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They’re obviously very intelligent creatures. They don’t fight the humans that are trying to help them, meaning that they understand that they were being saved and not attacked or taken advantage of
Whales and dolphins are much more intelligent than we humans are. They are not enslaved, do not wage wars against themselves, they live in harmony with nature. They know full well that it is wiser for them to be kind to us. They love us because they feel that we love them. Whales and dolphins are telepaths, they can read our feelings and thoughts. Our dogs and many other animals are too. And humans can do it too, but most people have forgotten it. People like me who have regressed their telepathy can no longer harm animals out of selfishness. We can feel their feelings. Be vegan! 💕 ☀️ Each animal is a soul like you. 🐬
Orcas are so intelligent, they think things through even more logically than a human would. Other beached whales and fish freak out when people touch them, even when trying to help. If a human was stuck and an Orca came to help, we’d freak out too. Yet these Orcas than can break your ribs with a slight slap of a fin, stay so calm. Even the mother & rest of the pod knew people were helping and never even considered attacking. That’s next level thought processing and logic
Let's not get carried away with how intelligent they are :D They might be intelligent next to a cat, but even the dumbest human is smarter.... In fact there are LOTS of things more intelligent than Orca - Ravens, Crows, Parrots.
@@cl1cka Orcas are much more intelligent than Ravens, Crows and Parrots and probably even more intelligent than all primates. An Orca in captivity has secretly stored fish given to him to use as bait for seagulls. That means it can plan ahead and empathize with other animals. Orcas in the wild purposefully beach themselves to hunt seals and train their young for years to learn this strategy. Other Orcas swim together to generate waves, to wash seals off ice sheets. They often don't even eat the seal, they just want to train their strategy. They are one of the only animals that sometimes only kill for fun without even eating anything, something only humans are known for. They have complex social structures and languages with different dialects depending on the pod. They are silent when hunting other cetaceans because they know that they are intelligent enough to interpret orca chatting as dangerous. However, they communicate a lot when hunting fish or rays because these animals are not smart enough to react to their calls. No Crow or Parrot can come even close to this kind of behavior.
@@cl1cka and when did crows learn a second language? And no, parrots repeating whatever a human trains him to repeat is not equal to developing a second language. Orcas have complex languages that depend on their geographic location, hunting style and culture. No animal other than humans and Orcas have been observed to have distinct cultures. Give me a call when Crows start developing cultures
@@cl1cka and just for good measure, there is a paper in which orcas were observed to imitate bottlenose dolphins and include their clicks in their language. "Differences in acoustic features of vocalizations produced by killer whales cross-socialized with bottlenose dolphins" by Dr. Ann Bowles. So Orcas have been observed learning languages of other species, similar to parrots or corvids. And Orcas have communicated with humans many times. The killer whales of Eden regulary shepherded whales into a bay, and then the leader of the pod alerted human whalers by breaching and tailslapping. The whalers then killed the whale and left the tongues for the Orcas to eat. If that is not communication between Orcas and humans, I don't know what else to tell you.
We’ve been doing these things for decades. I wonder if that’s why there are stories of Orcas and dolphins saving people from sharks. Some of them remembered or passed on the knowledge.
Actually there are more fatal injuries from dolphins than from sharks every year, so sharks better protect us from these doplhins. Orcas never attack humans btw :)
@@iwillieyou that is completely untrue. A little research will tell you there's only been one death even attributed to dolphin ever anywhere. Sharks kill far more people.
I think this is why they don't attack or hurt us in the wild. They are smart, they must discuss in Orca school: "And we don't hurt the little biped land creatures, even when they feebly try to swim with us and are obnoxious. They almost always work hard to bring us back to sea after we strand, and amass in groups to clap their flippers with joy just watching us jump. They are adorable! There are a small few that do trap us for entertainment slaves-those ones are fair game."
Just watch a video of this whale devouring another baby whale or little seal and see how stupid this sounds. Killer animal. Deserves to die painfully in agony like all it's victims. Nature.
