Recently learned in a documentary about some neat orca behavior that I never knew. The opening of the mouth is a sign of interest and when they show you their belly it means they are trusting you/coming in peace. Totally gives me a whole new perspective when I watch videos with orcas and humans interacting on boats or swimming!
Brutal and deadly to their food animals. They have NEVER porpoisely (sic ;-) harmed humans...except at the EVIL Seaworld, where, after being caught and separated from their family, they are made to swim in a "sink" and perform. These are highly intelligent animals--I'm sure they are fully aware of their horrible fate.
People are always so inconsistent about nature. A sea lion is an absolute terror to penguins, but a sea lion is also just food to an orca, and may be tortured if the orca is in the mood for sport before the meal. There are a myriad of reasons for violence in the animal kingdom, breeding rights, assertion of dominance, protection of herd or territory, hunting...we act as though it's a beautiful circle of life when it's really kill or be killed.
@@iabdgogogo1234letsgo the entire view on nature has been "disneyfied". In my home country there is a big debate on rewilding extensive areas to get greater biodiversity. One element of this is to release large grassing animals (buffalo, horses and what not) because they apparantly play an important role in the system. Fair enough. BUT ... there have now been several occurrences where these animals have become undernourished and now the nature types want to set up feeding posts. Something is off here, people 😑
I have always had so much love and respect for orcas, and found them to be highly intelligent and intriguing. This is such beautiful footage. I love it.🥰🐳🥰🐳
It really doesn't get any better when something as majestic as this Orca, who feels absolutely no threat what so ever, befriends curious onlookers in its OWN habitat. A humble blessing beyond words.
Orcas have the most gyrified brain out of all species. Each pod uses a unique vocalization to communicate. There are ten ecotypes, all of whom specialize in different prey. The original Shamu was a Southern Resident from J pod. Ted Griffin and his team harpooned and killed her mother. She was supposed to be Namu's companion; however, she didn't get along with either Namu or Ted. He sold her to Seaworld San Diego in 1965. She died six years later of an infection. An estimated 170 orcas were taken from the wild. Corky, Lolita, Ulises, Katina, and Kiska are the only ones that remain alive in North America. Lolita, a Southern Resident from L pod, is the daughter of L25 Ocean Sun. Over 90 years old, Ocean Sun is the oldest known orca in the world. With the passing of her eldest daughter L23 Tsunami and Lolita's capture, Ocean Sun is left without immediate family members. She often travels with orcas from another pod. Corky, the oldest orca in captivity, is a Northern Resident from the A5 pod, A23 matriline. Her younger sister Ripple has been leading the pod after the passing of their mother Stripe. Corky also has a younger brother named Fife, niece Midsummer, great-nephews Fern and Ne'nakw, and great-niece Eliot. Lolita was captured in Puget Sound, Washington. Corky is from British Columbia. Ulises, Katina, and Kiska are from Iceland.
Tragic and heart breaking. I cannot see any reason to disrupt these amazing creatures.. oh wait. Human kind is truly a stain on this earth. Kiska passing recently is bittersweet. I remember seeing her at Marineland when I was very young and it disturbed me. I knew even then, that this wasn't right to keep them in small tanks.
Thank you so much for this heartwrenching yet informative information! More should know these stories, maybe more would be done to stop the killing and capture of these beautiful, intelligent beings!! 🙏🏼🐬🖤
I come back to this video every now again. Idk if it’s the music or what, but I find it peaceful. One day, if I’m ever out sailing, I hope to come across a Orca or 2 that are as friendly and curious as this little guy.
Incredible. He appears curious and even playing a little hide and seek with you under the boat. You are lucky to have had this encounter with such a great creature. Thanks for sharing!
Orcas use echolocation to communicate with other whales. I know sperm whales receive these signals on their underside so you will often see them exposing their belly. Though I am not sure if this is the case for orcas, I think this one may have been trying to communicate with the boat.
Well if that’s the case then we’re a disgusting race for locking them in tanks and treating them like absolute shit. Edit: okay I knew we where anyways but still.
Reminds me something I saw when I went to Alaska. There were these kayakers out in the water (ocean, of course) off of an island, and then suddenly a pod of orcas began to swim around them non-aggressive, but just curious as to what they were doing. Quite beautiful creatures, even if they are super disrespectful oreos to literally every other creature in the ocean (no, I'm not bashing on orcas, they're actually one of my favorite sea creatures. It's just both amazing and hilarious how whimsical, curious, and playful they are with humans in the wild, but then will go and clap sting rays, seals, sharks, moose, etc. just for fun and not even to eat).
@@riakun part of this is for their younger pod members to practice and improve their hunting abilities. Orcas are limited due to their anatomy and therefore to improve coordination and such they have to use such methods. We as humans may think it's for no reason, but it's mainly for honing their skills. They may catch a seal, take it out further and may play around with it a bit, but generally it's a way to "celebrate" a successful hunt, and eventually they will eat what they caught.
Remember these are mammals, while they are “apex predators” of their relative ecosystem they also know the difference between their regular food and this floating blob on the surface. Whats amazing about this encounter is their curiosity on display, they’re clearly relaxed around the boat and visibly naive about the camera in the water. Amazing vid, thanks for the upload!
So is a Lion, Tiger and Bear. They too are also intelligent, but will eat you. I'm not complaining, but I wonder WHY they have not been documented attempting predation on humans. They'll even take Deer and Moose crossing a channel.
@@vishnudileep645 a ocra is smarter then those animals, orcas have not attacked or killed anyone *in the wild* orcas are dolphins, so they are really smart, they know we are not food & they know we don't mean any harm to them.
@@ExGalliard Intelligence alone does not explain this behavior and we have certainly proved that we ARE a threat to them. I hope they don't decide to see what we taste like, but they're intelligence alone does not answer this.
Wow! Thank you for sharing your experience, I wish I was there but felt like I was. I lol when the orca showed you it's teeth, I took it as an endearing gesture of communication that you were not a threat. That was so awe inspiring Thank you again for sharing😍
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess I could say a hundred things but ultimately it comes down to choice. If any of them animals had a channel leading to the sea not one of them would stay in them tanks. I no that they wouldn't survive very long but that is only because they have had their natural instincts subdued. why do you think it takes years to train an orca to allow a trainer in the pool when people swim with them in the ocean with no issue every day. Its because that animal needs to be broken in to being submissive just like a horse. The animal really wouldn't let some weird human climb all over him if he was in the wild, so the trainers take their time to condition the animals in to respecting them. No animal in the world would perform the same tricks day in day out for years on end just for "fun", they do it to survive. In pools the size some celebs have in their gardens.
