vicious place. I know, I live in Florida and have been out on the deep water many a time. I've had a jewfish (goliath grouper, colossal grouper, I don't know what the appropriate name is now), come up, and eat sharks that I was reeling in, right off my hook. It's actually happened to me several times. It's a fish eat fish world out there.
A couple of times, I was reeling in a fish and had another fish come after it, miss, and jump right in my boat. It's wild.
I love watching things like this....☺☺they really are beautiful creatures.
Beautiful 🌊🦈💦🩵
Every shark has a plan until orca punches it in the mouth 😅
Oh wow... you think of that all by yourself.. ????
@@masoncross-om3oc I reuse from Mike Tyson quote "Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth"
It’d probably be the other way around if there was a case were sizes were more similar to make it an even playing field. The dolphin would be the one to make a plan, while the shark is pretty forward with a “punch to the mouth” (which would probably the equivalent to a bite on the fluke in this context).
Thing is nature isn’t always an even playing field. Hence you have elephant-sized pack hunting dolphins who coordinate ambush attacks on a solo shark a quarter of their size.
I really like your comment
Yep....The Orca is just a MIke Tyson guppie.
Orca is definitely my favourite sea creature
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There are many good documentaries on Orcas. Their social organization, intelligence, communication abilities, etc are amazing.
I love the great whites teeth..❤
Humans utilize all the meat of the animal to avoid wastage.
Orca: we only want the liver, the rest can rot
Orcas eat everything edible of elephant seals and penguins-no waste.
@@ccburro1oh…ok then
@@ccburro1but why don't they eat the whole shark?
@@Returntonature145 You'll have to ask them. Looking at shark anatomy, the liver is big and very nutritious and oily, while there's not much in the rest of the animal except lean muscle meat. Seals on the other hand have a lot of blubber (where most of the energy and important nutrients are). It could also be that they don't enjoy the rest of the animal and they have the luxury of being able to survive by eating what they like / the most nutritious part.
A lot of human shark fishing only invokves cutting off the fins and just dumping them back into the water. Orcas seem to have a similar mindset.
That's Jack Sparrow trapped in Thor's body
I love how this video captures the essence of wildlife in its purest form. It's a reminder of the wonder and majesty of the natural world.
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You would think this dudes dreads flowing around would look like something the sharks would want to eat.😊. This is all so interesting!
I thought that about her braid too...looks like bait...
Very😄🦈
It was so daring to shoot close-up footage of sharks, thank you author
Wow, New Zealand looks so beautiful
Gorgeous
Just look how amazing NZ is! It's a beauty you don't see everywhere. It's breathtaking!😮
Breathtaking 💨
I wonder if beaches use the local orca sounds as a shark deterrent? It would perhaps be a very safe, non-invasive solution.
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Orca Coast Guard
Fantastic idea
@@F1Elitist hahaha exactly! 👍
There is only one apex predator among the two and it is the Orca. You can't call sharks apex predators when they get put into comas & their liver removed by Orcas. 😂
You didnt watched the whole episode, he said that was very rare to see orca killed gws, and yet gw is the only one that could easily escape orca attack.
@@GROBARIsaJUGA69it’s only rare as we are just now realizing they eat them. There are different orca species all with different appetites. One mainly eats shark and has done so for a very long time, including GW.
@AmarPatel-bh2zjthank u for letting that clear…. Orcas can be like 40 deep against one gws and is still dangerous for them
You can still call them that, while yes they are occasionally killed by them, great whites are still apex predators since in most areas where orcas and great whites overlap in range, they usually leave each other alone. For example, killer whales are frequent on the west coast and even share hunting grounds with great whites and there haven’t been any news of Orcas killing the sharks. Trophic levels are also defined by what the animal eats also. Because the great white’s diet is made up of marine animals it’s still considered an apex predator, not as high as the orca but still up there.
I had watched this video some time ago. it is very interesting. congratulations
Dr Visser has done amazing research! I absolutely love her!
There is profound wisdom to be gained from watching wild animals thrive in their natural habitat.
Most large aquatic species are currently eating further up the food chain.Filter feeders are eating sardines etc. We've broken the life webb.The big species are starving.
And how do you know, did you live with them for 5years in the water and watch what they ate????
@@farajidunson656 There is documented evidence .For much longer than 5 years this has been studied by various fields of science. Not just by observation from Drones and fisherman but Necropsy as well. There's even a project called The Skinny Whale project. Whale Sharks and filter feeders have been seen eating Sardines and even larger fish . They have aggressively attacked fisherman's nets which had never happened before.
It's the result of decades of observation but still - you can look into it to your own satisfaction and if you don't agree that's OK too.
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Wow, what an incredible video! 🌟 Thank you so much for putting in the time and effort to create such valuable content.
This episode is getting me so pumped up for Shark fest and Shark Week! Who's ready this year?
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Interesting. I didn’t know orcas had different sounds.
Very cool.