I'm pretty sure orcas are intelligent enough to be actually very respectable to us , " feeble land bipeds" couldn't be farther from truth Probably something like " the people from the land come in great big vestiges able to kill more whales in a day than what we need in a month , they hunt in packs and groups and even killing one alerts the hive and more come running , they are peculiar alien creatures that rule this land , always be friendly with them " I think they percieve us in the same way as Bible recounts people perceiving angels , not really so higher dimension of a being that your mind breaks down but a creature a few levels above you in terms of intelligence and wisdom and very alien to what you see in your own habitat
Don’t forget we are also Responsible for overfishing and stealing all of their food sources forcing more and more of these animals to starve to death every year
9:31 the human shirt on orcas fin is so cute and wholesome. Whoever the human owns that shirt will forever think about the orca they rescued every time she/he wears it.
It is so great when people come together to help in a rescue operation like these. It shows the good side of humanity and how when we come together for a common cause there's nothing we can't do. If we could all just get along and come together to help one another and our fellow occupants of this our earth we could make this such a better place for everyone.
I attended a mass pilot whale rescue at Colville Bay in NZ many years ago. Was a fascinating experience... you're standing around the whale gently rocking them so their weight doesn't crush their organs, waiting for the tide to rise, then the whale feels himself starting to float, but is still stuck, so their tail starts to flap a bit and eventually they're free and you feel such a sense of elation and gratitude that you could save this amazing creature.
@@Brooke_Eq-official Yes, the one I went to was in 2009, but there was another in 2020, so must be a danger spot for whales. There's very shallow mudflats there, which makes it hard for their sense of depth, or something similar.
Love these animals. I was watching a video from New Zealand where a man walking along the beach saw orcas swimming right up to him as he walked. That must have been a amazing experience for him. I seen one where the orca gently pushed the dog into shore !! And another one where the orca was swimming alongside a boat and had its head out of the water as if it was standing all the while greeting the barking dog that was on the boat. The dog was barking while wagging its tail in a friendly way. The orca was determined to hold that position for a good few moments. It was incredible these two animals being friendly to each other. Wow. Yes these orcas are very intelligent beings with almost human like emotions and feelings. Amazing
A wagging tail doesnt mean a dog is friendly. Dogs wag their tails to show excitement or arousal. Dogs also wag their tails when they are hurt, frightened, angry, scared.
Amazing....these people represent the best traits of humanity...helping creatures that had got themselves into bad situations. I wonder whether there is a life form out there in the greater Universe that will show humanity this kind of kindness as we lurch from one act of stupidity to another.
Thanks to all these beautiful souls who helped these beautiful animals. I would have helped too if I were there. These animals deserve to live. I am so glad that these people were determined to help no matter what. There ARE good people in the world!
All these people are incredible, not just because of their perseverance but also their resourcefulness!! Thank you for this video! P.S. young orcas are called calves, not cubs.
Even the tide and it's strengths can go against such a massive animal. It must be exhausting, for rescue teams and general public to intervene and succeed in such a rescue. Especially in such harsh conditions such as the first video.
Sometimes I wonder what it would feel like to be near death, alone, exhausted and terrified, then a group of strange small animals descend upon me! It is easy to imagine the initial reaction assume they are her to prey on you... and use all their combined strength (and maybe even tools?) to leverage me, get me to safety, clean my wounds, nurse me back to health, and essentially save my life before "setting me free." That is a hard thing to imagine.
I just want to offer up this video along with many many others of a similar nature to people who just hate on human beings all the time and say that animals should eat/kill all human beings and that animals are better than humans and all of that. Human beings are capable of great selflessness and often help animals in danger. The bond between humans and animals is very strong!
The first rescue shown of the trapped orcas reminds me of a movie called, Big Miracle, which tells a story of three trapped gray whales in ice as well. Which, is based on a real rescue mission that happened in 1988. In which three young gray whales had stayed too long in the feeding grounds. This allowed sea ice to form around them and trapped them. As well as preventing them from reaching open waters as the temperatures kept dropping. They were rescued outside of Barrow, Alaska. With help of the rescuers were freed by creating series of breathing holes in the ice, where the whales could surface to breathe and creating a path to lead them back into the open sea. This came to be known as, Operation Breakthrough and was a US-Soviet group rescue effort. The whales' plight generated media attention that led to the collaboration of multiple governments and organizations to free them too.
l love the narrative of kind people helping the orcas, a lot of videos with ocean life will make statements how humans are destroying everything, there's still some humanity out there.
They could use drones to regularly patrol shores for strandings that happen with no people around to find the stranded animal and help it. Drones could patrol for strandings and send for help when they find animals in distress. Rescuers could also try to feed appropriate food / fish to the animal whilst its stranded to help it regain strength to swim away when freed.
