Hydroplaning Dolphins | Planet Earth | BBC Studios
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2008
- Intelligent and adaptable, these dolphins have developed a unique technique for catching fish that ordinarily remain tantalisingly out of reach near Shark Bay in Australia.
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When dolphins are hunting you have a nice delightful music but when sharks are hunting you have a horrifying suspense music...
Don't you think their fins are quite similar to shark's? When I see their hunting it causes fear of sharks in my soul.😖 brrr...
Racist
@@joshbee5901 i dont think you understand what that means
@@oijqwoijdowiqjdqw just like the modern left and their sheep like supporters lol.
oijqwoijdowiqjdqw lol I think you just don’t get the joke
If Dolphins werent so cute, they would be absolutely terrifying, dont forget they terrorize sharks for fun.
They love playing. However playing involves fucking shit up.
That's what I'd say about the hypocritical species.. human
Their branding is so good!
they also get high and fuck for fun
@@nmc400 aaá
Dolphin to others: Guys I’ve seen Orcas do a thing... let’s try
Though, if you think about it, Orcas are a type of dolphin...
@@observingeye9579 he doesn't think...
Me trying to impress the girls with my siCk ninja skills..
I've seen bitches talk
You're making a pass to them veto
In south Carolina they'll beach themselves doing this, then wiggle back into the water, so cool
I would never get tired of watching that
In an Aquarium they were able to teach dolphins to "walk" on the dry land over remarkable distances (20 m or so).
It looks very much like seals.
It's just a matter of training.
Get the flamenwarfer
@@norbertfleck812 nice! Seals are lovely and their funny blobbing alone is cute.
They must look at the shore and everything beyond in awe.
@Ncyim ain't nobody say that man
@Ncyim What? Dolphins and other cetaceans are related to even-toed hoofed mammals, not near apes by a long shot.
@Ncyim Dolphins and other aquatic mammals evolved from legged land animals. They could be considered our very distant cousins, but not by a long shot our ancestors. We're contemporaries. They adapted to the sea at the same time as we adapted to land.
@Heru Jr. of Kemet Just when I thought it couldn't get any dumber in this reply section, you come along.
@Ncyim No, ancestors is the wrong word. This would imply that we stem from dolphins. Which we do not.
RUclips thought I should see this 12 years later. Now I'm aware of hydroplaning dolphins.
It's never too late to learn
14 years now. But I did learn it years ago. But haven’t seen it in years 😊
Fish: If we go here, the dolphins wouldn't dare risk it :D
Dolphin: I'm about to do what is called a pro gamer move :)
It's the gaming chair
So the fish are campers.
They like fucking humans so we're safe.
@@kbee225 might want to remove the fucking from your sentence.
Orcas: i tip my hat to you, one legend to another
Is that a Rango reference?
Some badass cousins.
Cernunnos Yep
A rango reference? Niccceee
Legends are not self appointed so you're not in the league 🙄
Me at 3am, 2 hours before I have to get up for work: mmmm yes land dolphins
Dolphins are such show-offs. We get it, you're cool and cute.
@Channel LuckySpock - Left 4 Dead 2 LMAO 🤣 STFU
So cute how they drown other species including humans for fun
@@Bigbassfishing- Absolutely adorable.😻
@Channel LuckySpock - Left 4 Dead 2 So do we! Very cool!
this post has been made by shark gang
BBC: hydroplaning dolphins
Me an intellectual: water drift friendly shark
Skim boarding water dog
Not soo friendly
@@tanneradams20 that is a seal.
Speedo drifto
Uh
I feel like these are dolphin teenagers and they’re dolphin mothers are in the background bagging them about the dangers of beaching and they’re all “SHUT UP MOM, I LIVE MY LIFE ON THE EDGE” but it just comes out as a series of clicks and whistles.
You're probably right, I watched one BBC earth where adolescent dolphins (males) swam around in groups because, I think, they were shunned from the family.
So they went out to take drugs (play with a puffer fish).
Not shunned like banished, but left about their business.
