Whales from different regions sing different songs. This whale may have been intrigued, having mistaken her song as that of an unknown whale from someplace far away.
It works both ways. Years ago I was free-diving at night on the North Shore of Ohau when I heard this strange sound in the ocean. It sounded like a squeaky screen door. I swam further out, hoping to get a better listen, and I realized I was listening to whales. They must have come in closer because they got louder and clearer. I just floated there, in the dark, listening. It was wonderful.
@@leakypussy9813 Yeah, Tiger sharks and Great Whites etc., at night and no fucks given. You should rather purchase your favourite ice cream, take a big chunk and enjoy it with a nice cup of coffee, while watching RUclips vids
Tesla was right. The whole universe is energy, vibration and frequency. Even my dearly departed dog loved classical music because of the strings. I wonder if the violin reminds the whales of their own songs. Towards the end of the video, some of the sharp sounds the violinist made reminded me of whale communication. What a transcendental experience to play music for another species and share in the joy of it all!
@@kimbarleemoon3870 Probably looking at you like "I would claw your eyes out if I could". Joking btw, please don't get defensive. I know this is the internet and people can be sensitive.
I'd say cello, but that could get interesting on a boat. With an instrument held on the chin, your knees act as a shock absorber. Can't do that while sitting on a chair. Though come to think of it, there was a Classical piece that used a very small cello as a chin instrument... Hmmm... ruclips.net/video/wbH3JYfRjOQ/видео.html
Yes the violoncello da spalla, that came up in my feed as well. But I bet the whales would love the octobass even more! There's several videos on it, but since it's huge and you have to stand on a platform to play it, maybe not the best instrument on a boat.
Renee W. I suppose so, but if you’re going to use all that technology you may as well just play back recordings of other whales, which researchers do. I look at the point here being that you can arouse the whales' curiosity about a voice unlike its own without using any special technology.
music is a universal language.its great that she chose to play for the whales,knowing how much they appreciate being played to.whale song always brings tears to my eyes
I remember well a day of whale watching off Cape Cod. We went out a short distance and the captain shut down the engine. He said that some of the whales really liked to interact with tourists and that they would find us. Sure enough, a cow with calf came by to check us out. She left the calf about 50 yds. away and came along side. She rolled over on her side so that she could look at all of us leaning over the side. The captain suggested we talk to her. Everyone did. "Sometimes they will wave, if we do first." So we tried that. She slowly rolled a little farther over and waved back with her pectoral fin! Shortly thereafter, she brought the calf to us for more group interactions. What fun and what a great connection.
My uncle was 2nd violinist for a major symphony orchestra. A little over 50 years ago when I was a small child he took me on a magical balloon ride over Stellwagen Bank. It was he, the owner of the balloon and myself. For over an hour we floated about fifty feet over the water while he gave his final concert. A pod of perhaps fifty humpbacks were obviously fans of classical music. The balloonist often took tourists over the spot and he exclaimed that the whales, while frequent visitors to the spot, rarely stayed in the exact same spot for such a long period of time and never remained in a constant state of mid breach. They all just floated there with their heads sticking out of the water. It was the very first time I saw whales. After visiting the whales we continued on our journey and ended up at the Maine coast. Later that evening my uncle passed away. My uncle literally played himself out of the world and for a brief moment took me with him on that magical journey.
What a beautiful interaction. Two species listening... the curiosity and possible enjoyment? WOW. If more moments like this were shared on this planet what a truly wonderful place this would be.
Whales and dolphins are so intelligent. I was at the beach one Winter and was on the beach sitting by the water singing just because I was lonely and dolphins started swimming near me. When I quit they left. I have seen ppl singing to whales but never a violin. I understand some of the chords can sound a little like humpback whale song but this was incredible.