Someone today on Tim Tok commented all gays should go to hell as well as anyone who defends them and people agreed with him. It made me sick I wanted to be racist towards the guy. I've lost faith in humanity and especially other men
Part of me really wants to believe that Orca's remember the kind and caring acts that humans do for them, and then they teach that to their young and family pod. "Humans are friends, not food. Humans saved me when I was young. So if you ever see a human in distress, do them a kindness and save them, young one."
This is beautiful stuff. I loved this. These orcas are amazing animals. It's nice to see people caring for them. I'm sure they know amongst themselves the incidents that orcas were saved by people. Yes it was nice seeing this and they succeeded almost everything in freeing the orcas. The mother watching her baby being freed and saved by people. I believe she'll always have gratitude for that. They are known to be very protective of people. Many incidents where people were helped and saved by them. The people were awesome they never gave up . We are given dominion over the animals of the Earth and I think it's awesome that we treat them as the majestic and beautiful creatures that they are. I've seen many videos of rescues of Orcas but never seen this one. Just awesome. Especially the baby how they were so careful and knowledgeable on how to keep the baby from getting burnt skin and safe from the predicament it was in. Excellent video. Excellent actions by these people.
this is why orcas and doplhins help humans because they tell all their parents cousins guardians brothers and sisters of how humans help them from danger it is a friendship that has been built and unique understanding is there
let's be honest here dolphins are huge assholes. Orcas can be very brutal as well - both have been observed torturing other animals for fun (dolphins more than orcas).
These animals are not stupid, I think they communicate and know that some people help them. And eventually everyone knows, and it's normality for them.... When 50 people have problems pulling these animals, you realize how heavy they are.
I can imagine and Orca and their calf watching this video and going like: "And you see Stevie, this is why we don't eat humans. Something might happens -nature is fucked up like that- and we might need their help. So remember to always take good care of your human." "I will pa-pa," says the calf as he holds are deep-sea diver tightly between his flippers.
The instinct to help when someone is in need has been so successful evolutionary speaking that it has become strong enough to go beyond the boundaries of species. Us humans are an example for this, as are a few other very social species like dolphins. A human without empathy and the instinct to help is an evolutionary step back.
Le chiamano orche assassine..invece sono le più belle creature del mare..grazie a tutte le persone che le hanno aiutate e a quelle che le aiuteranno ❤❤❤
These animals are not dangerous they just need respect and to be free away from money grabbing people for profit these people in this video do care they are helping this wonderful animal back in the sea where it belongs nice to see we still have some good human beings with good hearts
That poor Orca on the shore was literally being crushed by its own weight on its internal organs because they are used to being buoyed by the water which renders them "weightless."
It comforts me to know there are far more GOOD people in this World than there are Bad.. Despite what the News will tell you.. Also on a personal level, Animals are far better than humans..I prefer them.
The mom would have absolutely wait for its baby, they have far more depth in feelings then we understand. I have no doubt the mom would have waited till it too was exhausted and possibly at risk of death.
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When you are to few to move the animal, you can probably dig a way for it instead. Just saying.
Thank you I will
Isn't a baby orca Called a Calf?
Hearing the cub cries breaks my heart
Most Orca's live they're entire lives without ever seeing a human
They’re obviously very intelligent creatures. They don’t fight the humans that are trying to help them, meaning that they understand that they were being saved and not attacked or taken advantage of
Yeah, the orcas could have easily bit someone's arm off but didn't.
Whales and dolphins are much more intelligent than we humans are. They are not enslaved, do not wage wars against themselves, they live in harmony with nature. They know full well that it is wiser for them to be kind to us. They love us because they feel that we love them. Whales and dolphins are telepaths, they can read our feelings and thoughts.
Our dogs and many other animals are too. And humans can do it too, but most people have forgotten it.
People like me who have regressed their telepathy can no longer harm animals out of selfishness.
We can feel their feelings.
Be vegan! 💕 ☀️
Each animal is a soul like you. 🐬
Orcas are so intelligent, they think things through even more logically than a human would. Other beached whales and fish freak out when people touch them, even when trying to help. If a human was stuck and an Orca came to help, we’d freak out too. Yet these Orcas than can break your ribs with a slight slap of a fin, stay so calm. Even the mother & rest of the pod knew people were helping and never even considered attacking. That’s next level thought processing and logic
Let's not get carried away with how intelligent they are :D
They might be intelligent next to a cat, but even the dumbest human is smarter....