So 🆒
It was discovered that a dead GW shark is literally a source of repellent for GW sharks. A dead GW was located on the ocean floor by divers. The GW sharks in the area left almost immediately & didn't return. It seems the smell of a dead GW shark repels GW sharks. It would seem to be a fantastic source of a very effective shark repellent for sharks in general, protecting divers & even surfers, among other ppl who use rhe oceans. A repellent sourced from dead GW sharks was tested & it was highly effective.
There would be absolutely no need as shark attacks are rare. The ocean is their bit, lans is our bit. We have no right to start fettering them away from their own habitat, the place where they LIVE
Great Share💙
@@Sharklover4life not very rare on the West Australian coast. Happens more than you hear about.
@Sharklover4life, I agree…. Sharks make for a good spot of fishing, for them.
Orca is the REAL apex predator of the ocean. Adult male Orcas can grow to 32 feet long and weigh 22,000 lbs.
I love orcas so much - they are so emotionally intelligent and majestic
Great whites are also REAL apex predators, both orcas and Great whites lie at the top of the food chain
why you repeating what the narrator said lol.
@@KevinjHiggssome of the largest recorded ones can reach that weight. 🤷🏼♀️
@@JNosewicz7569 youre right
As a fishing lure maker, I have to say that the floating, moving dreadlocks in the water…has become a new idea for making killer Musky lures. I’m going to name it “Ingrid”.
Your creativity is truly inspiring! Can't wait to see what you come up with next!
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Imagine the sheer temerity of being a mammal and still ruling the open oceans. Orcas are just amazing.
You always provide such great content. Thanks!
These battles really show that nothing is predictable in the animal world.
Good video but boy oh boy do they say the same thing 100 times
Both species are incredible. I have encountered many sharks off the Florida waters during the many years of diving. Unfortunately, through these years the fish count has declined and the precious reefs are drying at alarming rate. Breaks my heart.
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Incredible footage! It's amazing to see how every marine creature has a unique way of moving and surviving. Nature is truly brilliant! 🐋✨
Thanks for sharing this! I love this documentary. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wonderful! - Yes
"Each scene feels like a window into a different world.
Is it me or do 7 gills look suspiciously like tiny versions of Greenland sharks?
Interesting 🤔
Dude! I want Kina Scollay to voice act in a game!!! He would be great for a medieval or survival game.
Yay he would! 😂
great up close shark but there wasnt any actual video capturing of shark vs orca.
I think the orcas are doing the same thing as lions and hyenas, elimination of competition
Thx
Actually orcas successfully hunting and killing Great whites has only happened 6 - 8 times
No, orcas have no competition apart from humans and maybe a giant squid
Very well could be other than lions aren't really known to eat the hyenas they kill while the orcas are getting quite a healthy meal when they do so.
Giant squid isn't a competition of orca it lives in deep sea@@frnt2bak
Great video 👍❤
great documentary video, thank you
If i ever followed by sharks i would play orcas sound😅😂
😅🐬🔵💧💙🩵🙃👍
One thing I've always wondered is how often interactions between Orcas and Whale Sharks....do Orcas hunt them anywhere? I've never seen any kind of information about it in particular
Look how that deadly 🦈 swimming so smoothly 😍
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Kina is definitely slurring his words. Sounds like Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean.
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🤣🤣🤣
He’s always talked like that. Known him and his fam for almost 30 years.
What’s scary is that , the orcas are apparently learning that rays and sharks are closely related… and is capable of identifying different shark species to choose which one to hunt after. 😮
This is like kong vs godzilla in real life
It doesn't feel show much like Godzilla vs kong but it is far more reasonable
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Great video would love to visit New Zealand for I love the sea and landscape and seeing the great sharks and orcas in action. Very nice video.
If the New Zealond Pod met the South African Pod:
"You guys eat sharks too"?
"Yup"
"Alright see you later"
Sharks have a natural advantage with those freaking laser beams attached to their heads
Even if Orcas were half the size of a shark, the pod pounces on it like giant Piranhas, of course with massive brains. There is no escape.
Hi! I’m sitting here watching these people looking at those sharks floating back and forth , yea they’re in a cage but the cage has a pretty wide opening? You’d think the shark won’t fit thru it?😮 I give those divers a lot of credit! 👏
Thank you for your like.
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Monty Python just flashed across my mind. "All right, We've come for the liver!". But I'm still using it! A likely story!
We are see this up hear in Canada's west coast. thank you
Hi,I can't believe this much of comments. I hope all of you're doing great. If you are having a hard time , hang in there. I know it's hard,but believe in yourself. One-day everything will be fine and I'm wishing for that day to come as soon as possible for you. You matter more than you think ❤
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Also where can I watch the whole Savage Kingdom episodes IN ORDER? Like they aren’t in order on RUclips so please tell me!!
Amazon Prime has them, though you might have to buy them. I own it on Amazon.