I used to like lions, penguins and polar bears as my favorite animal. But I just love orcas. They have to be my number one favorite animal. They look so cool and beautiful
Was that person in their right own mind or what. To put their hand IN the water? All sorts of nope. Sometimes it's best not to take any chances whatsoever.
Eggsdayz Yes Orca attack’s do happen but the rate of attacks vs orca rescuing/protecting humans is veeeery far apart in number, with the attacks being in the low end. Even other whale species end up protecting others. The Humpback have been known to shelter seals on their backs at the surface to keep them from getting eaten and have done so to humans too.
Beautiful creatures that should be loved and respected in there natural habitat. Idk if it's the music or what, but I find it peaceful. One day, if I'm ever out sailing, I hope to come across a Orca or two that are as friendly and curious as this little guy.
Just want to clarify a few key facts regarding this encounter. I am seeing lots of comments questioning the reason why this orca is alone, its behavior and why was it approaching the boat. First, this orca was never baited or fed at anytime. The woman was eating some food from a can as the orca made several passes around and under the boat. Perhaps this orca was curious about her eating, this may be a reason explaining some of this behavior...but it was never fed. There is no definitive explanation as to why he (it's a male) was behaving in this manner. He was extremely curious but never was there a point where we felt any threat or danger from this magnificent creature. We had this animal hanging around us for more than an 2 hours. Regarding him being alone and without his pod...he was not alone when we first spotted him. There were 3 other orcas (1 male and 2 females) which followed us initially. The male stopped following after 5 minutes, the other 2 females after approximately 10 minutes. They swam off a bit while he stayed with us. After approximately 2 hours, he left and headed back towards his pod. Another note: he was not injured. Some people are commenting on his fins/flippers being injured. He had parasitic copepods on both his pectoral fins/flippers and his fluke/tail. Not that uncommon. I truly appreciate all of your comments and respect your opinions. However, if you have a negative comment, please be decent about it. We are all entitled to our opinions, whether positive or negative. Please just do it in a respectful way. It's easy to judge what happened, how or why it happened...we all are guilty of that from time to time. However, unless you were there, watching all the behavior leading up to this encounter, you really don't know...you can just assume. Thank you for taking the time to watch this video. I will post more videos on this encounter soon.
Silver Shark Adventures You are all Awesome and I greatly appreciate you posting this video. I enjoy every beautiful moment and love the details behind your thrilling encounter! I'm no where near the ocean and this is the next best thing to being there.. Watching her soothes my soul. I watch this over and over again. Thank you, She is Spectacular!! 💜🐬🌎💜🐬🌎💜🐬🌎😍
MiaEZ I truly appreciate your kind words and thoughtful comments. Very humbled this video is making a positive impact on people like you. It was an unreal experience. Beyond fortunate for it all. Email me at: silversharkadv@gmail.com and I'll give you further insight to this encounter. Thx again and you are very welcome!
That's not necessarily curiousity. Blowing bubbles, open mouth, that's a very clear threat display. Regardless if the woman never touched the orca, regardless if you never baited it, what you're doing is harassing wild animals.
Cheyenne Vervoort you clearly don't understand Orca behaviour. Or what the definition of harassment is. No negative comments on a page that shows the beauty of human animal connection! It is God Given and Soul Soothing!
I've had the same experience when a Mother and calf came to check out my small boat just a 100m off a beach in New Zealand. They didn't hang around long, but swam under the boat a couple of times - on their side so they got a good look.
That's the idea of those white patches. Generally animals with larger eyes are predators, so this protects them in the wild, scaring off any potential predators or threats to them or their young.
I know. SeaWorld seriously disgusts me. I've never been to one of their shows, and never will. Taking these beautiful creatures out of their natural habitats just to train them and put on display is cruel. They arent objects to play with. They are animals who just want to live their lives in peace.
Bet he is also the nicest orca out of their group, and he seems familiar with human.. He haven't met a bad human I guess, hope he never meet them, so that he will remain this kind and nice.
WITS - Whatever It Takes Sanctuary really? I don't see it. They look pretty subpar to me. Smarter than most other animals right after dolphins and before octopi but less intelligent than humans.
Lmao Orcas are the largest of the dolphins.(www.google.com/search?q=are+orcas+dolphins&rlz=1CAASUJ_enUS712US712&oq=are+orcas+do&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l5.4562j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8). Next time you should fact check yourself before you tell someone their wrong.
This is the only way i would ever want to see a killer whale. Out in the wild where it dictates when i can see it and how much interaction it wants to have.
@@elJHz ... still a dolphin. Fun fact, fisherman back in the day thought they were vicious whales hence 'killer whales' The scientific name is Orcinus Orca...
The only way these magnificent, intelligent and beautiful dolphins should ever be observed or interacted with. On THEIR terms. Worried about this sweetheart tho. Where is their pod? They are not solitary creatures. Seems to really be craving some love and the other things they give each other. Thank you for sharing this! I doubt I will ever get to do this, so it's a blessing.😍🐬😞🙏
Wow. One of those moments in life that will never be forgotten and will be shared and talked about over the years to come. I must admit, I got a little misty eyed seeing it. But having said that, and understanding that these creatures are intelligent and self aware, we should keep in mind that we are in their domain out there. So, be careful friends.
This video gave me chills not just from the music but the interaction between 2 different species no aggression and both species being amazed by each other
Orcas have never killed a human in the wild. They might get curious of kayaks or swimmers but have never killed anyone. They could easily take you out in an instant too. These animals are highly intelligent and have ancestral knowledge they pass down. They probably know we're Homicidal psychopaths ourselves so they like us.
Just like we have interest and curiosity on knowing what’s deep inside the ocean. They also must feel the same on knowing what’s on the other side here in land .
0:06 The fact that something so massive can make such a quick, sharp turn is astounding. I used to wonder how the hell they could catch seals or dolphins but they're so agile for their size.
@@mayankify so,, at what point do we free the orcas then? Wait until after we completely cure poverty? Cause that means waiting decades to do something we're totally capable of right now
@@michaelkirshner3099 are you going to feed the stomachs of 100s of people employed in sea World ? In general an animals is tortured and eaten to satisfy our hunger but if they are doing so by keeping an animal alive and healthy. There's no problem in it. We treat animals like shit this is a far better treatment.
@@mayankify I didn't say we should eliminate SeaWorld, man. Just quit breeding the whales for captivity. SeaWorld will survive. They'll be able to keep the whales they have for like 40 more years anyways. And yeah, we do eat meat and stuff. The chicken that made the sandwich I just ate probably had it worse than these whales. But orcas are intelligent. Would you eat a gorilla? No, because they're like us. There's a clear difference there.