In fact there are LOTS of things more intelligent than Orca - Ravens, Crows, Parrots.
@@cl1cka Orcas are much more intelligent than Ravens, Crows and Parrots and probably even more intelligent than all primates. An Orca in captivity has secretly stored fish given to him to use as bait for seagulls. That means it can plan ahead and empathize with other animals. Orcas in the wild purposefully beach themselves to hunt seals and train their young for years to learn this strategy. Other Orcas swim together to generate waves, to wash seals off ice sheets. They often don't even eat the seal, they just want to train their strategy. They are one of the only animals that sometimes only kill for fun without even eating anything, something only humans are known for. They have complex social structures and languages with different dialects depending on the pod. They are silent when hunting other cetaceans because they know that they are intelligent enough to interpret orca chatting as dangerous. However, they communicate a lot when hunting fish or rays because these animals are not smart enough to react to their calls.
No Crow or Parrot can come even close to this kind of behavior.
@@hektopha Nope. You are OBJECTIVELY wrong. When Orca learn a second LANGUAGE to communicate with humans - give me a call.
@@cl1cka and when did crows learn a second language? And no, parrots repeating whatever a human trains him to repeat is not equal to developing a second language. Orcas have complex languages that depend on their geographic location, hunting style and culture. No animal other than humans and Orcas have been observed to have distinct cultures. Give me a call when Crows start developing cultures
@@cl1cka and just for good measure, there is a paper in which orcas were observed to imitate bottlenose dolphins and include their clicks in their language. "Differences in acoustic features of vocalizations produced by killer whales cross-socialized with bottlenose dolphins" by Dr. Ann Bowles. So Orcas have been observed learning languages of other species, similar to parrots or corvids. And Orcas have communicated with humans many times. The killer whales of Eden regulary shepherded whales into a bay, and then the leader of the pod alerted human whalers by breaching and tailslapping. The whalers then killed the whale and left the tongues for the Orcas to eat. If that is not communication between Orcas and humans, I don't know what else to tell you.
We’ve been doing these things for decades. I wonder if that’s why there are stories of Orcas and dolphins saving people from sharks. Some of them remembered or passed on the knowledge.
Yea Iv heard that too
Awesome thought! We know that behavior can result in epigenetic changes, so that could be true!
Actually there are more fatal injuries from dolphins than from sharks every year, so sharks better protect us from these doplhins. Orcas never attack humans btw :)
@@iwillieyou wow I never knew that. I always thought dolphins were like orcas when it came to humans.
@@iwillieyou that is completely untrue. A little research will tell you there's only been one death even attributed to dolphin ever anywhere. Sharks kill far more people.
Imagine just sunbathing and suddenly hundreds of crabs are trying to pull you into the ocean
😂😂😂😂😂
My Guyy 😭
😁😁😁
If they are pulling me into the ocean, they're not trying to save me.
This is why orcas don't hurt people. They help us & we help them! Truly beautiful & amazing creatures. My favorite animal on the planet
But they sure seem to *HATE* yachts of late... :/
@@veng3r663 Only one single pod around Gibraltar though.
Don’t forget animals have a good memory! They don’t forget the ones helped them
I think this is why they don't attack or hurt us in the wild. They are smart, they must discuss in Orca school: "And we don't hurt the little biped land creatures, even when they feebly try to swim with us and are obnoxious. They almost always work hard to bring us back to sea after we strand, and amass in groups to clap their flippers with joy just watching us jump. They are adorable! There are a small few that do trap us for entertainment slaves-those ones are fair game."
Lol! ❤️👍🏾
And honestly, they wouldn’t know about places like Seaworld, because unfortunately, most of the whales in captivity don’t live to tell the tale
Just watch a video of this whale devouring another baby whale or little seal and see how stupid this sounds. Killer animal. Deserves to die painfully in agony like all it's victims. Nature.
I'm pretty sure orcas are intelligent enough to be actually very respectable to us , " feeble land bipeds" couldn't be farther from truth
Probably something like " the people from the land come in great big vestiges able to kill more whales in a day than what we need in a month , they hunt in packs and groups and even killing one alerts the hive and more come running , they are peculiar alien creatures that rule this land , always be friendly with them "
I think they percieve us in the same way as Bible recounts people perceiving angels , not really so higher dimension of a being that your mind breaks down but a creature a few levels above you in terms of intelligence and wisdom and very alien to what you see in your own habitat
Don’t forget we are also Responsible for overfishing and stealing all of their food sources forcing more and more of these animals to starve to death every year
9:31 the human shirt on orcas fin is so cute and wholesome.