Alright there are tons of people stating “she needs lessons” or “it’d be nice if she could play” but honestly I thought it was really good. She managed vibrato on a rocky boat, the humidity and salt would’ve made it murder to tune with but it still sounded quite pleasant, and she was playing what sounded to be a sort of Chinese tune which followed the key in which most whales sing. I don’t know what everyone is talking about
That's what I thought, too. About the Chinese tune. Reminds me a bit of the Hero soundtrack for some reason, even though it's fairly different. Anyway, on the internet every noob can pretend to be an expert, and if you're an untalented douche it's fairly easy to try and bash those who are actually good at something other than sitting on their ass all day. So yea, here they go
People are a-holes. I thought it was beautiful. She was playing like Crouching Tiger with the boat tipping all over. What do they want? Are they not entertained?!
Amazing Turtle I agree! It was a beautiful video! There are so many "keyboard warriors" who do nothing but criticize and bully others. Let's not focus so much on the music, people. Admire and focus on this beautiful, amazing encounter with nature!
I had a similar thing happen once on my sailboat in Massachusetts bay~ I was playing guitar for a couple people on board and when I looked over the side there was a humpback whale that huge eye looking at me. So I played another song, and another... every time I finished playing the whale would do a quarter roll then exhale through the blow hole, when I started the next song it would roll back to watch me again. An amazing experience few believe happened, but I had witnesses.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!! Totally amazing to hear about this!!! To be just jamming along with your friends and a whale to come join you. Thank you for sharing! I will remember this beautiful memory!
@@SatumainenOlento I am a career pro guitar player. I had an occasion to play for a snake once. I was amazed. I was playing an acoustic guitar in a DADDAD tuning, based on a thirdless two note chord, or mode, neither major nor minor.. I was not singing. Anyone who understands what parallel fifth harmony is may understand this a bit better. I was sitting in the grass and the snake came right up close and remained for as long as I played. _( I was in a "Ken Kesey" or "Ram Dass" state of mind at the time.)_ True story.
Thank U, U beautiful people for sharing this video with Us! I am a Hawaiian for 30 yrs and this astounding whale has waited for you and your caring music for a long long while💛
@Alexander Harris Karen Alexander Harris the man to cage an animal all through its life for no reason other than to look at it. If I caged you, simply to look at you and show you off to my buddies who come over one Saturday every year. How would you feel? Humans are animals too incase you didn't know
@@Looserkid13 it's a full yes, humans are caged for being bad and even then it isn't forever, I am a lawyer and I know life sentences don't actually last for life, they have term limits depending on the jurisdiction in some countries like Norway there is no life sentence at all even if you kill someone, other countries have 10years as life in prison so why should animals be giving life in prison simply for being that species or simply for being alive for the simple reason that you want to be able to look at them. Why not go on safari or go deep sea diving and see them in their natural habitats. Do you know the number of animals that have gone extinct thanks to zoo's? Do you know the number of animals that have died thanks to zoo's. Do you realise that every city in the world wants a zoo USA has 52 states and has 2,400 legal zoo's almost everyone has a lion and certain animals, Africa has 55 countries Nigeria has 37 states, those 37 states have many cities but the biggest ones have 2 or more zoo's, India has 1,800 legal zoo's, I am an African the first time I went to a zoo in Nigeria I was shocked like wtf would you cage a lizard, elephant, crocodiles, hippos, monkeys etc for me to look at when we run into many many lizards, monkeys etc on a daily basis, snakes too in my house in Nigeria, I can not count the number of snakes I've come across so why do we need them caged in govmt funded public zoo's noone goes to When you realise that almost every big city in the world has a zoo then you'll see the scale of the problem. I know you are probably from the west or America and you like to think the world begins in your front lawn and ends at your back yard but look beyond you and see if it is a problem or not If Every zoo in the world wanted a pangolin, pangolins would be extinct already but thanks to conservation efforts certain animals are deemed off limits but some zoo's still have them and nothing is done
Violin is my favorite instrument, wonder if the sound waves can be felt & heard by the whales? Nature is so majestic, and so beautiful! As is this violin music😊
That's very interesting. I notice in my own yard in WI when I play classical music the rabbits pop out of hiding the squirrels come out of the trees and the song birds join in singing.
