In the Feeding Grounds of the Humpback Whales | Free Documentary Nature
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In the Feeding Grounds of the Humpback Whales | Ocean Documentary
In the warm Pacific just off the coast of Maui, a humpback whale mother has paired and given birth to her baby. Now the time has come, whereby she has to take her baby on a 5.500-kilometre-long journey to the feeding grounds off the coast of Alaska. The mother has already lost 30% of its weight, but she still has to constantly feed her calf.
Their destination is in Alaska's south, where the whale mother will hunt herrings with the other humpback whales. Together they create so-called air nets and surround the herrings: This is known as bubble net feeding. Orcas go fishing here for herrings, too, but also hunt down whale calves.
Again and again, prior to each bubble net, one can hear the humpback whales singing. This is drowned out only by the sounds of thousands of seagulls that nest in the cliffs close by. Employing various tricks and much to the consternation of the humpback whales, puffins and northern sea lions attempt to benefit from the prey in the bubble net.
In the south of the bay, belugas have arrived at the salmon rivers, in order to hunt salmon. We manage to dive and capture them on camera.
In contrast to the humpbacks, they are extremely tame and enjoy con-tact with humans. A unique cat-and-mouse game begins.
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In the warm Pacific (only in the vicinity surrounding Hawaii), just off the coast of Maui, a Humpback 🐋 whale mother has given birth to her baby. Now, the time has come to take her calf on a 5,500 km or 3417 mile long journey to the feeding grounds off the coast of Alaska. Despite losing 30% of her own weight, she continues to feed her baby the entire way.
The destination: the South of Alaska, where the whale mother will hunt herrings with other Humpback whales. Together they create so-called air nets with the objective to surround the herrings. Intention: food. This is known as bubble net feeding. Orcas go fishing here for herrings too, but also hunt the baby humpbacks. So it's a treacherous time for the Humpback mothers. Feeding and caring for their babies.
One can hear the whales singing although sometimes drowned out by the sound of thousands of seagulls nesting on the nearby cliffs. Puffins and sea lions try and take advantage of the prey in the bubble net. Free Food!
In the south of the bay, Belugas have arrived at the salmon rivers. The divers capture amazing imagery of these creatures on camera. Compared to the humpback, the Belugas are rather sociable creatures i.e. tame and enjoy contact with humans. A unique encounter. Unforgettable. And just plain awesome.
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Great job guys!! This was a beautiful documentary about such beautiful animals, It's videos like this that enable people to learn the sad truth about what harm we're doing by over fishing and hunting and gives people knowledge and motivation to change our ways with the goal of preserving land and marine life. Everyone always thinks, "Well I'm just one person, I won't be able to do anything" but the problem is, there MILLIONS of us saying that!! So yes, one person can make a difference, I know we need to eat, so change can be done one step at a time. The fish and game association has laws for a reason, follow the guidelines on what you can hunt and what you can fish, how many fish or animals you can hunt and when you can do it legally, that alone would help so much, then hopefully we can widen our goal to start working on global warming and trying to bring animals that have been labeled endangered back to a healthy population so there not endangered anymore!! Sorry for the rant I just love seeing Documentaries like this especially free ones because it opens people's eyes to the truth and change starts with knowledge.
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Thank you soooooooo much!! @15:37 is the most beautiful and serene scene I have "EVER" seen!!! THANK YOU!!! 😘😘
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I'm jealous... who else would love a whale as a friend??
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I know it's been over a year since you posted this message, but it's new to me....lol. So thanks. I hope you are doing good yourself!
All of these doc. shows are absolutely out standing.The photography is exquisite, it is a pleasure to watch any one of them, &/or binge watch several.
I really enjoy watching these shows.
Thanks for the wonderful shows.
Awesome film. You guys deserve an award. Hope that this film will inspire all of us to save the oceans as well as the residents. Thank you sooo much. God bless.
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West Nashville here and I have been in awe, whale watching from home.
beautiful animals and nature and amazing.💝😍
Especially the cute Belugas 🐬😍 and the clever whale to catch herring to eat..🐋🐳
I love all of them..😍 🐬🐳🐋
I love looking the animals on national geographic b I like look at loins n pride. Whales. There so calming
it’s true. I know we are watching it on a screen, but these docs have the ability to ground us, remind us what’s important, don’t you think?
