@Ellie5621 That's not talking trash, its a plain fact. I use to live in CA and the Illegal situation is out of control, Between that and idiot politicians they are destroying a geographically amazing state. Parts of the state have become ruined due to it. The last time I was at a SoCal beach we found needles, broken glass and ridiculous amounts of trash leftover from worthless people that most likely have been brought to the state and remain because of the ridiculous lack of enforcement on illegals and unwillingness to help the US citizens out of homelessness.
@Ellie5621. I am sorry but I was born here in California back in the early 60's and the state is being trashed as we comment, and there is a big difference between illegal immigration and catering to illegal immigration which the state is catering to illegal immigrants while ignoring their own citizens.
Keep the sea wildlife videos coming! They are so beautiful and calming and educational and inspire all viewers to want to protect our seas! Thank you for your wonderful work!
This is beautiful and amazing footage. As to your question about why I think some greys stay so close to the coast, I've heard that it's more difficult for orcas to attack them if they're in more shallow water. The same source said that that's why greys are often preyed upon in Monterey, because they'll try to save time by cutting across the deep bay, rather than staying in the shallow water close to shore.
@@barbaragarza2417 No Orca in the northern pacific has ever done that. You are referring to a group of orcas in the the southern hemisphere, Argentina I believe, that have evolved that behavior on shore. It is not standard Orca behavior to grab seals on shore.
@@TheMalibuArtist Great point! I think I've heard it said that each pod/population has a very specific behavior/diet. Those Argentinian ones have to learn from the older matriarchs.
These videos deserve WAY more views! It is so well done.. And you scored the music perfectly. The part where the song came to a climax right as the whale shot water from its blowhole. That was a beautiful shot on its own but the music definitely "makes it" what it is. Anyways.. Sorry for the novel. Im just a new sub and I LOVE the channel!
I was under the impression a lot of the whales that risk traveling away from shore in deeper water are doing it from memories of when whaling was commonplace. Some believe these animals swim those more treacherous passages to avoid humans. Love these wonderful creatures. Much respect for them ❤
Thank you! I did not know you could see the whales right off the PCH and because of this post I saw one! It was great! Praise God for these magnificent sea creatures!
I live in Christchurch, NZ. Approximately 90 minutes drive away is a placed called Motunau Bay. I remember, as a nine year old seeing a humpback breaching just off shore. This was around 1971-2. Another hours drive up the road is Kaikoura. In the 1990's, whale watching became a multi-million dollar industry and changed the entire town. All manner of marine mammals are seen relatively close to shore as there's a deep trench, where Colossal squid live and die, and many species of cetacean spend time here.
I love your videos so, so much. I was born & raised in Seattle, but we lived down by the HollywoodRiviera for a few years snd fell in love with SoCal marine life. The love you have and share for marine wildlife is absolutely captivating and is a great escape for me. Thank you so much for posting these beautiful videos.
This video had me in tears. Partly because it is so beautifully shot and edited. Partly because it makes me home sick. And partly because it hurts to know how much damage we have and are still doing to our oceans and wildlife.
I sometimes tear up at the shark footage too. What must the oceans have looked like 1,000 years ago, before we started stripping it of the food sources of its inhabitants?
Beautiful creatures. Thank you for sharing your videos. You are so lucky to live so close to the sea. Gorge weather too. Greetings from England 🏴
Man I love these vids. I’ve sat on the shoreline watching the sea life and always wanted a birds eye view. I saw a great white off Will Rodgers beach when I was a kid 1981, and everyone thought I was either lying or I was seeing waves or dolphins. But I knew the difference and what I was seeing even though great whites were very rare. I wonder if there are any areas near Malibu where mature sharks hang out.
I wonder if the gray whales would like it if we installed a kind of car wash brushing station for them... something to really rub them clean... it’s got to suck having so many parasites...
I said the same thing and was told Grays use their Barnacles for protection and even as a weapon. Very cool idea ! Most Whales seem bothered by parasites . . .even Great White sharks. We should try your idea.