I was thinking she must have been trying to make the whale sounds cause it wasn't really a pleasant melody except for sounding like a whale. I thought she was going to play a beautiful classical violin song. Debussy would have been excellent.
This is just precious! Such gentle loving creatures! 💖💖💖💖🌹😊 I played the cello in school for years, I could sit and play for this sweet baby for hours! 🤗😍
That song is to every bluegrass or fiddle band, as Free Bird is to every bar band. There’s always one drunk dipwad chick who passes them a note requesting it.
@@anye76 damn right! My name's Johnny and it might be a sin....but I'll take your bet and your gonna regret..... Eric Underwood class of 81 Downey High School California....Seen Charlie and his boys a while back at a fair here in Cali...He rocked me and my Buddy Mike! RIP CD
I don’t know why they are saying she plays bad, she’s playing in a way that is more familiar for the whales, and even then it still sounds good. Picky people
It's not even a matter of whether she is quote-unquote good or not she is playing on a platform that is constantly rocking IE the boat and you can tell by the sound that the humidity is near 100% the strings and the cat got are all saturated with moisture it's going to make a different sound than if you are in an enclosed air conditioned environment in front of an audience on a stage
I mean she plays sorta slow also and one of the notes screaked a little idk if that was from the environment, i feel like i might almost be able to play this song and im sort of beginner
@@Colonies_Dev as somebody who's only Talent is driving ambulances very fast sticking needles in veins and trying to give CPR to people that are going to probably die anyway I am thoroughly impressed by her Talent and if you are able to play violin to then I am thoroughly impressed by your Talent also
@@x2malandy It's just a joke, kid... But I can make it a bit more optimistic if that's your worry. Nightmare scenario: Whale tips boat. Silver lining: x2malandy was on it. Gee, you were right, I'm smiling already!
What a lovely story, it's wonderful to be able to share something with another species. I often sit out on the front porch and feed the local magpies and they reward me with song. If it's been slim pickings on a day they fly in as soon as I approach my front door and warble perhaps to say Please...
Beautiful video...thank you so much for sharing. I had a similar thing happen to me when I was playing the violin in a field in Somerset, England...when I finished playing, I looked up to find myself surrounded by cows. They were so entranced, it seemed, by the music. 💗 💗 💗
That used to happen to a friend of mine and I when we'd park in a cow field to fish. They'd listen in, but I'm fairly sure they were just waiting to see if we'd feed them anything. Too long, and they'd lose interest and start licking the car that we drove in. You can't see anything in your sideview mirror after a bunch of cows lick it. If you moved suddenly after playing, they'd probably run. "NOT FOOD!! RUN AWAY!!!".
Thanks for your replies...only discovered them just now...and they're most a-moo-sing! David W - that's very interesting; thanks for sharing. kaship98 - I'm a vegan. :-) eon - Hehe...I don't think so! 💗 💗 💗
Magical is the word that comes to mind. Given the acute hearing of whales, they probably picked up every note of the violin, reverberating softly through the boat's hull, but only if they held perfectly still, close in. Beautiful beyond words.
That was a very sensitive idea of the violinist. The instrument might remind the whales of their own vocalizations. It has been shown many times that people, animals as well as plants react favourably to beautiful music. (The "Mozart effect," for instance, can help you sleep, or study, depending on the choice of piece you play). I would not get too close to killer whales, but other whales have been known to come up to people diving or on boats, and are quite gentle. (Unless one frightens them or other factors come into play). Animals are much more sensitive and intelligent than we have been giving them credit for.(I wonder how the whale would have liked Schubert's "Serenade." So lovely).
Awe, so sweet! She did so well to be on the ocean in a rocky boat and salty sea air, all of which are detrimental to playing Violin! Music is indeed the universal language that scans not just nationalities but also, species! 💕 Beautiful, Thank you for sharing!.