0:44 tokyo drift starts playing
Sandra Jones - I saw that the females couldn’t handle how active and playful they are so they kicked them out lmao
Personally I would much rather watch wild dolphins doing this then watch them swimming in circles in a tank at seaworld or so forth :)
9 years without a reply is too long
Pony Tail yeah lmaooo 😂
Here our dolphins in the sea aquarium get to go out in open water freely. Best of both worlds.
Dont4get the dolphins at seaworld are born there and literally hv know clue about freedom, fortunately and unfortunately
:(
Ok
They understood fluid dynamics. Awesome!
Didn’t realize this video was uploaded 11 years ago lol
Illumi Nated yeah, lmao
I think they're trying to get their species back to land. Hehe
"back"???? Did I miss something
@@hisisters979 whales, dolphins (including orcas etc.) are all mammals that once walked on land. They evolved to go back to the sea - hence being warm blooded, needing to return to the surface to breathe.. they also have vestigial (left over, reduced) limbs on the tale end of their vertebrae (where legs would have joined). Look up cetacean evolution :)
id rather have the dolphins around than the morons out in the US right now 😣
@@hotdogpepper8410 no one had to ask anything ._.
@@user-ob9yd3rb1v ooooooo thxs (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Random recommended 11 year old video about Dolphins... *click* “yes”
12 year old. Did you somehow forget the year you are living in?
And can you teach me how to forget?
Imagine seeing a fin like that plow towards you in the water, I’d be halfway across the earth screaming my lungs out
Maybe this is just us witnessing the start of an evolutionary trail of dolphins moving onto land, they are already technically mammals too right?
Dumb fuck 🤦🏻♂️
WOW! This is pretty amazing. You can see them stiffen up into their "hydroplane" shape!
Everyone: why do they beach themselves
Dolphins: HAY GUISE WATCH THIS
"in Western Australia"...born and raised, in the ocean is where i spend most of my days...
AHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA well played sir.
You probably just need a job. Leave the ocean for the dolphins
+pbaylis1....did you even get the reference?
Chillin out, flippin', swimming so cool. Playin some splish-splash outside my shoal. When a couple of sharks were up to no good, started makin trouble in my pod hood. I got in one little fight and my mom got scared. She said: "You're moving with your auntie and uncle in Great Barrier!
promontorium gold
somehow the birds in the shoreline made me laugh...
it was like they were watching a major sporting event.. =D
There’s a recommended video called “Dolphins Play Catch with a Pufferfish”
Who else watching this 11 years later😂😭
these are behaving more like crocodiles, lol. Crocophin.
_"So long and Thanks for all the Fish!!"_
Google be like: let's get dolphins trending - engineers press button to surface 12 yo video.
God, I love Dolphins.
Wish i was there every time a dolphin got stranded ... so i could push it back in the water
This is basically evolution at work here^^ In 10.000 years they have feet and hands, walking around :D
@Andrew Ongais yeah lol, i was kidding... They actually evolved out of space dildos
What about the cute little fish them nasty dolphins is eating..who’ll save them?
@@karlconnolly3994 TRUMP WILL
@@sk8drewsk8 no he won't but Bernie will.
Now this definitely shows some intelligence and thinking outside of the box.
witnessed this first hand just a few nights ago
Interestingly, this is the same techinque orcas has shown in hunting sea lions, such giving us an idea how dolphins (including orcas in the group) can master virtuoso-like hunting techniques in the same way humans can do: the training in such cases is very long, and i know could include a sort of "rite of passage" once the juvenile has proved it has learnt it. But it is a counter-instinctive learning, something, as i know, isn't found in any other animal group except for humans and their closest allies of the past.
know it all.
yeah, but i'd guess that ice is a LOT easier to slide on than sand.
George Zeaiter Those orcas slied on sand too: sealions use to live less polewardly than most earless seals.
Baby
Smart fishies. Classic David Attenborough. Animals request him.
I can't be the only one who thought the dolphin was pumping water out of his top fin at 0:45
LOL it certainly looks that way, but obviously can't really happen! 😁
Dolphins are some of the smartest creatures and they’re so beautiful
Absolutely Amazing, what incredibly intelligent, fascinating creatures these are💜
Fish: Haha. Can't catch me.
Dolphin: Oh yeah?