Gigantic yet sooo gentle. Whales, dolphins and Orcas will always be interesting to me, let's hope the different species can be preserved. 🙏🏽🤍
As a child, who would have thought that the white markings on an orca whale's head were its eyes?🤣
I have to get a CD of whale sounds. Its beautiful knowing they are talking.
I love to listen to all the whales different sounds they sound pretty cool!! 🙂♥️🌊🐋🐳🐟🌊👍✌️🖐️
Fishes is not a word. Fish is used in singular and multiple terms.
The term "fishes" is used when referring to multiple species. "Fish" is used for multiple individuals of a single species (like a school of fish). It's a strange rule of thumb, but it is scientifically accurate.
@@ShadowTrailMedia yeah I Googled that too but I have never ever heard the world “fishes” used, I guess because I don’t hang out with scientist.
@@busy_at_the_moment I don't think most people use it. Time to hang out with some ichthyologists!! :)
@@ShadowTrailMedia NDT Neil de gras Tyson uses fishes
@@peterguirguess853 Then he's wrong aswell.
Some of the sounds the humpback makes kind of sounds like the trumpeting an elephant makes.
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Amazing documentary. Love Ocean life. Anyone else believe there weren't actually sharks in the same place as the whales thou at 13:45? Both the tiger and whitetip sharks never enter the same shot as the mother or calf whale. The whitetip even appears to be recorded with a different camera. Just curious. :) Still amazing documentary. Love the announcer's soothing voice.
Iam not lover of sharks
Super amazing work! I love whales, dolphin, I love ocean so much 😍😇
Thank-you. Very beautiful and calming- mostly.
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The documentary says that the Sperm Whales head is 54ft long and is just a 1/3 of its body length, but that is incorrect.
Yeah. If 54 feet is one third its length, then that means the total length is over 160 feet long. The largest ever Blue Whale was measured at 98 feet. On average they are smaller. And that's the biggest animal to have ever lived. This documentary series have gotten a fair amount of things wrong. And some things the narrator has said in different episodes makes me feel they approach from a creationist standpoint.
I once called my trips to processing in King Cove & Bering Sea a paid vacation trip. Unfortunately seems downhill population of pollock & herring are facing poisoning as well as over fishing. Ask fishermen of threat of to stellar sea lions despite fines, they will pay. Have witnessed orca & humpback feeding techniques. Didn't know humpback use bubble blowing as well, as supposed krill eater. Never heard of blue whale in inside passage. Need more research on this. Awesome memory clip!
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I like how they claim the whales are being chased by sharks but never show the actual attack. Makes for good action, its obvious its from a different film. Some of those scenes appear to be from older cameras
It's a problem ive found with a lot of wildlife docs. A lot of times they make stuff up for a "better" story. Personally I dislike it as it comes across as disingenuous
Awesome documentary!!!! Ty for your hard work this was amazing!!!
Under a minute in...
Welp, now I know what that looks like.
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29:24 orca mating starts.. very interesting...
I just want to say thank you for all the good information about the whales and dolphins very enjoyable!! I'll try to remember some of it. 🙂♥️🌊🐳🐋🐬🌊🐬🐳🐋🌊🐋🐳🌊🐳👍✌️🖐️
In addition a study of privacy and California's coast relationships of California's sea lions, great whites & orcas. Opiniated that great whites will not venture into orca territory, despite sea lions; therefore young great whites have have found easy prey in shallows. Ask Monterrey Bay, they have been releasing tagged sharks for years.
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Within the first 2 minutes of the video they refer to a sea lion on the beach. That is incorrect. It's a monk seal. Specific to the Hawaiian Islands. There are no sea lions here.
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The animals of our planet doesn’t have a thing to worry about man has to worry about our existence!
Haha they really faked a tiger shark attack on the calf...
Throw in some metric graphics, now and then, would ya? Top-notch documentaries, otherwise.
Nice documentary good work team.