Whoever the human owns that shirt will forever think about the orca they rescued every time she/he wears it.
yep. someone was thoughtful enough to cover the dorsal.
Feels like more a pillow protection (doubled in the bottom, no holes in the top, and the other protection are for mattress), this is even more cute.
now that orca can go free to do what it do's best
murder things (:
these are the only wars people should be fighting , wars to free animals and not wars to kill each other
Amen to that!
👍 agreed
Indeed💙💚🤍
Sad reality. There will be war everywhere
What ?? You're not down for some good old FOOD(fight) wars..?
Each & every one of those People deserve a Medal for saving all those Orcas 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Is just amazing to me that they know they are being helped.
It is so great when people come together to help in a rescue operation like these. It shows the good side of humanity and how when we come together for a common cause there's nothing we can't do. If we could all just get along and come together to help one another and our fellow occupants of this our earth we could make this such a better place for everyone.
Bless u 😢
@@babaib3513 and you also. Keep the faith and never let it waver.
@@davidallmond5598 difficult but one has to keep trying .this is my relatives Gmail i am a woman
Brings tears to my eyes, yes, us humans can be nice🙂
I attended a mass pilot whale rescue at Colville Bay in NZ many years ago. Was a fascinating experience... you're standing around the whale gently rocking them so their weight doesn't crush their organs, waiting for the tide to rise, then the whale feels himself starting to float, but is still stuck, so their tail starts to flap a bit and eventually they're free and you feel such a sense of elation and gratitude that you could save this amazing creature.
Wait that’s happened in New Zealand the country I live in?
@@Brooke_Eq-official Yes, the one I went to was in 2009, but there was another in 2020, so must be a danger spot for whales. There's very shallow mudflats there, which makes it hard for their sense of depth, or something similar.
Awww poor orcas that was when I had my orca stage I can’t believe they had to go throw that
So fortunate
i wonder if they understand they they are being rescued,they seem way too calm given the situation
It is these kind of people that are the salt of the earth. Thank you all.
Love these animals. I was watching a video from New Zealand where a man walking along the beach saw orcas swimming right up to him as he walked. That must have been a amazing experience for him. I seen one where the orca gently pushed the dog into shore !! And another one where the orca was swimming alongside a boat and had its head out of the water as if it was standing all the while greeting the barking dog that was on the boat. The dog was barking while wagging its tail in a friendly way. The orca was determined to hold that position for a good few moments. It was incredible these two animals being friendly to each other. Wow. Yes these orcas are very intelligent beings with almost human like emotions and feelings. Amazing
A wagging tail doesnt mean a dog is friendly. Dogs wag their tails to show excitement or arousal. Dogs also wag their tails when they are hurt, frightened, angry, scared.
God bless these kind people!
This is so heart warming that people went to help these beautiful animals Thank you all
Those people are heroes, blessings 💛
So grateful for human rescuers.
We must save our earth and animals. We all are part of one family
Wonderful job guys.!!!! All life is precious, and cannot be replaced.
Thank you for rescuing these majestic creatures. You all rock.
Amazing....these people represent the best traits of humanity...helping creatures that had got themselves into bad situations. I wonder whether there is a life form out there in the greater Universe that will show humanity this kind of kindness as we lurch from one act of stupidity to another.
Us humans and them are the 2 most intelligent species by a long shot over all the other animals.
Thanks to all these beautiful souls who helped these beautiful animals. I would have helped too if I were there. These animals deserve to live. I am so glad that these people were determined to help no matter what. There ARE good people in the world!
Thanks to all the lovely people who saved the whales and cared for fellow beings, grateful and glad such people exist
orcas are dolphins
also we care but the orcas dont
those damn murder dinguses
Humans are more compassionate than the media wants to say....
The media is part of the group of people that wants to “Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.”
@@Tempusverum sigh.....please present evidence of that.....besides the conspiracy theory websites.......
The media is in the business of knowing what people really want.
@@lilg8017 okay.....the point of your post is to......
@Will Swift I'm going to only respond to this by saying you're post is a Troll Post. and it's not really worth my time beyond sending this reply.....