I think that’s what they found there at this particular spot and they stay so long and roll in roll in roll because they’re getting all the barnacles and the parasites off at sand wash!! 😀🐋🐋
Since whales generally travel in family groups and learn from parents, I figure it's kinda like a bunch of families who take the same cross country road trip, each family is likely to make different stops and detours based on experiences. Then the next generations take some or all of the same stops but might change some.
Oh my goodness, you really are the most incredible channel. I’m watching from New Zealand 🇳🇿 your work is magnificent, respectful and valuable. Thank you for sharing with the world! 🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I loved seeing the rainbow in the whales exhale' s mist. Beautiful animals. It looked like they were scraping their bodies on the sea floor. Did you guys know that the "gray whale" is the State of California's 'State marine animal.
Nice videos, thank you for your commitment to shows them in the wild. I’m glad I ran into your on the side of Pacific Highway to ask you what are you doing.
Some are more itchy than others? Sorry, I had to be a little flip before I said this... keep up the videos. I don't know how you can continue to do this, as often as you do, nor why you are doing it... but it's great. I'm even agreeable to your commentary, which I am a stickler on (whether that matters or not) - and you are growing into this, very well. I know that stretch of highway, I drove it a lot. I wish I'd have looked right (going south) or... visa versa. I love the ocean no matter what, thanks for the great videos. I'm subscribed to you.
Oh, and the two different paths I believe was because of the number of barnacles and stuff they had to clean off. The others had probably already cleaned themselves more or less. That's my guess anyway. Thanks again TMA.
Back in the 80's I would go out fishing around San Diego and I had a whale come up underneath my boat and started using it as a back scratcher. Scared the hell out of me. I mean the first thought that came to mind was the movie "Jaws." I don't know what type of whale it was but it took place during the summer months so I don't think it was a grey whale... In my mind the ocean is like looking at a desert with all the life hidden below and you just don't know what is going to pop up.
I’ve never known whales (it seems like it might only be greys per your description) can actually be “bottom feeders”. Thank you for teaching me something new today! ☺️
I wonder if all the whales “smell” their scent at that spot and that’s why they rub there every year. My one dog rolls on his back in literally the same spot every night on his neighborhood walk. Maybe it’s a similar reason?
Beautiful videos. I have heard there are Orca Whales off the Coast of So. CA. Wonder if this group takes the shallow path to protect the younger whale from attacks? Just a thought. But I also like to think they are bathing in the sand :)
I have heard there are cocas in the area also but never seen one and I use to go out on my boat a lot. Seen all kinds of whales, seals and dolphins and etc. Except a great white and orcas. I think you are right because I have heard that grey whales will hug the coast because the orcas hate shallow water and avoid attacking in shallow water.
California tourism bosses should be using this guys videos to promote their state. The quality and professionalism are top drawer 👍
The tourist are all on lockdown, and or are scared of the millions of homeless and illegal aliens that infest the once beautiful state
@Ellie5621 That's not talking trash, its a plain fact. I use to live in CA and the Illegal situation is out of control, Between that and idiot politicians they are destroying a geographically amazing state. Parts of the state have become ruined due to it. The last time I was at a SoCal beach we found needles, broken glass and ridiculous amounts of trash leftover from worthless people that most likely have been brought to the state and remain because of the ridiculous lack of enforcement on illegals and unwillingness to help the US citizens out of homelessness.
@Ellie5621. I am sorry but I was born here in California back in the early 60's and the state is being trashed as we comment, and there is a big difference between illegal immigration and catering to illegal immigration which the state is catering to illegal immigrants while ignoring their own citizens.
They don't deserve the resources they're destroying
I really detest California politicians
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I love seeing wild animals in their habitat ... especially when they are huge and not usually seen. Thank you!
Keep the sea wildlife videos coming! They are so beautiful and calming and educational and inspire all viewers to want to protect our seas! Thank you for your wonderful work!