If im not mistaken whaling (however the fuck you spell that) is illegal and they just dont care if i had my way every navy ship from other countries would follow the fleets and shove cruise missiles up their asses
Man , I can't believe just how critical and childish so many of these commenters are. You should be ashamed of yourself for sure. Is it due to your lack of skills that you down this young lady? She was trying to do something very nice and pleasant and the whales seemed to love it too. Thank You for playing this to these wonderful whales and thank you for your interest in whales. Needs to be more like you !! Know one asked any of you for a profile on her ability to play either. I say she plays pretty good as far as MANY are concerned. Shame on you all.
@@NitinSingh-xr7ft Not a boomer first off. But is that all you got? All I'm say in is give credit where credit is due and stop it with the over critical statements.
Imagine the whale remembering the music then starts spreading the music in the group then scientist later records a "strange" frequency and finds out it's the music this person's playing...
I find it both amusing and touching how animals respond to music. This is cool. Reminds me of the video on youtube where a guy plays Beethovens Moonlight Sonata and the Elephant comes over and listens and even starts kinda swaying to the music like he's enjoying it.
Hi, Maui Now! Wow!!! Look how close they came to your boat! and a mama and a calf no less!! Coming close like that is not something that the mama would do lightly with her baby in tow! Brava! That bit of whale sound that you did at the end was a stroke of Genius as well. I hope I get to see lots of you doing this sort of thing. :D It sure would be interesting to be able to record underwater sound to see if they are making sounds to sing along or responding out loud. It's pretty undeniable that they're responding are showing up and getting closer. It was beautiful thank you for sharing.
I love this clip. She's so good at her art!! vibration is how whales communicate, so it makes sense that this frequency draws them. It's beautiful that that whale is just waiting there... Watching, almost motionless... Love!
I wish we were better to these mAjestic creatures. But they have been dying by injury or starvation or pollution from plastic. Thank you for a beautiful connection for a moment.
If she's playing anything more than a $100 violin, she's taking a risk. I'd say pretty good for what she is attempting . . . which is sounds the whales will react to . . . . not YOU. I play classical, blues and jazz violin. Not an easy thing to make the music she's making with a fiddle. She is not an entry-level violinist, critics.
Yep she's playing to them, what they should understand. Btw it takes a lot of effort to actually play this. Everybody isn't all action, this is emotions, feelings, sounds whales understand.
I thought it was completely beautiful, and if people are literally taking their time to throw shade on her playing? God so many people are so lost these days 😞
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They're like, what's she trying to say with that accent
then again
These damn Australians..
yeah or scottish accent... scottish accent is a killer (whale) too
Whales from different regions sing different songs. This whale may have been intrigued, having mistaken her song as that of an unknown whale from someplace far away.
It's not like the whale was saying "hey, shut up, idiot" or anything. They were chill and trying to hear them out on their conversation.
Labooooooon.
It's getting harder and harder for classical musicians to find an audience.
That was funny.
Ok that was funny!!
Your comment just made me shoot sweet tea out of my nose
Not funny. But then it's harder and harder to laugh in August, 2020.
I know. I'm a downer. 😟
@@nancydemoss8421 ♡
It works both ways. Years ago I was free-diving at night on the North Shore of Ohau when I heard this strange sound in the ocean. It sounded like a squeaky screen door. I swam further out, hoping to get a better listen, and I realized I was listening to whales. They must have come in closer because they got louder and clearer. I just floated there, in the dark, listening. It was wonderful.
I aspire to be this fearless
@@leakypussy9813 Yeah, Tiger sharks and Great Whites etc., at night and no fucks given. You should rather purchase your favourite ice cream, take a big chunk and enjoy it with a nice cup of coffee, while watching RUclips vids
That’s what this makes me think of: the whales are like, when is it our turn
Sounds magical!
A beautiful symphony ..... xo
Whales:"Well, technically she can sing, but her pronounciation is awful..."
touche!!!
Whales are like "hey my grandmother used to sing that song to me. She learned it when the titanic sank"
Haha
**chokes on water I was drinking**
Had us in the first half not gonna lie.