All these people are incredible, not just because of their perseverance but also their resourcefulness!! Thank you for this video! P.S. young orcas are called calves, not cubs.
Such beautiful creatures. I’m glad there are people out there willing to help.
I'm so glad ppl try and help their crys are heartbreaking 💔 well done guys ❤❤❤
God bless all you people that helped all these animals it's appreciated it shows you have appreciation for life
Wonderful dear people.. Thank You 🙏
Even the tide and it's strengths can go against such a massive animal. It must be exhausting, for rescue teams and general public to intervene and succeed in such a rescue. Especially in such harsh conditions such as the first video.
The “You go girl” at the end awww😭💖
Спасибо добрые люди !!!❤️❤️❤️
Sometimes I wonder what it would feel like to be near death, alone, exhausted and terrified, then a group of strange small animals descend upon me! It is easy to imagine the initial reaction assume they are her to prey on you...
and use all their combined strength (and maybe even tools?) to leverage me, get me to safety, clean my wounds, nurse me back to health, and essentially save my life before "setting me free." That is a hard thing to imagine.
God bless them!
But do you see these brave HUMANS. Team work makes life worth living. : ). Love always WIN!
I just want to offer up this video along with many many others of a similar nature to people who just hate on human beings all the time and say that animals should eat/kill all human beings and that animals are better than humans and all of that. Human beings are capable of great selflessness and often help animals in danger. The bond between humans and animals is very strong!
@Libert...👍👍👍👍👏👏🤝🤝
I hate to be that guy, but a baby whale is called a calf. Not hating, love the human compassion towards orcas. Thanks for sharing.
The first rescue shown of the trapped orcas reminds me of a movie called, Big Miracle, which tells a story of three trapped gray whales in ice as well. Which, is based on a real rescue mission that happened in 1988. In which three young gray whales had stayed too long in the feeding grounds. This allowed sea ice to form around them and trapped them. As well as preventing them from reaching open waters as the temperatures kept dropping. They were rescued outside of Barrow, Alaska. With help of the rescuers were freed by creating series of breathing holes in the ice, where the whales could surface to breathe and creating a path to lead them back into the open sea. This came to be known as, Operation Breakthrough and was a US-Soviet group rescue effort. The whales' plight generated media attention that led to the collaboration of multiple governments and organizations to free them too.
Thanks for being good humans
I love all of you! I don't know who any of you are.... But wow! You all stole my heart!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤thank you to all the people very kind love you all❤❤❤😂❤❤
l love the narrative of kind people helping the orcas, a lot of videos with ocean life will make statements how humans are destroying everything, there's still some humanity out there.
I'm not tearing up, it's these damn onions, I swear.
Best use of adrenaline I've ever heard of.
Congratulations !!!
Good human Souls ✨🌺 connected with other Natur Souls
Thank you 🦋
They could use drones to regularly patrol shores for strandings that happen with no people around to find the stranded animal and help it. Drones could patrol for strandings and send for help when they find animals in distress. Rescuers could also try to feed appropriate food / fish to the animal whilst its stranded to help it regain strength to swim away when freed.
@@detritus3676 People AND drones. Drones would be more quicker and also more useful when the weather is too cold or hot.
Ty people for helping those beautiful creatures
It's heartwarming that the heroics of these humans will allow those orcas to continue being assholes of the sea.
We're the assholes of the land. They have the sea. Assholes unite!
Respect 🤝
I would be honored to help them if I ever got a chance.
If only we would help each other like this we would be an unstoppable force.
I love this channel all about animal rescues
It's sad that animals are shown more kindness from humans then humans show kindness to other humans
Because most humans r evil
Someone today on Tim Tok commented all gays should go to hell as well as anyone who defends them and people agreed with him. It made me sick I wanted to be racist towards the guy. I've lost faith in humanity and especially other men
@@jessebrucepinkman9834 did you report the republikkkan trash?
@@jessebrucepinkman9834 I hate people like that, like what did I ever do wrong, I just so happen to be attracted to males.. it's not my fault.
Too the rescuers who helpt this poot Orcas 💖 Manu thanks for staving those Beauties👏👏👏👏👏👏
Part of me really wants to believe that Orca's remember the kind and caring acts that humans do for them, and then they teach that to their young and family pod. "Humans are friends, not food. Humans saved me when I was young. So if you ever see a human in distress, do them a kindness and save them, young one."