Is this spoused to be funny 8 years ago?
Damn, the meme world has changed a lot recently.
I'm kind of jealous about how dolphins get to eat fresh seafood all day.
The birds looked so concerned, watching intently.
last one was like give up dude might as well get eaten
RUclips recommended me this after 12 years that be published, not bad xD
Look at those wheels turning! My god they are so intelligent! Such beauty and wisdom in those minds.
Incredible it's just like their skimboarding!
Awesome stuff. They have a few amazing group techniques as well.
I'm fascinated by the fact that dolphins live in water even though they can only hold their breath as much as a human trained in free diving.
Wtf is it true? How do they sleep in water then?
@@yagesh287 short answer, they kinda don't. Half their brain goes into a sleep like state at a time so they're always conscious enough to swim and breathe.
@@hithere5553 strange how such an incredible adaption isn't more prevalent or seen in land animals (that I know of). Imagine how much shit we could get done with a brain like that haha.
@@LawlTwins A lot of people seem to have only half a brain though.
@@LawlTwins It's more common in humans than we think, I for example know a few coworkers who regularily shut off half their brain
Got them fish on the edge of the map 😂😂😂😂😂
Other see: Dolphin trying to get fishes on the beach.
what I see: They're trying to evolve!!!
lol they look SO cute when they hydroplane! xD
Yup. Need to purchase this series like..now
Amazing. This is how evolution first brought animals on land, slowly but surely. Great video
Is this on a beach where people can swim and stuff? cause thats awesome
Both animals are so smart. A fish's smarts are completely underrated.
I would rather call it instinct. Dolphins are smart but fish are more intinct based.
@@petterwiik7232 You can call it "George" if it makes you feel any better. "Instinct" is just a word invented by humans to account for behaviour that shows intelligence or emotions, as that makes it easier to abuse, kill and eat other animals, e.g. Shark Fin soup, torturing dogs to make them taste better, torturing and stabbing bulls for the pleasure of the crowd etc. etc. The other bullshit is that fish don't feel pain, so it's OK to drag them through water by a hook in their mouth and leave them gasping for breath until they suffocate. Here's the latest research from June this year:
"Neurobiologists have long recognized that fish have nervous systems that comprehend and respond to pain. Fish, like “higher vertebrates,” have neurotransmitters such as endorphins that relieve suffering-the only reason for their nervous systems to produce these painkillers is to alleviate pain."
Other bullshit, fish only have a two-second memory. Fact, there is a tiny fish called a Goby that inhabits rock pools. At high tide, the Goby maps out the area and notes which areas will turn into tide pools at low tide. After it chooses the pool, it will map the closest pools' distance and direction so that it can jump into an adjoining pool to escape any predators that may have ended up in the original pool with it. The Goby can retain all this information for a month, a feat beyond the capacity of humans. As this is a dynamic situation, it can't be 'instinct' can it?
Source: ncf.sobek.ufl.edu/NCFE003709/00001
@@petterwiik7232 you monster...with your instinct talk. Yuck
@@purplehaze779 Nobody did. Got any other pre-pubescent angst you want to get off your chest?
Yikes. I’m not getting involved in this conversation...wait
They are so intelligent! And mammals, just like us :)
All I can think of is David Bowie's song that starts with, I wish I could swim like dolphins can swim. They always look like they're having so much fun in the wild.
Fish camping at the shore. *Deja Vu begins to play*
0:44 Gotta go fast
I didn’t know they did that. I’m so nervous they will get stuck on the sand! 😬
That is a win! That's a hydroplaning dolphin to get fish win! Roll the next clip Steven!
Dolphins look so cute in water swimming around 🌤🐬🌝
Maybe they get adrenaline rush when almost getting stranded by hunting fish like that? But Orcas do something smimilar when hunting seal.
Nice profile picture! 🥑
Oh you mean the sideways parking of a 3 tonne Killer Whale? Yes, I have seen that doco a long time ago but you don't forget it and neither do any seals that manage to survive. I wonder if the other seals call bullshit on the seal trying to tell that story?
@@MaximilianonMars Thanks bud! And you too! 🐻👍🏾
@@markfryer9880 The sight is definitely one to behold! 👀❗
They're so cute 🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬
I love the birds watching up close!!