@@mayankify that's a very poorly thought argument. Using your logic, we should never worry about trying to end sweat shops because how will the factory owners feed their family? Or we should never end child trafficking because then who will feed the traffickers? They'll surely starve to death, right? No. They'll get a different job and move on. Entire industries go down all the time and they are replaced by new ones. I'm guessing you don't support digital streaming services like Netflix and Spotify because they killed blockbuster and CD stores?
Your Friend Orcas have never killed a human in the wild to date, they’’he had plenty of chances and never have, if that doesn’t tell you that their smarter and on a different level of thinking compared to other animals then I don’t know what will
I read somewhere that it happened once cause the orca wanted to play. The woman survived though. You know, the human wanted to mess around then it was the orca's turn. Dragging her down in the sea and only let her get some air at the last minute, then repeated it for a few times. Not the best experience...
the way this twirls in the beginning, beautiful. just casually swimming around in the ocean and suddenly "oh what was that, a human being? gotta get close to them and see what they're like"
so many people not educated enough about orcas .....last attack in wild was on 1970 and a guy didnt even die just needed 100 stitches ( which is a lot but still ) ...orcas are inteligent and we arent on their menu ...only attacks that happen are in captivity bcs orcas are aware that they are not free.
Orcas are so intelligent and always had a special bond to mankind. It's saddened how greedy man had gotten. Orcas deserve to be free and happy, not trapped behind glass for human's enjoyment. Set them free.
need to worry about what's currently going on with wild orca before worrying about getting captive ones back in the ocean. read up on bio-accumulated toxicity in wild orca from human pollution and run-off.
You can’t just set them free. The vast majority of captive whales were born in captivity. The toxicity of the ocean, amongst other things, will kill them. As a matter of fact, the one whale they did try to release into the wild, died.
It's just awesome to see that something that big and intelligent showing interest in interacting with you. If it really wanted to hurt you, there's absolutely nothing you could do about it.
My younger brother is a wildlife biologist and told me of a study he read where they did a brain scan on an orca. The area of their brain that is activated when they see a human is the exact same area of the human brain when we see a puppy.
Not everybody lives near the water to be able to, that was the beauty of marine parks back in the day & the only reason I even fell so in love with them to begin with. Sure this way is fine seeing them on a tv or internet screen, but there's no experience like seeing one in person & seeing just how majestic they really truly are. Marine parks brought the ocean world to those can't get to it, because I know after the remaining orcas Seaworld has left are gone since they've now discontinued the breeding program (and understandably so because I'm not against that decision & know it's just the right one to make) I along with most people will probably never see another one in any other way again outside of the television or the internet.
@@bolindalittle9445 why not just spend the money you spent on those awful parks to go to vancouver or washington state, and go on a whale watching tour
@@cesarmendoza1311 it'll be OK ( I think)... Maybe 70% chance that they will swim along side with you as they've been know to behave gently with humans and the other 30% (lets not talk about it)...and as for me..I'd still not jump in with them..am afraid of being in the sea...
@@cesarmendoza1311 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killer_whale_attack?wprov=sfla1 Compare the lengths of the lists in this article. There are seven bullet points for orca attacks in the wild in the last century. Only two of those really qualify as attacks imo. No fatalities. The whole rest of the article is about attacks in captivity. PLENTY of fatalities.
@@1ledan do some research before posting your comments.There are many videos on RUclips of orcas in the wild with twisted dorsal finns. (I'm not a Sea World fan)
OG Lurker: What i find amazing about Orcas is the relationship they have with humans. Orcas will kill and eat any living creature. Whales,Dolphins,Polar Bears, Sea Lions ect. but not humans. They made a conscience decision trust and see us as an equal and not mere food.
Imagine being able to just swim around in the freaking OCEAN your entire life without ever once looking down thinking "if something touches my toes I swear tg" that's true badassery right there.
@@MissMolly3377 I'm pretty sure that's what it boils down to. I know that when 2 dogs meet, if one of them rolls over on its back, they are being submissive.
@@ianjones7718You left out the most important part or maybe you just don't know. The rest of the Whales body sinks to the bottom ocean floor for so many deep sea Marine life some that never come to the surface. They wait and this is their only meal for months! So for them Orca doing this is VITAL!!!! ONLY HUMAN kill for no reason!!!! Respect the Apex top predator and know there is ALWAYS a long chain of life under them that GET to eat Thanks to them!!! Right down to bacteria!!
Exposing their undersides would mean trust and a kind of friendship, in my opinion. A game of going from one side of the boat to another, just amazing. God Bless
Killers whales are extremely smart. He's under water thinking- "just a little closer, a little closer, move that hand". "I wonder if they really do taste like chicken...."
Respect is nothing exclusive to human beings or even animals in general. Everything on Earth deserves respect (except people who really don't deserve it)
They dont want humans as a meal! I wish people would stop with the negative comments! They are very intelligent and only kill when they are in captivity and I dont blame them. Just enjoy the beauty that it is!
@@kathleennabordenten6271 In my defense, its kinda like petting a pet pitbull. it aint gonna bite you but the jaws n teeth are capable of ripping your face off. So...yeah...its a predator, even though you arent on its food list, it is capable of drowning and bit you to pieces if it chose to do so without you being able to defend yourself (once you are underwater). Besides, theres nothing wrong in enjoying the beauty of a predator whilst being wary of it.
The Orcas movements and swimming ability in the ocean are immaculate. The only reason a creature this intelligent and skilled aren't out here hunting us humans in it's domain is a direct order from God him self.
Recently learned in a documentary about some neat orca behavior that I never knew. The opening of the mouth is a sign of interest and when they show you their belly it means they are trusting you/coming in peace. Totally gives me a whole new perspective when I watch videos with orcas and humans interacting on boats or swimming!
This orca has been trained,, then released. That’s all!
@Roy Jones Jr. he might not be wrong but still doubtful.
I think its been trained also but not bcs its showing love to humans but bcs its alone so probably its been trained and then released.
@@yasyas3780 that could def be a possibility. Like a “hey look a human! Maybe if I do tricks it can get snacks!” 😂
ty for the info! im doing some research on orcas as well
Literally the most brutal, deadly creature in the ocean behaving so gently. Nature is always full of surprises.
Orcas are smart, thats why they dont mess with humans.
What, the whale or the human? :-D
Brutal and deadly to their food animals. They have NEVER porpoisely (sic ;-) harmed humans...except at the EVIL Seaworld, where, after being caught and separated from their family, they are made to swim in a "sink" and perform. These are highly intelligent animals--I'm sure they are fully aware of their horrible fate.