Too soon
That’s definitely a good spin off movie though
Whales Before Leaving: "Thank you!"
Woman: "You're Whale-come!!!"
Booooo Booooo!!😆
So corny but funny🤣😜
whale cum*
Don’t hurt me please
@@whitehonda2874 ewww
Joy Walker d o n t h u r t m e p l e a s e
Tesla was right. The whole universe is energy, vibration and frequency. Even my dearly departed dog loved classical music because of the strings. I wonder if the violin reminds the whales of their own songs. Towards the end of the video, some of the sharp sounds the violinist made reminded me of whale communication. What a transcendental experience to play music for another species and share in the joy of it all!
is right
They were intentional as a 'thanks for stopping by' to the whale. 🐋💖🙌😺
Exactly. I felt the same.
And light
The interaction between the people on this boat and the whales is something they will never forget Bravo
Agreed.
@@clarisamolina740 the whales won't forget either
More proof that music is universal.
True
Yes a universal language 🥰
Try telling that to a cat.
@@Purpose_Porpoise my cat loves music. Sometimes he will meow when I start to sing and run up to me and look at me like keep singing!!!
@@kimbarleemoon3870 Probably looking at you like "I would claw your eyes out if I could".
Joking btw, please don't get defensive. I know this is the internet and people can be sensitive.
She's playing in the lower register, which is easier for the whales to hear. Next time she might try a viola to play even lower.
I'd say cello, but that could get interesting on a boat. With an instrument held on the chin, your knees act as a shock absorber. Can't do that while sitting on a chair.
Though come to think of it, there was a Classical piece that used a very small cello as a chin instrument... Hmmm...
ruclips.net/video/wbH3JYfRjOQ/видео.html
Yes the violoncello da spalla, that came up in my feed as well. But I bet the whales would love the octobass even more! There's several videos on it, but since it's huge and you have to stand on a platform to play it, maybe not the best instrument on a boat.
@@h.s.levine2932 What about a good sound system and a recording of it playing the music? That could work!
Renee W. I suppose so, but if you’re going to use all that technology you may as well just play back recordings of other whales, which researchers do. I look at the point here being that you can arouse the whales' curiosity about a voice unlike its own without using any special technology.
TwoSet would call this comment sacrilegious!
music is a universal language.its great that she chose to play for the whales,knowing how much they appreciate being played to.whale song always brings tears to my eyes
Agreed.
I remember well a day of whale watching off Cape Cod. We went out a short distance and the captain shut down the engine. He said that some of the whales really liked to interact with tourists and that they would find us. Sure enough,
a cow with calf came by to check us out. She left the calf about 50 yds. away and came along side. She rolled over on her side so that she could look at all of us leaning over the side. The captain suggested we talk to her. Everyone did. "Sometimes they will wave, if we do first." So we tried that. She slowly rolled a little farther over and waved back with her pectoral fin! Shortly thereafter, she brought the calf to us for more group interactions. What fun and what a great connection.
My uncle was 2nd violinist for a major symphony orchestra. A little over 50 years ago when I was a small child he took me on a magical balloon ride over Stellwagen Bank. It was he, the owner of the balloon and myself. For over an hour we floated about fifty feet over the water while he gave his final concert. A pod of perhaps fifty humpbacks were obviously fans of classical music. The balloonist often took tourists over the spot and he exclaimed that the whales, while frequent visitors to the spot, rarely stayed in the exact same spot for such a long period of time and never remained in a constant state of mid breach. They all just floated there with their heads sticking out of the water. It was the very first time I saw whales. After visiting the whales we continued on our journey and ended up at the Maine coast. Later that evening my uncle passed away. My uncle literally played himself out of the world and for a brief moment took me with him on that magical journey.
That's one of the most beautiful things I've ever read, no wonder it stuck with you. Let's hope those whales learned his song and still sing it.
Wow!
How wonderful a way to spend your last day. Sharing it with someone you love, also.