They are adorable with amazing hunting style.
some thousand more years... and the evolution will show u, dolphins sunbathing on the shores... ;)
Evolution is completely random.
More like millions of years
Random means it's possible
This was in a Simpsons episode
Don't let food get away
So cool to know that they do this!! I never knew! Amazing!
My wife and I saw dolphins doing this in 2014 in the bay behind Gulf Coast State College in Panama City, FL.
The bigger brothers are more badass they called them killer of whales
This guy sounds like the narrator of old porsche 911 commercials
It’s David Attenborough he’s a legend
Emmanuella Akinyegun oh, of course, nice :)
Yes, wildlife documentaries are not going to be the same when he passes away.
beautiful scene
If these guys evolve to come to land it's over for us
I wish dolphins were land animals .. They're so smart and adorable
.... You're thinking way too negative... what does wishing that dolphins were land animals have anything to do with that?
Hachi Lover they would take over the world
Hachi Lover and then Human will take them all and make them as circuses
_Dolphin: "Watch..........as he silently stalks the baby Gazelle."_
_other Dolphins: ("dafuq???!!).....oh, lol at Bert, longing to be one those umm.... Hipponoceros thingies."_ 0.o
Next on planet earth. Dolphins begin doing flips out of ocean to catch birds.
Seagull: Wow what a great performance you got there, dolphi
I wanna be a dolphin
i wanna be a lobster
i wanna be a bird
I wanna be a attack helicopter
I wanna be a bear
I wanna beer
People crash cars all the time on rainy roads hydro-planing. These dolphins do it on purpose :) The day dolphins get legs, arms & opposable thumbs, we'll have a contender for top predator.
Do it on *porpoise
@ hi. what he said is actually true
The complete Aerodynamics, Streamlines, Lift, Drag, Hydro planing , Aquaplaning all these are forces of nature. We have just mastered these forces and applied to our machines.
I saw dolphins do this on Sanabel Island in Florida USA💛😗
Was anyone else nervous the whole time? Just didn't want those guys getting stuck for good. Then I was like, "oh, the cameraman would help, surely."
I haven't seen the cameramen ever help even if they're in danger. I think it's also illegal or not allowed to the cameramen to interact with the animals they film too
These are higly intelligent and advanced mammals. They don't get stuck on accident. It saddens me that this needs to be explained.
@@bobofucknuckle yes they only get stuck on purpose, not on accident
@@trashbandit2449 I'm glad we agree.
@Stephen Dobs Dogs run in front of cars. I'm not sure how comparing different species that almost get stuck applies to situation.
@trsdos That's David Attenborough doing the voice over. He has such a great voice for nature!
This is something you would find on a tv in a hotel room
Thea are so clever and cute...inventing new ways to hunt. I love dolphins ❤️
Nothing surprises me about the dolphin I mean they are so intelligent & are used in marine war combat, trained to plant bombs on enemy boats in which I dont agree with
Dolphins like: form of :::AIRBOAT duhnunununununununana duh duh !!!!dununununununun!!!!!!
Geeeees! Theres a whole ocean full of fish and these guys terrorize those little guys... Lol
Some river dolphins actually climb over banks that are twenty meters wide. They squirm around and move along the ground until they fall into water on the other side. This is how some dolphins get to their closed of breeding grounds that aren’t connected to the river or sea.
thats not smart at all how many dolphins left earth to fly into space
about 42. there last message was so long and thanks for all the fish
+dylan doyle when are they destroying earth to make way for that galactic highway?
+Damez Swanz How many dolphins decided that the fish have rights and became vegan
+Daniel Chen you completely missed the reference
I love dolphins so adorable
These dolphins sure love to play and almost getting beached in the process
They're so smart and beautiful.
Congratulations!!! You hit the big time. CNN used your energizing video to brighten our day. Way to go!!
Just some sea mammals having fun.
Oh those crazy smart dolphins
So beautiful dolphins
Literally watching a species evolve
This is what we need right now. Nature’s miracles ❤️🌍
So smart!!! I love these beautiful creatures😍😍😍
love dolphins so smart.