People are always so inconsistent about nature. A sea lion is an absolute terror to penguins, but a sea lion is also just food to an orca, and may be tortured if the orca is in the mood for sport before the meal. There are a myriad of reasons for violence in the animal kingdom, breeding rights, assertion of dominance, protection of herd or territory, hunting...we act as though it's a beautiful circle of life when it's really kill or be killed.
@@iabdgogogo1234letsgo the entire view on nature has been "disneyfied". In my home country there is a big debate on rewilding extensive areas to get greater biodiversity. One element of this is to release large grassing animals (buffalo, horses and what not) because they apparantly play an important role in the system. Fair enough.
BUT ... there have now been several occurrences where these animals have become undernourished and now the nature types want to set up feeding posts. Something is off here, people 😑
I have always had so much love and respect for orcas, and found them to be highly intelligent and intriguing. This is such beautiful footage. I love it.🥰🐳🥰🐳
Чудесные животинки, ласточки подводные, даже мордочки как у ласточки! Живите долго красавицы подводные птички! ❤❤❤❤😊
Humans: "Oh neat, orcas!"
Orcas: "Oh neat, humans!"
It seems to be pretty much an identical thought process on both parts.
It really doesn't get any better when something as majestic as this Orca, who feels absolutely no threat what so ever, befriends curious onlookers in its OWN habitat. A humble blessing beyond words.
They’re our brothers and sisters!
Orcas have the most gyrified brain out of all species. Each pod uses a unique vocalization to communicate. There are ten ecotypes, all of whom specialize in different prey.
The original Shamu was a Southern Resident from J pod. Ted Griffin and his team harpooned and killed her mother. She was supposed to be Namu's companion; however, she didn't get along with either Namu or Ted. He sold her to Seaworld San Diego in 1965. She died six years later of an infection.
An estimated 170 orcas were taken from the wild. Corky, Lolita, Ulises, Katina, and Kiska are the only ones that remain alive in North America. Lolita, a Southern Resident from L pod, is the daughter of L25 Ocean Sun. Over 90 years old, Ocean Sun is the oldest known orca in the world. With the passing of her eldest daughter L23 Tsunami and Lolita's capture, Ocean Sun is left without immediate family members. She often travels with orcas from another pod. Corky, the oldest orca in captivity, is a Northern Resident from the A5 pod, A23 matriline. Her younger sister Ripple has been leading the pod after the passing of their mother Stripe. Corky also has a younger brother named Fife, niece Midsummer, great-nephews Fern and Ne'nakw, and great-niece Eliot. Lolita was captured in Puget Sound, Washington. Corky is from British Columbia. Ulises, Katina, and Kiska are from Iceland.
Tragic and heart breaking. I cannot see any reason to disrupt these amazing creatures.. oh wait. Human kind is truly a stain on this earth. Kiska passing recently is bittersweet. I remember seeing her at Marineland when I was very young and it disturbed me. I knew even then, that this wasn't right to keep them in small tanks.
In Japan they still swim with orcas
Thank you so much for this heartwrenching yet informative information! More should know these stories, maybe more would be done to stop the killing and capture of these beautiful, intelligent beings!! 🙏🏼🐬🖤
Some documentation, very interesting
Toki stage name Lolita has passed away alone in a dirty concrete pool empty the tanks
I come back to this video every now again. Idk if it’s the music or what, but I find it peaceful. One day, if I’m ever out sailing, I hope to come across a Orca or 2 that are as friendly and curious as this little guy.
Same here. You described my feelings exact. Came looking for this post. Cheers 👍♥️🖤🤍
Incredible. He appears curious and even playing a little hide and seek with you under the boat. You are lucky to have had this encounter with such a great creature. Thanks for sharing!
That is exactly what happened there with the orca they were communicating special moment
Orcas use echolocation to communicate with other whales. I know sperm whales receive these signals on their underside so you will often see them exposing their belly. Though I am not sure if this is the case for orcas, I think this one may have been trying to communicate with the boat.
No, its wondering if they’re food or not.
He is lucky that his/their hands still attached to their bodies after this
No killer whales are gentle
It is like there is an ancient bond between humans and Orcas that humans have forgotten, but Orcas haven't.
totally.......wow
Absoutlely but people like me never forget
Good observation.
Well if that’s the case then we’re a disgusting race for locking them in tanks and treating them like absolute shit.
Edit: okay I knew we where anyways but still.
Wow..yes..wow!! xo
Reminds me something I saw when I went to Alaska. There were these kayakers out in the water (ocean, of course) off of an island, and then suddenly a pod of orcas began to swim around them non-aggressive, but just curious as to what they were doing.
Quite beautiful creatures, even if they are super disrespectful oreos to literally every other creature in the ocean (no, I'm not bashing on orcas, they're actually one of my favorite sea creatures. It's just both amazing and hilarious how whimsical, curious, and playful they are with humans in the wild, but then will go and clap sting rays, seals, sharks, moose, etc. just for fun and not even to eat).
Sea wolves being sea wolves
Actually most of the time, they do eat what they kill. From what I have read and seen they usually only kill to eat.
@@robinmccormick6953 Look up casual geographic on RUclips and look for his orca videos. You'll see what I mean
@@riakun part of this is for their younger pod members to practice and improve their hunting abilities. Orcas are limited due to their anatomy and therefore to improve coordination and such they have to use such methods. We as humans may think it's for no reason, but it's mainly for honing their skills. They may catch a seal, take it out further and may play around with it a bit, but generally it's a way to "celebrate" a successful hunt, and eventually they will eat what they caught.
@@kyleenglot9184 it's a joke, friend 🤣
One of, if not THE coolest creatures on the entire planet
Remember these are mammals, while they are “apex predators” of their relative ecosystem they also know the difference between their regular food and this floating blob on the surface. Whats amazing about this encounter is their curiosity on display, they’re clearly relaxed around the boat and visibly naive about the camera in the water. Amazing vid, thanks for the upload!
@Исак Краизис trying standing in front of a lion with a good soul and lets see what happens.
So is a Lion, Tiger and Bear. They too are also intelligent, but will eat you. I'm not complaining, but I wonder WHY they have not been documented attempting predation on humans. They'll even take Deer and Moose crossing a channel.
@@vishnudileep645 a ocra is smarter then those animals, orcas have not attacked or killed anyone *in the wild*
orcas are dolphins, so they are really smart, they know we are not food & they know we don't mean any harm to them.
