[4K June 2022] Orca Encounter Full Show - Seaworld San Diego
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Connect in a whole new way with the ocean's most powerful predatorSee orcas in the first experience of its kind. Dive deeper into the orcas masterful hunting techniques and complex communication codes. Learn about the role of family, the importance of play and what we learn from the whales in our care every day is actively helping whales in the wild survive. Witness natural orca behaviors while an expansive infinity screen brings their story to life. Leave with a deeper connection to one of the sea’s mightiest, most magnificent animals.
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the comment about the dorsal fin is so cringey. i feel so sad and hurt for these beautiful creatures. I can’t imagine daily pain they go through…
Daily pain? From what?
@@GastedFlabber there’s a laundry list of things, including the fact that they’re swimming in chlorine, and in waters that are considered shallow for the orcas, which causes their skin to burn in the sun. They’re essentially living in a pool all their lives, when they would naturally swim 100 miles a day. Not to mention the frozen nasty fish they’re fed, which causes malnutrition & is the reason why their dorsal fins flop. When the orcas are injured or sick, all they do is dope them up with pills. Go watch the Documentary called Blackfish. Seaworld has done horrific things to the orcas solely for profit.
@@GastedFlabberI’m pretty sure you would be in daily pain if you were stuck in a one room apartment 24/7, 365 days a year with a Japanese person and a Spanish one. The Orcas at SeaWorld are from different eco types, meaning they literally speak different languages, not only that they’re stuck in the same gross pool when they naturally swim up to a hundred miles in a day if not more
@@macgyversmacbook1861almost all the whales at SWSD are fully Icelandic? even if they weren’t you gravely underestimating the intelligence of these animals, they are able to understand other populations vocalizations.
@@GastedFlabber What a question XD
I wento sea world today and those killer whales are strong when there tail splashed water it got so on the top bro
i love how they change the words to make it seam OK about the dorsal fin curving
Literally nonexistent in the wild yet almost a guarantee in captivity
Awesome I love it
I love you ohana thank you so much your the greatest and Awesome🤗💖🤗
Terrible you would support this. Shame on you. Watch black fish
Thank you so much for this great show! I appreciate!
Love orcas loved watching this video enjoy it all the time and in person would love it even more great job!
God bless em. Love em
Awesome video Steve
Awwwwww Super Cutie Pies Hi Orcas I love you with all of my heart big hugs kisses 🤗💖🤗
I love SeaWorld 🐳💕
Nightmare
Thank You so very very much!!!! ❤️💜💜❤️❤️
I like orca encounter
I love seaworld San Diego omg
this is so so sad 😭
Man shur the hell up
yes it is but there’s solace in the fact that they will be cared for until they die and then never again will there be orcas at sea world
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Linda shut up
@erinalina there dorsal arnt hurt its because they spend most of there time at the surface during no showtimes the suns heat bends it it happens in the wild 1℅ of the time
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In real life Willy (Keiko) died when they released him into the wild. These are whales rely on humans for survival. Please educate yourself before commenting something like this.
No, they would die in the wild do not release them
@@PodStudios what if they would of build a sanctury for keiko he would still be alive if he hadn't been put in a sanctury
Sickening. These creatures belong in nature!