THANK YOU! God bless...
This is beautiful stuff. I loved this. These orcas are amazing animals. It's nice to see people caring for them. I'm sure they know amongst themselves the incidents that orcas were saved by people. Yes it was nice seeing this and they succeeded almost everything in freeing the orcas. The mother watching her baby being freed and saved by people. I believe she'll always have gratitude for that. They are known to be very protective of people. Many incidents where people were helped and saved by them. The people were awesome they never gave up . We are given dominion over the animals of the Earth and I think it's awesome that we treat them as the majestic and beautiful creatures that they are. I've seen many videos of rescues of Orcas but never seen this one. Just awesome. Especially the baby how they were so careful and knowledgeable on how to keep the baby from getting burnt skin and safe from the predicament it was in. Excellent video. Excellent actions by these people.
Awwww such kind humans helping Orca’s ❤️
Good People and good job
Mankind at its best!
Thank you!
this is why orcas and doplhins help humans because they tell all their parents cousins guardians brothers and sisters of how humans help them from danger it is a friendship that has been built and unique understanding is there
Smart and emotional animal! Human help them, they help human.
God bless all of you compassionate people. Thank you
they are Beautiful smart and powerful!!!
Your beautiful people's men , big yeah you showed up , wow , bravo rescue 👏 💝🐳
Миленький, милашечка помогите ему, плачу с ним. ❤❤❤
السلام عليكم شكرا جزيلا لك صديقي الغالي على الفيديو الجميل إستمر
Your Beautiful people's, awe, sweet , Bravo 👏 💖🐋
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!
🙏❤️❤️❤️🙏
God bless theses guardians
God bless all the heroic humans. Were that more were as kind as you.
People can be such a blessing in times of peril.
Orcas are worth saving. Unlike the big cats and bears, they are grateful animals and friendly to us.
I love Orcas, dolphins, and whales.
The bears and big cats don't do half the shit orcas do.
let's be honest here dolphins are huge assholes. Orcas can be very brutal as well - both have been observed torturing other animals for fun (dolphins more than orcas).
@@cl1cka we do that too lmao.
These animals are not stupid, I think they communicate and know that some people help them. And eventually everyone knows, and it's normality for them.... When 50 people have problems pulling these animals, you realize how heavy they are.
Orca voice is like a human baby.
I can imagine and Orca and their calf watching this video and going like: "And you see Stevie, this is why we don't eat humans. Something might happens -nature is fucked up like that- and we might need their help. So remember to always take good care of your human."
"I will pa-pa," says the calf as he holds are deep-sea diver tightly between his flippers.
AWESOME!! ❤❤❤
レスキューして下さり心からお礼を申し上げます。
皆様❣❣素晴らしいです👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The instinct to help when someone is in need has been so successful evolutionary speaking that it has become strong enough to go beyond the boundaries of species. Us humans are an example for this, as are a few other very social species like dolphins. A human without empathy and the instinct to help is an evolutionary step back.
Le chiamano orche assassine..invece sono le più belle creature del mare..grazie a tutte le persone che le hanno aiutate e a quelle che le aiuteranno ❤❤❤
I enjoyed this. FYI: a baby orca is a "calf," not a cub.
Remarkable people!
Awesome!
It’s amazing that they don’t bite the people trying to help.
Orcas are very intelligent and chill around humans. Deadly attacks on humans out in the wild basically dont happen.
They know we are helping them.
That's amazing!
Thank you. Awesome job, respect🏆
Humanity...........which is so rare nowdays
Amazing rescue thank you
These animals are not dangerous they just need respect and to be free away from money grabbing people for profit these people in this video do care they are helping this wonderful animal back in the sea where it belongs nice to see we still have some good human beings with good hearts
Knowing that they talk to each other and they probably tell how human help him to get on water
That poor Orca on the shore was literally being crushed by its own weight on its internal organs because they are used to being buoyed by the water which renders them "weightless."
Beautiful stories
It comforts me to know there are far more GOOD people in this World than there are Bad.. Despite what the News will tell you.. Also on a personal level, Animals are far better than humans..I prefer them.
The mom would have absolutely wait for its baby, they have far more depth in feelings then we understand. I have no doubt the mom would have waited till it too was exhausted and possibly at risk of death.
Orka made it to a higher dimension. He found out he needed legs.