@@ExGalliard Intelligence alone does not explain this behavior and we have certainly proved that we ARE a threat to them. I hope they don't decide to see what we taste like, but they're intelligence alone does not answer this.
@@warrenbfeagins my theory is, since they used to help us catch fish & whales, we thanked em by shared some of our catch w/ em.
I can hear him saying "No treats? I'm outa here!"
Alouicious Jackson 😂
Lol! I didn't want to be the SPOILER!
Lol he didn't like the video camera in water at end
I heard they like music. Lol
Wow! Thank you for sharing your experience, I wish I was there but felt like I was.
I lol when the orca showed you it's teeth, I took it as an endearing gesture of communication that you were not a threat.
That was so awe inspiring
Thank you again for sharing😍
I love the turn like she's walking past and decides that she has time to chat/play.
Oh well hello there 😎
Orca : Well if your not going to scratch my head, I'm leaving.
kvnjspr you’re *
@@mr_sir1533 You're* a wanker
CraftyKegz Gaming no you
@@craftykegzgaming592 nice one 😂😂
@@mr_sir1533 r/woosh
That's is a experience that Seaworld could never give, this beautiful and smart animal deserve live in the ocean.
And 99% of people won't experience this either, but they can see Orcas at SeaWorld
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess Cierra la puta boca
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess Id rather not see them at all, i live in a modern country where we realised a long time ago them places were wrong.
@@mad-pit3832 How are places like SeaWorld wrong? Plz elaborate ..?
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess I could say a hundred things but ultimately it comes down to choice. If any of them animals had a channel leading to the sea not one of them would stay in them tanks. I no that they wouldn't survive very long but that is only because they have had their natural instincts subdued. why do you think it takes years to train an orca to allow a trainer in the pool when people swim with them in the ocean with no issue every day. Its because that animal needs to be broken in to being submissive just like a horse. The animal really wouldn't let some weird human climb all over him if he was in the wild, so the trainers take their time to condition the animals in to respecting them. No animal in the world would perform the same tricks day in day out for years on end just for "fun", they do it to survive. In pools the size some celebs have in their gardens.
That’s amazing! You are so blessed to have an encounter with an Orca.
I used to like lions, penguins and polar bears as my favorite animal. But I just love orcas. They have to be my number one favorite animal. They look so cool and beautiful
... don't forget squirrels!
It must be so badass to be able to swim in waters full of sharks knowing you are the top predator
We already are
Was that person in their right own mind or what. To put their hand IN the water? All sorts of nope. Sometimes it's best not to take any chances whatsoever.
@@heyheyheyheyheyhey76 Look up how many Orca attacks have happened in the wild. The number might shock you....
It's zero.
Alfred Prufrock underrated 😂
Eggsdayz Yes Orca attack’s do happen but the rate of attacks vs orca rescuing/protecting humans is veeeery far apart in number, with the attacks being in the low end. Even other whale species end up protecting others. The Humpback have been known to shelter seals on their backs at the surface to keep them from getting eaten and have done so to humans too.
Clearly he's thinking "I'm gonna be on RUclips"
Joe Jackson hahaha!!!
I love it!!!
She
Pahahahahaha!!!!
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Of course that's why he is smiling
Beautiful creatures that should be loved and respected in there natural habitat. Idk if it's the music or what, but I find it peaceful. One day, if I'm ever out sailing, I hope to come across a Orca or two that are as friendly and curious as this little guy.
Don't go to the straights of Gibralter then, Orcas have been ripping the rudders off boats, a couple have sunk.
So silly that it has such deep cute music. Orca was probably like: “food? Are you food? Not food? Bye”
Just want to clarify a few key facts regarding this encounter. I am seeing lots of comments questioning the reason why this orca is alone, its behavior and why was it approaching the boat. First, this orca was never baited or fed at anytime. The woman was eating some food from a can as the orca made several passes around and under the boat. Perhaps this orca was curious about her eating, this may be a reason explaining some of this behavior...but it was never fed. There is no definitive explanation as to why he (it's a male) was behaving in this manner. He was extremely curious but never was there a point where we felt any threat or danger from this magnificent creature. We had this animal hanging around us for more than an 2 hours.
Regarding him being alone and without his pod...he was not alone when we first spotted him. There were 3 other orcas (1 male and 2 females) which followed us initially. The male stopped following after 5 minutes, the other 2 females after approximately 10 minutes. They swam off a bit while he stayed with us. After approximately 2 hours, he left and headed back towards his pod.
Another note: he was not injured. Some people are commenting on his fins/flippers being injured. He had parasitic copepods on both his pectoral fins/flippers and his fluke/tail. Not that uncommon.
I truly appreciate all of your comments and respect your opinions. However, if you have a negative comment, please be decent about it. We are all entitled to our opinions, whether positive or negative. Please just do it in a respectful way. It's easy to judge what happened, how or why it happened...we all are guilty of that from time to time. However, unless you were there, watching all the behavior leading up to this encounter, you really don't know...you can just assume. Thank you for taking the time to watch this video. I will post more videos on this encounter soon.
Silver Shark Adventures You are all Awesome and I greatly appreciate you posting this video. I enjoy every beautiful moment and love the details behind your thrilling encounter! I'm no where near the ocean and this is the next best thing to being there.. Watching her soothes my soul. I watch this over and over again. Thank you, She is Spectacular!! 💜🐬🌎💜🐬🌎💜🐬🌎😍
MiaEZ I truly appreciate your kind words and thoughtful comments. Very humbled this video is making a positive impact on people like you. It was an unreal experience. Beyond fortunate for it all. Email me at: silversharkadv@gmail.com and I'll give you further insight to this encounter. Thx again and you are very welcome!
Silver Shark Adventures 💜 🐬whenever you get a chance look for my email. You are much appreciated 💜🐬
That's not necessarily curiousity. Blowing bubbles, open mouth, that's a very clear threat display. Regardless if the woman never touched the orca, regardless if you never baited it, what you're doing is harassing wild animals.
Cheyenne Vervoort you clearly don't understand Orca behaviour. Or what the definition of harassment is. No negative comments on a page that shows the beauty of human animal connection! It is God Given and Soul Soothing!
Did i search for that video? No.
Did I stay and watch it? Yes.
Ikr
he so hungry for de taco!!!
@@bullymaguire4457 another keyboard fighter wow
@@trupiosniggas7062 What's a computer?
Oh my god! You too?! I couldn’t resist tapping on this video
видеть косатку на свободе большая радость и счастье🤗😍
No matter how old I get, I can never get it into my head that that giant white patch on the side is NOT their eye😂
Orca: “wtf man...my friends told me these boats give out free fish 🐟...this some bs, I’m out”
Van Shan 😭😂
That's actually how it went. No joke.