Omg when the whales poked their heads out of the water. I couldn’t believe it I got chills watching. That’s so beautiful
The Filming, Your Voice, Music, ALL SO WONDERFUL. THANK YOU ♡ Again,& Again. 😍
This is so beautiful makes me emotional, Thank you for sharing!!
Beautiful! I've seen gray whales right off the beach in this exact location before. It's a real treat to see them from the opposite angle.
This is beautiful and amazing footage. As to your question about why I think some greys stay so close to the coast, I've heard that it's more difficult for orcas to attack them if they're in more shallow water. The same source said that that's why greys are often preyed upon in Monterey, because they'll try to save time by cutting across the deep bay, rather than staying in the shallow water close to shore.
Thank you! You are correct. That area in Monterey Bay is absolutely dangerous for gray whales.
But orcas will chase a seal right up to shore
@@barbaragarza2417 No Orca in the northern pacific has ever done that. You are referring to a group of orcas in the the southern hemisphere, Argentina I believe, that have evolved that behavior on shore. It is not standard Orca behavior to grab seals on shore.
@@TheMalibuArtist Great point! I think I've heard it said that each pod/population has a very specific behavior/diet. Those Argentinian ones have to learn from the older matriarchs.
I’ve heard or read that as well , regarding the orcas. I love orcas too, But the baby whales are A main source of food for the orcas.
You will have a tv series in no time. Keep up the hard work its amazing doing something you love and enjoy.
These videos deserve WAY more views! It is so well done.. And you scored the music perfectly. The part where the song came to a climax right as the whale shot water from its blowhole. That was a beautiful shot on its own but the music definitely "makes it" what it is. Anyways.. Sorry for the novel. Im just a new sub and I LOVE the channel!
Ms Birdsong you sang your novel just fine and - me too ! : )
Too kind. Thanks so much!
When I find a new channel that I love I go crazy too....I feel like I’m rambling on and on but I’m just so excited! 💖
Perfect music and volume for these majestic giants 🥰 great narrating voice as well...thank you so much for sharing and for your hard work🙏🏽😎
So cool. The only way I'll ever get to see one. Thank you. It's so magical and I feel free like them
I am so grateful I have found you and your channel. Lots of love from South Africa
Within 3 days, this channel has become my favorite. Relaxing and informative.
I was under the impression a lot of the whales that risk traveling away from shore in deeper water are doing it from memories of when whaling was commonplace. Some believe these animals swim those more treacherous passages to avoid humans. Love these wonderful creatures. Much respect for them ❤
I find myself grinning from ear-to-ear when I watch these pretties preen and play. Transcendent! 👌🙏🤙
absolutly BEUTIFUL footage!!
Thanks my friend.
Dude I just found your channel and it is absolutely amazing. So relaxing and beautiful and informative.
Thanks for existing 💙🦈🌊
I love all of the engagement you have here Carlos! So wonderful to see your amazing videos. Your voiceovers rock!
Stunning. This is just beautiful and informative. Your videos are so hopeful ❤️
Many many thanks Sophia!
I always watch new videos. Its so calming
Thank you! I did not know you could see the whales right off the PCH and because of this post I saw one! It was great! Praise God for these magnificent sea creatures!
That is one magnificent animal to see and I love the heart shape you pointed out!
I love seeing world that exist under water ! Thank you 🙏 for bringing these amazing videos to us ! Your work is much appreciated’👍🏼
I live in Christchurch, NZ. Approximately 90 minutes drive away is a placed called Motunau Bay. I remember, as a nine year old seeing a humpback breaching just off shore. This was around 1971-2. Another hours drive up the road is Kaikoura. In the 1990's, whale watching became a multi-million dollar industry and changed the entire town. All manner of marine mammals are seen relatively close to shore as there's a deep trench, where Colossal squid live and die, and many species of cetacean spend time here.
Beautiful. Thank you so much. Your videos are amazing and your education is just as amazing. Thank you so much. I hope you keep up this great work.