@@tairikihara6447 what why do u have to BUY a animal series just to watch it? could u send me it without me buying it??
🐋🌈🐋 Absolutely Adorable I love Orcas especially the wild ones 😊❤
that liver got the good stuff
so since they hunt together do they share the kill together and if yes how do they do it ...?
Not 😊sure
The rivalry here is very personal! Who might and who will swim at the pinnacle in the ocean food chain.
Gosh I love Dr Ingrid Visser. She's such a phenomenal person.
Love the names Port and Starboard!
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Keep your head up and keep fighting. Stay strong.
I have to modify NOT only eliminating food competition in New Zeeland, but I can see great sharks is food trophy for Orca pod family!
The orcas vampire 😂 eating just the liver 😮
Best I’ve seen thank you
People should stop this habit of criticizing documentary styles or saying it's not appropriate to BLA BLA BLA viewers, simply stop watching the documentary. RUclips should allow freedom of expression and speech, if a video is said to be not suitable to certain viewers it affects it's revenue & viewership
Hear Hear!
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I love watching things like this....😊
Orcas and great whites are both such fascinating apex predators, each with their own incredible hunting strategies and adaptations.
Everyone of those 7 gills that saw those scuba divers are going to be labeled as conspiracy theorists.
Humans are more dangerous to sharks than Orcas. Orcas kill sharks for food, humans kill sharks for a fin, so tragic.
also they put Orca's into captivity for entertainment.
@@jcescolastico5299humans are very dangerous
We eat them to start with. Shark is a delicacy, suited for kids because it has no bones that can get stuck.
@@rangaweerakkody165 If you eat the whole shark then cool, but to cut off the fin and toss the rest of the shark is cruel.
Thanks for sharing. Whoever is reading this comment, I wish you success, health, love and happiness!
Two top predators but you don't know what's gonna happen between them? Yes you do. Orcas always win lol
Dumb kid, then how this gw with scratch mark escaped orca😂
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Once again, Nat Geo Wild exceeds expectations with breathtaking content, and this episode is a shining example. Delving into the intricate relationships between Orcas and Great Whites, it unveils the mesmerizing depths of our underwater world. More than just a documentary, it's an enthralling odyssey to the soul of the ocean.
There is Giant Sea Cow fossils found in Baja California.
Its called “the cow that was traveling to the north”
Every week is shark week to me 🦈
How does a shark sit at the top of the food chain? Is there more than one chai! LMFAO
Wonderfully educational video!
The shark cage looks extremely wide open? Or is it just me. Looks like the sharks can easily swim through and attack
Or worse: Hurt himself or die in the process. Not okay auch things. I hoped nobody would use cages with these large gaps anymore😢
Or did you just happen to smoke one before watching? The cage is still way too small for a shark to get through that. It's ok if you did 😂
Brilliant video
I also want to wish anyone feeling out of sorts just know on keeping on. You are not alone if you can only let a family member or friend into your life. Good luck.
I mean, when an apex predator is doing its thing, there practically not many thing we could do. It's just nature, and you dont wanna mess with nature.
Killer Whales are very impressive and intelligent animals, has no match into any ocean and they show that to everyone with facts.
Lol, it’s delusion.
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I love orcas they are awesome friendly animal to humans ❤️ 💖 ♥️ 🖤🤍
Go tell that at the Iberian Atlantic coast. Orcas are really becoming a problem there.
Fascinating insight into the ocean's top predators! Watch as Orcas face off against Great Whites in this full episode from Nat Geo Wild. An intense and gripping look into the world of these powerful marine predators 👍
The 5 death sharks might be the result of a group of orcas having a bachelor party, nothing to worry about.
You sound sped sharks don’t live the way humans do they don’t have laws the way we do so they don’t get married and have bachelor parties. Neither do orcas
Perhaps they just got mad at each other, and it was just an isolated incident, but then they got their gang to help out with the deeds!!! Maybe the orcas like that shark liver because of the abundance of iron it has!!!!!?? I didn't know all of this about Orcas, thank you for the video it is very interesting, and I've learned a lot about the Orcas diet and their need for iron abundances and energies!!! 💦💧🌊
Great program Just wondering how you could possibly know that the shark can detect a full stomach ?
Probably has to do with over fished oceans, and territory for hunting grounds.
I tuned out halfway through. Did anything happen in this documentary besides shots of sharks floating through water and people talking on walkie-talkies?
Jokes on you guys, I have a orca in my pool
"Killers of the Ocean" is a term often used to refer to various threats and dangers faced by marine life and ocean ecosystems. Here are some of the main killers of the ocean
sharks has reputation as human hunter but he's nothing in front of Orca, but orcas seldom to hunting human
exactly!
Like watching your videos thank you be blessed Amen 🙏💯
that's so cool place, i love it
Dit pas rabi ysahle 3lihom on dit rabi yahdihom j'adore tes vidéos frère lotfi
Either one of them would chip a tooth on my liver 😂