Why'd that person in their hand in the water... NAH. I wouldn't have been taken any chances.
I've had the same experience when a Mother and calf came to check out my small boat just a 100m off a beach in New Zealand. They didn't hang around long, but swam under the boat a couple of times - on their side so they got a good look.
Had me dead😂😭
Nothing else to describe those animals except as Beautiful.
Same thought
Deadly
Apex predator...
I agree. I love Orcas. They look so elegant >///
Or murderous
This brought me to tears, the music adds to the beautiful experience. I hope this lovely girl lives a long happy life in the ocean! 💖💖💖💖
The orca was signaling he wanted food, the boat crew didn’t seem to understand.
I still see the white spots on either side of their head as their eyes.
Aren't they gorgeous, most beautiful animals we have in our world
Regular whale got a venom symbiote
i use to think thats was there eyes when i first watch free willy YEARS AGO LOL
That's the idea of those white patches. Generally animals with larger eyes are predators, so this protects them in the wild, scaring off any potential predators or threats to them or their young.
I think those spots are intentional - instead of attacking the eyes, they attack the spots that look like eyes.
This whole video is better then SeaWorld
I know. SeaWorld seriously disgusts me. I've never been to one of their shows, and never will. Taking these beautiful creatures out of their natural habitats just to train them and put on display is cruel. They arent objects to play with. They are animals who just want to live their lives in peace.
@@doireannlynch i completely agree, i couldnt have said it any better myself...
times infinity.
Anything is better than SeaWorld.
They are happy to venture the open world map 🌎
Bet he is also the nicest orca out of their group, and he seems familiar with human.. He haven't met a bad human I guess, hope he never meet them, so that he will remain this kind and nice.
That level of curiosity is such a sign of intelligence. The orca is magnificent .
You can see how smart they are when looking at the eye contact, amazing!
WITS - Whatever It Takes Sanctuary really? I don't see it. They look pretty subpar to me. Smarter than most other animals right after dolphins and before octopi but less intelligent than humans.
They are dolphins lol
Thomas Dang dolphins are a separate species. Get your facts straight.
Lmao Orcas are the largest of the dolphins.(www.google.com/search?q=are+orcas+dolphins&rlz=1CAASUJ_enUS712US712&oq=are+orcas+do&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l5.4562j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8).
Next time you should fact check yourself before you tell someone their wrong.
Thomas was correct.
This is the only way i would ever want to see a killer whale. Out in the wild where it dictates when i can see it and how much interaction it wants to have.
Wish more people were like u
That’s a dolphin
@@1kennylo orca aka killer whale
I would say it would be amazing weather it’s death or not
@@elJHz ... still a dolphin. Fun fact, fisherman back in the day thought they were vicious whales hence 'killer whales'
The scientific name is Orcinus Orca...
The only way these magnificent, intelligent and beautiful dolphins should ever be observed or interacted with. On THEIR terms. Worried about this sweetheart tho. Where is their pod? They are not solitary creatures. Seems to really be craving some love and the other things they give each other. Thank you for sharing this! I doubt I will ever get to do this, so it's a blessing.😍🐬😞🙏
Wow. One of those moments in life that will never be forgotten and will be shared and talked about over the years to come. I must admit, I got a little misty eyed seeing it. But having said that, and understanding that these creatures are intelligent and self aware, we should keep in mind that we are in their domain out there. So, be careful friends.
This video gave me chills not just from the music but the interaction between 2 different species no aggression and both species being amazed by each other
Orcas have never killed a human in the wild. They might get curious of kayaks or swimmers but have never killed anyone. They could easily take you out in an instant too. These animals are highly intelligent and have ancestral knowledge they pass down. They probably know we're Homicidal psychopaths ourselves so they like us.
Just like we have interest and curiosity on knowing what’s deep inside the ocean. They also must feel the same on knowing what’s on the other side here in land .
So beautiful, just know right now that this creature is most likely still alive, out there, in the deep blue ocean, living, existing. Amazing.
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Y matando tiburones ajja
And tell his Pod about how he got this human to cycle to each side of his boat a few times just to see him. 🙂
Beautiful comment.
Just amazing- there is so much there we don’t understand yet. Stunning animals.🌞
0:06 The fact that something so massive can make such a quick, sharp turn is astounding. I used to wonder how the hell they could catch seals or dolphins but they're so agile for their size.
White sharks somehow do that too while being bigger
Anyone else lose their breath watching this? Not out of fear, just AWE.
When he showed those teeth though lol
VeganBítchcraft yes .. it was like magic ..moving
@@cajuntacos8423 Maybe he was smiling.
No, I just choked on a potato chip.
VeganBítchcraft i did but that’s because I’m asthmatic and was having an attack.
"free my bröthers from SeaWorld"
Millions of human are living in a far more worse situation than orcas in Sea World. First fix your own species.
@@mayankify so,, at what point do we free the orcas then? Wait until after we completely cure poverty? Cause that means waiting decades to do something we're totally capable of right now
@@michaelkirshner3099 are you going to feed the stomachs of 100s of people employed in sea World ? In general an animals is tortured and eaten to satisfy our hunger but if they are doing so by keeping an animal alive and healthy. There's no problem in it. We treat animals like shit this is a far better treatment.
@@mayankify I didn't say we should eliminate SeaWorld, man. Just quit breeding the whales for captivity. SeaWorld will survive. They'll be able to keep the whales they have for like 40 more years anyways.
And yeah, we do eat meat and stuff. The chicken that made the sandwich I just ate probably had it worse than these whales. But orcas are intelligent. Would you eat a gorilla? No, because they're like us. There's a clear difference there.
@@mayankify that's a very poorly thought argument. Using your logic, we should never worry about trying to end sweat shops because how will the factory owners feed their family? Or we should never end child trafficking because then who will feed the traffickers? They'll surely starve to death, right? No. They'll get a different job and move on.
Entire industries go down all the time and they are replaced by new ones. I'm guessing you don't support digital streaming services like Netflix and Spotify because they killed blockbuster and CD stores?
WOW ! What an amazing experience, how blessed to have that happen to you , a once in a lifetime moment 👏👏👏
I'm sitting here in awe ! Such power and agility. Thank you for the video
The way it twirls to a stop in the beginning is so cool.
Yes, that's so cool.
Yes, that was what I thought too.
Absolutely blew my mind...shows u how much strength and body control they have...amazing creatures...