Your footage is just incredible. I find it so calming to watch these creatures in their natural habitat like this. Majestic. 😍❤️
Beautiful drone footage, music and narration.
You're an Angel. Thank you for existing and making these videos ! The World becomes a better place with you! Thank you!
Absolutely wonderful ❤️🙏 thank you!
I so love your channel. Thanks for such graceful content. It helps my life.
Your work is beautiful. Thank you.
This is just beautiful footage!! 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
I love your videos so, so much. I was born & raised in Seattle, but we lived down by the HollywoodRiviera for a few years snd fell in love with SoCal marine life. The love you have and share for marine wildlife is absolutely captivating and is a great escape for me. Thank you so much for posting these beautiful videos.
Omg!! I Love your videos!!!! This gives us a whole new insight of life in the ocean! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤💞💞💞💞
Thanks so much!
So majestic and beautiful
So beautiful. I love that they seem to blow rainbows🌈
This video had me in tears. Partly because it is so beautifully shot and edited. Partly because it makes me home sick. And partly because it hurts to know how much damage we have and are still doing to our oceans and wildlife.
I sometimes tear up at the shark footage too. What must the oceans have looked like 1,000 years ago, before we started stripping it of the food sources of its inhabitants?
Gosh man, your videos are just incredible! I will remember this the next time I'm on the 101 😁💙🌊
Love your work Carlos!
Fantastic capture! Bravo!!!
Beautiful creatures. Thank you for sharing your videos. You are so lucky to live so close to the sea. Gorge weather too. Greetings from England 🏴
So amazing, thank you. Curious, do you ever notice the whales reacting at all to your drone?
I really love your channel! Great imagery and your commentary adds to it. Thanks.
What a beautiful video. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man I love these vids. I’ve sat on the shoreline watching the sea life and always wanted a birds eye view. I saw a great white off Will Rodgers beach when I was a kid 1981, and everyone thought I was either lying or I was seeing waves or dolphins.
But I knew the difference and what I was seeing even though great whites were very rare.
I wonder if there are any areas near Malibu where mature sharks hang out.
You have blown my mind! This is fantastic.
I wonder if the gray whales would like it if we installed a kind of car wash brushing station for them... something to really rub them clean... it’s got to suck having so many parasites...
I said the same thing and was told Grays use their Barnacles for protection and even as a weapon.
Very cool idea ! Most Whales seem bothered by parasites . . .even Great White sharks.
We should try your idea.
I think that’s what they found there at this particular spot and they stay so long and roll in roll in roll because they’re getting all the barnacles and the parasites off at sand wash!! 😀🐋🐋
This video is magical.! Thank you so much for sharing this.
The David Attenborough of our generation ladies and gentlemen… keep up the amazing content!
No words to describe your videos! Just awesome!!!
Beautiful capture of the rainbow in the whales spray 🐳🌈
Thanks for this beautiful video
Since whales generally travel in family groups and learn from parents, I figure it's kinda like a bunch of families who take the same cross country road trip, each family is likely to make different stops and detours based on experiences. Then the next generations take some or all of the same stops but might change some.
Oh my goodness, you really are the most incredible channel. I’m watching from New Zealand 🇳🇿 your work is magnificent, respectful and valuable. Thank you for sharing with the world! 🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Saw a Great white with my drone yesterday! it was awsome!
I only use RUclips now to watch your videos - awesome !
I love your video, I have been watching all of them. I have a huge fascination and respect for Great White Sharks. Your channel is incredible.
Stellar work. The most beautiful and informative whale footage of any species I've seen. THX! I'm also a local so it's especially relevant.
Your videos are incredible!
Amazing work mate!
I loved seeing the rainbow in the whales exhale' s mist. Beautiful animals. It looked like they were scraping their bodies on the sea floor. Did you guys know that the "gray whale" is the State of California's 'State marine animal.