At 6:30 He says the sperm whales head is 54 feet long which is a3 of their body length. I had to listen to it three times thinking he must’ve said 24 and I was hearing it wrong but no he definitely says 50 for making it 150 foot whale
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I absolutely hate having to constantly convert feet and pounds in my head.
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Loved this! 👍
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This documentary about Humpback Whales are amazing!
I am music producer and I made a song to remember my mom who would like to have been a Marine Biologist, but she needed one more discipline to conclude the course, unfortunately it was not possible to finish the course due to other factors and along the way never came opportunity to achieve it.
The song (music) I already made, has whale sounds (my purchased licensed sounds), birds and owls. I compose it with several synths in Ableton Live.
But for the video I need only 2 minutes footage (no sounds).
The idea is to honor All Wildlife and Marine Biologists!
Can I use some of your footage and publish on RUclips my music with reference to your documentary?
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Around 6:30, the narrator says that a sperm whale's head is 54 feet long. This is inaccurate, as the whole whale tends to be around that length.
This is a copy documentary of high-quality free documentaries!!
When I look at this large school of fish swirling around that looks so amazing like to see so many little fish at once. 🙂♥️🌊🐬🐳🐋🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐳🐋🌊🐬🐳🐋🐟🐳🐋🐬🌊👍✌️🖐️
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I had to watch this because I was just at Atlantic City and there was a beached humpback, it was honestly sad I don’t know anything about them but I figured they were endangered.
I'm 15 minutes in... I sure hope the mom can keep her baby safe from orcas, on their way to the northern feeding grounds...
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When a mouse open that way they can definitely swallow a mini boat without any trouble. That's pretty wide!! 🙂♥️🌊🐳🐋🐬🐟🌊👍✌️🖐️
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Watch this in 0.75 speed
Looking at the calf is like seeing a truck.
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What isn't mentioned is that narwhals, bowheads, and beluga whales are hunted by native Americans and Canadians in North America. First Nations in Canada kill about 100 narwhals and 600 to 700 belugas each year. Native Alaskans kill between 300 and 500 beluga per year between 40 and 70 per year bowheads each year.
Hey, I took the photo in your thumbnail and you never asked me if you could use it? Would you mind contacting me to discuss this please? Thanks.
"The little whale fights off the sharks wiith its fin" ... with no footage to prove their "storytelling" point but nonetheless, still a good documentary albeit many inaccurate information like referring orcas as whales species and also mentioning sperm whales head are 54 feet in length.
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With some flapping that beautiful big fan tails like Dad that must mean they're telling the other well this time to eat dinner. 🙂♥️🌊🐋🐳🐬🐟🌊👍✌️🖐️
28 animal species are mentioned in this video
I died when they showed the turtles mating and right at the end of the shot the female sticks her head up out of the water with a look of “dude you’re about to drowned me give me a second” lol 😂
23:52 since when did we surrender and accept this?
Well, orcas are at the top of the food chain as far as ocean life, I wish they would leave the baby whales alone though, there's plenty of other fish in the sea and whales are mammals not fish
The commentator said the head of the Sperm whale is 54’ long and is 1/3 of the whales total length. That would mean the whale is over 150’ in length….. this is simply wrong!
Other than that, it was a really enjoyable program.
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im 5 minutes in...theres lots of incorrect information in here...
There is a TON of incorrect information in here.
Yes there is still beautiful 😍
I feel like the drone was attracting all the sharks and the whales kept trying to tel the wierd machine to leave before u get us eaten and ofc they just keep filming and making the story up as they go
“Don’t try to ruin my life with lies when your life can be ruined with the truth” - Gina Carano Where’s Gina’s episode???
What are tou talking about?
There is tigers 🐅in the ocean??😱😭
My question is why do they keep making it seem like the single sharks are an issue for this baby it was born at 15 feet in over a ton a tiger shark is not gonna do anything to it and any other kind but tiger bull or great white has zero chance. most of the sharks aren’t even bigger than it’s fin. I guess they’re just trying to add intrigue but if you know the ocean if it’s not a killer whale chances are it’s going to be OK
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The narrators ruin the he whole thing sometimes
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The dislikes are from all the dude whales that got curved..😂
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What is that sound? Humpbacks don't sound like that. What is this? Alt-facts?
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162 foot long 3x54feet lol