Reerffffhhfhffgggggggygyhgg3hzht
There's something about a large animal coming from the depths, seemingly out of nowhere, that is terrifying.
When I was in Florida, the little crabs freaked me out 😂 I was kayaking and they took me by surprise. They looked like huge spiders on trees lol
but they look so cute!
Sissy Mary....
Yes, the Orca is a very beautiful but deadly creature. They literally feast on great white sharks!
@@christopherwalkinalloverya5824 ....
Wow...that's pretty cool how he can just stop his entire body and turn effortlessly
Wow! Awesome footage👍🏿! I would still be scared outta my mind though😵💫!
Half expected this to end with the orca grabbing her hand and taking her on an undersea adventure
Right?
Orcas in the wild are not dangerous to humans. Only in captivity
Djawyzard uuummmmkay......👍🏻
Your Friend Orcas have never killed a human in the wild to date, they’’he had plenty of chances and never have, if that doesn’t tell you that their smarter and on a different level of thinking compared to other animals then I don’t know what will
I read somewhere that it happened once cause the orca wanted to play. The woman survived though. You know, the human wanted to mess around then it was the orca's turn. Dragging her down in the sea and only let her get some air at the last minute, then repeated it for a few times. Not the best experience...
the way this twirls in the beginning, beautiful. just casually swimming around in the ocean and suddenly "oh what was that, a human being? gotta get close to them and see what they're like"
humans : lets cherish every second of this magical experience
orca : when are they going to feed me
I love the way the first clip shows it gliding in, and then stopping on a dime with a twist and a spin.
Orcas are intellects. He's studying
I was just waiting for Orca to flip the boat and have a snack. Flopping her hand in the water like a wounded meal, Idiot.
Hes kill you
Probably trying to bait her to get her to stick her hand farther in the water like they do with seals and birds.
so many people not educated enough about orcas .....last attack in wild was on 1970 and a guy didnt even die just needed 100 stitches ( which is a lot but still ) ...orcas are inteligent and we arent on their menu ...only attacks that happen are in captivity bcs orcas are aware that they are not free.
Just J My thought as well, who is watching who..?!
Orcas are so intelligent and always had a special bond to mankind. It's saddened how greedy man had gotten.
Orcas deserve to be free and happy, not trapped behind glass for human's enjoyment. Set them free.
I’m tired of seeing these broad and ambiguous things like “man” be more specific... the white European man.. call it what it is
need to worry about what's currently going on with wild orca before worrying about getting captive ones back in the ocean. read up on bio-accumulated toxicity in wild orca from human pollution and run-off.
@@chaunceygore2741 what
@@chaunceygore2741 so nobody but white european men can put orcas in seaworld?
You can’t just set them free. The vast majority of captive whales were born in captivity. The toxicity of the ocean, amongst other things, will kill them. As a matter of fact, the one whale they did try to release into the wild, died.
Beautiful, he’s doing what HE wants to do…..not what a human with a bucket of fish makes him do. Fantastic.
It's just awesome to see that something that big and intelligent showing interest in interacting with you. If it really wanted to hurt you, there's absolutely nothing you could do about it.
Moments like this don't need a soundtrack.
exactly...they( humans ) allways do ...
Orcas, Dolphins & Elephants are some of the most intelligent and emotional animals on this planet.
So true...but you do know Orcas ARE dolphins right? They are NOT killer whales.🙏🐬😍
@@laurametheny1008 Yes but sometimes they kill for no reason...
And Gorilla
Agree
+ horses
OMG. He got bored and unimpressed really quickly! LOL! "Nah.. This is boring! Bye, Felicia!" 😂
My younger brother is a wildlife biologist and told me of a study he read where they did a brain scan on an orca. The area of their brain that is activated when they see a human is the exact same area of the human brain when we see a puppy.
the only way anyone should view an orca
so true !
From the inside of it`s stomach???
Not everybody lives near the water to be able to, that was the beauty of marine parks back in the day & the only reason I even fell so in love with them to begin with. Sure this way is fine seeing them on a tv or internet screen, but there's no experience like seeing one in person & seeing just how majestic they really truly are. Marine parks brought the ocean world to those can't get to it, because I know after the remaining orcas Seaworld has left are gone since they've now discontinued the breeding program (and understandably so because I'm not against that decision & know it's just the right one to make) I along with most people will probably never see another one in any other way again outside of the television or the internet.
@@bolindalittle9445 why not just spend the money you spent on those awful parks to go to vancouver or washington state, and go on a whale watching tour
@@heretyk_1337 theres never been a person who has been attacked or killed by a orca
Wild orcas don't attack humans. This is where they should be, not in pools being driven insane.
I dont know Rick, you should try swimming at open sea with them and see what happens
@@cesarmendoza1311 it'll be OK ( I think)... Maybe 70% chance that they will swim along side with you as they've been know to behave gently with humans and the other 30% (lets not talk about it)...and as for me..I'd still not jump in with them..am afraid of being in the sea...
I agree, I think it is disgusting to put our worldly neighbors in there.. God intended them to be free in HIS oceans.
@@cesarmendoza1311 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killer_whale_attack?wprov=sfla1
Compare the lengths of the lists in this article. There are seven bullet points for orca attacks in the wild in the last century. Only two of those really qualify as attacks imo. No fatalities.
The whole rest of the article is about attacks in captivity. PLENTY of fatalities.
........yet.
Brilliantly beautiful, thanks!
What a wonderfully still ocean and such clear water.
This would be a encounter I would remember for the rest of my life.
Y’all see that beautiful fin standing up. That’s how it should be
There are actually many wild orcas with collapsed and twisted dorsals out there
ninecupcakes no... there aint... you’re just being ignorant. Look at the videos you post. You’re sick
@@1ledan do some research before posting your comments.There are many videos on RUclips of orcas in the wild with twisted dorsal finns.
(I'm not a Sea World fan)
Its a healthy one
@@1ledan You're a fucking idiot
That really touched my Heart, Mind, Soul and Spirit. Such a Wonderful and Beautiful moment ❤
What a beautiful creature. Great bit of footage. Thanks for uploading! 🙂
It's incredible we live on this earth with these creatures.
I feel the same !
OG Lurker those species were on this earth before all of us so they live wit us on this earth
Right, humans are incredible creatures. 😃
humans..
OG Lurker: What i find amazing about Orcas is the relationship they have with humans. Orcas will kill and eat any living creature. Whales,Dolphins,Polar Bears, Sea Lions ect. but not humans. They made a conscience decision trust and see us as an equal and not mere food.
i know right, thats what i think
Just to point out to the people who don’t know,
Orcas and killer whales are the same thing.