Nice videos, thank you for your commitment to shows them in the wild. I’m glad I ran into your on the side of Pacific Highway to ask you what are you doing.
What an incredible video. Such a great. Thank you so much! 🥰🙏🏼
I saw a whale for the first time surfing and it happened twice in a week! They seem pretty active right now
Pretty well done...as always! Thanks for sharing!
Incredible footage! Whales are wonderful examples of Gods wonderful creatures!
Amazing stuff as always. Keep it up!
Keep doing this, awesome,thank you!!!
Ohhhh I love the whale! I didn't know you videoed whales. Thank you!
This was my favorite video of yours ❤️
I think you are a freaking genius!
YOUR videos are like a meditation for me .Excellent job
Wow, thank you
@@TheMalibuArtist 🙂
I absolutely love your videos and so glad I found them today!🐬🐋🐳🐚🎶
Yay! Thank you!
I'm not crying, you are
Magical.
I dream about whales a lot.
I love this so much ❤😍😭 thank you !!!!!!
Bravoooo great JOB,SIR
Awesome, nothing else to add!
Ooh. Excited!
It looks like the whale was examining the drone. 5 minute point.
Thank you, so nice to see this.
Thank you for this beautiful video❤❤❤❤🐳🐳🐳🐳
Some are more itchy than others? Sorry, I had to be a little flip before I said this... keep up the videos. I don't know how you can continue to do this, as often as you do, nor why you are doing it... but it's great. I'm even agreeable to your commentary, which I am a stickler on (whether that matters or not) - and you are growing into this, very well. I know that stretch of highway, I drove it a lot. I wish I'd have looked right (going south) or... visa versa. I love the ocean no matter what, thanks for the great videos. I'm subscribed to you.
Oh, and the two different paths I believe was because of the number of barnacles and stuff they had to clean off. The others had probably already cleaned themselves more or less. That's my guess anyway. Thanks again TMA.
Such amazing footage, my 2 and 4 yr old usually enjoy watching your shark footage, this was such an extra treat to watch todwy
That's so awesome. I'm trying to make these videos for a younger viewing audience to enjoy as well. So I'm glad to hear that!
A grey whale traveled up False creek in Vancouver. I got to watch it from the bike path(30 ft away), it was that close.
I’ve seen whales in the same location twice in the last 10 years
WOW! That’s amazing 🤩
I love your channel!
Thank you!!!
I think I’ll cancel my whale watching trip. Wonderful photography and narration.
This was fire 🔥
Nice video as usual
Back in the 80's I would go out fishing around San Diego and I had a whale come up underneath my boat and started using it as a back scratcher. Scared the hell out of me. I mean the first thought that came to mind was the movie "Jaws." I don't know what type of whale it was but it took place during the summer months so I don't think it was a grey whale... In my mind the ocean is like looking at a desert with all the life hidden below and you just don't know what is going to pop up.
I’ve never known whales (it seems like it might only be greys per your description) can actually be “bottom feeders”. Thank you for teaching me something new today! ☺️
I wonder if all the whales “smell” their scent at that spot and that’s why they rub there every year. My one dog rolls on his back in literally the same spot every night on his neighborhood walk. Maybe it’s a similar reason?
Beautiful videos. I have heard there are Orca Whales off the Coast of So. CA. Wonder if this group takes the shallow path to protect the younger whale from attacks? Just a thought. But I also like to think they are bathing in the sand :)
I have heard there are cocas in the area also but never seen one and I use to go out on my boat a lot. Seen all kinds of whales, seals and dolphins and etc. Except a great white and orcas. I think you are right because I have heard that grey whales will hug the coast because the orcas hate shallow water and avoid attacking in shallow water.
They scratch their back 😍😍
Amazing. Thank you for showing me a different world.
To hazard a guess, are the whales that turn in the sand younger?
You should monitor the open ocean swims in Coronado that the Navy Seal candidates have to conduct
One of the few good things about Cali too.
The best things about any state are not the things humans put there
Cupid I love you!!!