What a magical moment you had a the chance to experience
Wow what a beautiful memory!
"What is she saying?"
"Peppermint tax giraffe... what? I think she's high."
"Don't say anything. See how long she goes on."
😂😂😂😂 ded!!!
This is the greatest comment in the universe
Permanent giraffe tax?? I won't pay it!
😂😂😂😂
She is saying covffefe
no matter the size of the creature we can all feel the sweet vibrations of real music
What a beautiful interaction. Two species listening... the curiosity and possible enjoyment? WOW. If more moments like this were shared on this planet what a truly wonderful place this would be.
All jokes aside, let us just appreciate two species sharing music with one another. its beautiful.
Not just whales - horses, sheep, cows, and elephants do the same thing when a human plays an instrument near them.
Call that music 🤣
100!!
jokes? whos joking here? this is one of the best things i saw on internet
Universal language
We know whales communicate with song: they are desperately trying to figure out what the he'll she is trying to say.
+Claptrap Huh? What the HE'LL?
yea, i really wanna know how violin from the outside sound under sea. maybe that's why whales was there.
They are waiting for the bird of prey to beam them up.
Claptrap Claptrap did you just assume it's gender
What the he will.
Whatever she was playing is beautiful. No wonder they stayed.
Whales and dolphins are so intelligent. I was at the beach one Winter and was on the beach sitting by the water singing just because I was lonely and dolphins started swimming near me. When I quit they left. I have seen ppl singing to whales but never a violin. I understand some of the chords can sound a little like humpback whale song but this was incredible.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Alright there are tons of people stating “she needs lessons” or “it’d be nice if she could play” but honestly I thought it was really good. She managed vibrato on a rocky boat, the humidity and salt would’ve made it murder to tune with but it still sounded quite pleasant, and she was playing what sounded to be a sort of Chinese tune which followed the key in which most whales sing. I don’t know what everyone is talking about
That's what I thought, too. About the Chinese tune. Reminds me a bit of the Hero soundtrack for some reason, even though it's fairly different.
Anyway, on the internet every noob can pretend to be an expert, and if you're an untalented douche it's fairly easy to try and bash those who are actually good at something other than sitting on their ass all day. So yea, here they go
People are a-holes. I thought it was beautiful. She was playing like Crouching Tiger with the boat tipping all over. What do they want? Are they not entertained?!
Amazing Turtle I agree! It was a beautiful video! There are so many "keyboard warriors" who do nothing but criticize and bully others. Let's not focus so much on the music, people. Admire and focus on this beautiful, amazing encounter with nature!
Ikr! I feel the same.i bet half of those people cant even play it.
Amazing Turtle Haven’t seen a *single* comment saying that.
I had a similar thing happen once on my sailboat in Massachusetts bay~ I was playing guitar for a couple people on board and when I looked over the side there was a humpback whale that huge eye looking at me. So I played another song, and another... every time I finished playing the whale would do a quarter roll then exhale through the blow hole, when I started the next song it would roll back to watch me again. An amazing experience few believe happened, but I had witnesses.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!! Totally amazing to hear about this!!! To be just jamming along with your friends and a whale to come join you.
Thank you for sharing! I will remember this beautiful memory!
God bless
It be amazing if this is how we finally learn to communicate with theses sentient beings...
Wow, what an amazing experience, a precious moment in time.
@@SatumainenOlento I am a career pro guitar player. I had an occasion to play for a snake once. I was amazed. I was playing an acoustic guitar in a DADDAD tuning, based on a thirdless two note chord, or mode, neither major nor minor.. I was not singing. Anyone who understands what parallel fifth harmony is may understand this a bit better. I was sitting in the grass and the snake came right up close and remained for as long as I played. _( I was in a "Ken Kesey" or "Ram Dass" state of mind at the time.)_ True story.