And they are also the largest species of dolphin. Orca means 'whale killer' not killer whale.
Lamb Chop oh really didnt noticed that,did u knew he also can hold breath forever in water?amazing
No shit
0ceaniic omg really?
@@diogo7942 no they can't it's called a blow hole they hold their breath and come up out of the water to get air
Just saying but you said forever so
dude when a creature looks at you like that it must be chilling. that's a higher life form right there with deep intelligence
Imagine being able to just swim around in the freaking OCEAN your entire life without ever once looking down thinking "if something touches my toes I swear tg" that's true badassery right there.
It rolled over and exposed its belly , I think to say , I trust you .
Michael Taylors
bruh, killer whales trust no human being...
@@ferrovic nah them exposing belly is a sign of trust, if u wanna go dive with them u should show them belly urself :)
Or, as Jacques Cousteau used to say “as if too say...” 🥰
It seems like many animals do that when they trust you. So, that could be true.
@@MissMolly3377
I'm pretty sure that's what it boils down to. I know that when 2 dogs meet, if one of them rolls over on its back, they are being submissive.
This here is a happy, healthy, loving, fun, Orca. Who agrees?
It belongs at Seaworld for the world to see
NO!!! What is wrong with you!?!?
Yes, very healthy from eating other whales and baby hump backs. They’re pretty, but they’re savage and are assholes in the wild.
They are just living when we eat hot dogs and tuna we kill animals. Go look at horse nerds, they are “savage” too. It’s how they communicate and live.
@@Vapor_Man650 i wish i could let one of the orca play with you. Ocra's should be free.
Beautiful. No other word is necessary. Simply beautiful.
The way she turned around 🥺 I wanna see one in the wild SO badly.
What a magical moment. I wonder what drew her attention.
kranichkrone simple curiosity drew her in. Amazing animals
kranichkrone Maybe a mechanical floatation device with hyper intelligent primates on it. But I don't know.
Sahil Patil he wasn't sure if it was hair or food in her armpit. And, frankly, neither am i
human flesh.
DID YOU JUST ASSUME ITS GENDER?!?!?!
This is nature at its finest! Truly beautiful creatures!
Yeah man, my favourite sea creature
until they drown young whales and only eat their tongues
@@ianjones7718You left out the most important part or maybe you just don't know. The rest of the Whales body sinks to the bottom ocean floor for so many deep sea Marine life some that never come to the surface. They wait and this is their only meal for months! So for them Orca doing this is VITAL!!!! ONLY HUMAN kill for no reason!!!! Respect the Apex top predator and know there is ALWAYS a long chain of life under them that GET to eat Thanks to them!!! Right down to bacteria!!
Yeah right.....Orcas are the biggest blood thirstiest assholes in the oceans.....
@@MiaEZ orcas sometimes hunt for sport to
Dumbass
He said dag on it can one of yall throw me a treat or something 🤣 and his lil laugh showin his teeth was too adorable🐬🖤
Exposing their undersides would mean trust and a kind of friendship, in my opinion.
A game of going from one side of the boat to another, just amazing.
God Bless
Killers whales are extremely smart. He's under water thinking- "just a little closer, a little closer, move that hand". "I wonder if they really do taste like chicken...."
DIOSpeedDemon IT was curious, curious about what humans taste like.
like they know the taste of chicken lmao
*+DIOSpeedDemon*
*When did she catch a chicken?*
Watch "BlackFish"...."Killer Whales" dont kill humans, in the wild at least. That names gives them a bad, undeserving rep.
Haven't you ever heard of Chicken of the Sea tuna?
Beautiful but deadly. Always respect
O do uf dozr
Finally someone who understands
Respect is nothing exclusive to human beings or even animals in general. Everything on Earth deserves respect (except people who really don't deserve it)
Here we see a video of one of natures most ruthless killing machines. Also theres an orca.
subsamadhi Ha! You practically got me here for a split second 😂. Good job. Thumb up.
that is pretty cool how fast the orca goes and stops and flips around to check out the person. just floats there for a second as if its in the air
What a beautiful video! We just went to SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida and were able to see them very close, they are amazing! Thank you!
Stop supporting animal cruelty.
Me: Such a beautiful encounter
Inner Me: Remember that video where the orca use bait to lure bird n then eat it?
Eleeth Tahgra EGGG XACTLY
If PEOPLE DON’T STOP MAKING EGG JOKES ACCIDENTLY OR ON PURPOSE I GONNA SCRAMBLE THEM!!!
They are wild intellects and hunt to eat just like other wild animals... but humans are not on the menu.
They dont want humans as a meal! I wish people would stop with the negative comments!
They are very intelligent and only kill when they are in captivity and I dont blame them.
Just enjoy the beauty that it is!
@@kathleennabordenten6271
In my defense, its kinda like petting a pet pitbull. it aint gonna bite you but the jaws n teeth are capable of ripping your face off.
So...yeah...its a predator, even though you arent on its food list, it is capable of drowning and bit you to pieces if it chose to do so without you being able to defend yourself (once you are underwater).
Besides, theres nothing wrong in enjoying the beauty of a predator whilst being wary of it.
My dream is to see an Orca in the wild. I know I would cry if I had an encounter like this.
Yes! Their so pretty! To see one that's not in SeaWorld or an aquarium would be great!!!
U and I both!!! When I see Marine life and land animals I see God!
My dream too! I pray to God I get the opportunity.
Robson's Bight in British Columbia Canada place to be if you to see Orca's in the wild 😊
Me too i would cry
Thats the King Of the Ocean....Intelligent, humble and is capable of any handling that the sea has to offer
I like how it just leaves like "yea...fuck off"
"Henlo friends am panda whale "
a blue guy “Does like eating heckin water woofers”
Oof
Isaac Wilson Seals
Flarfatron WATER WOOFERS
Isaac Wilson its a water woofer duh
Beautiful creature just investigating is all she was doing. What a lifetime moment that would of been. Thanks for sharing!!
Beautiful and very curious. One of the most incredible moments of my life. Thank you Melissa Wean
Silver Shark Adventures wowsers
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BayouGatorgalboi2400 read the uploaders comment
The Orcas movements and swimming ability in the ocean are immaculate. The only reason a creature this intelligent and skilled aren't out here hunting us humans in it's domain is a direct order from God him self.
This is a million times better than watching an orca in a pool. They look much more cooler in the ocean.
That is a "not even once in a lifetime" experience! Amazing!!
They’re as curious as we are.
Amazing!
1:22 The Orca waving goodbye was amazing
The most calming beautiful sea monster to humanity...all of mankind should never forget!