They just parked themselves and enjoyed the concert 😍
That is so awesome 🤩
Thank U, U beautiful people for sharing this video with Us! I am a Hawaiian for 30 yrs
and this astounding whale has waited for you and your caring music for a long long while💛
I think animals at zoo's would benefit from music being played.
Zoo's shouldn't exist
@Alexander Harris what kind of music?
@@Biobele yes but no, but also yes.
@Alexander Harris Karen Alexander Harris the man to cage an animal all through its life for no reason other than to look at it.
If I caged you, simply to look at you and show you off to my buddies who come over one Saturday every year.
How would you feel? Humans are animals too incase you didn't know
@@Looserkid13 it's a full yes, humans are caged for being bad and even then it isn't forever, I am a lawyer and I know life sentences don't actually last for life, they have term limits depending on the jurisdiction in some countries like Norway there is no life sentence at all even if you kill someone, other countries have 10years as life in prison so why should animals be giving life in prison simply for being that species or simply for being alive for the simple reason that you want to be able to look at them.
Why not go on safari or go deep sea diving and see them in their natural habitats. Do you know the number of animals that have gone extinct thanks to zoo's? Do you know the number of animals that have died thanks to zoo's.
Do you realise that every city in the world wants a zoo USA has 52 states and has 2,400 legal zoo's almost everyone has a lion and certain animals, Africa has 55 countries Nigeria has 37 states, those 37 states have many cities but the biggest ones have 2 or more zoo's, India has 1,800 legal zoo's, I am an African the first time I went to a zoo in Nigeria I was shocked like wtf would you cage a lizard, elephant, crocodiles, hippos, monkeys etc for me to look at when we run into many many lizards, monkeys etc on a daily basis, snakes too in my house in Nigeria, I can not count the number of snakes I've come across so why do we need them caged in govmt funded public zoo's noone goes to
When you realise that almost every big city in the world has a zoo then you'll see the scale of the problem. I know you are probably from the west or America and you like to think the world begins in your front lawn and ends at your back yard but look beyond you and see if it is a problem or not
If Every zoo in the world wanted a pangolin, pangolins would be extinct already but thanks to conservation efforts certain animals are deemed off limits but some zoo's still have them and nothing is done
7 years later RUclips is recommending this to me.
Liza Mohanty ME too lol
Me too.
Liza Mohanty SAME
Me.
Me too (@4am. Probably hinting I should go to sleep)
Violin is my favorite instrument, wonder if the sound waves can be felt & heard by the whales? Nature is so majestic, and so beautiful! As is this violin music😊
Ma certo che siiiiì!!!
This was so beautiful, I'm sure the wale's liked it, as they know
how to sing too.
The violin actually does sound similar to the songs of the hump back whales I've heard taped underwater. .their communication. Fascinating .
Well thats what shes trying to sound like so
That's very interesting. I notice in my own yard in WI when I play classical music the rabbits pop out of hiding the squirrels come out of the trees and the song birds join in singing.
I was thinking she must have been trying to make the whale sounds cause it wasn't really a pleasant melody except for sounding like a whale. I thought she was going to play a beautiful classical violin song. Debussy would have been excellent.
Bob the Whale: "What in the hell is that?"
Fred the Whale: "Not sure. Sounds like Merle might be drinking that fermented squid ink again."
🤣🤣🤣
Thats funny. Wrong crowd, all classical plus animal lovers here so, wrong crowd. But still funny.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmaoooooo
Words cannot describe how beautiful this is
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Given me a tear in my eye .animals love music
Whale done!... ok on to the next video
Whale oil beef hooked, are ant hugh phunny.
Leonardo Guerrero LOL!!!!!🤣🤣🤣
When getting a question answered about the birds and the bees...a you whale told his dad "thank you" ...daddy whale simply replied "you are WHALE-Cum"
Leonardo Guerrero PPPPPPPPPPPPPPFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFTTTTTT LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL ROFLAO YOU EARNED YOURSELF POINTS FOR THAT!!!!!!!XD
😂😂😂
RUclips recommends this to me 9 years later. Why RUclips, why?
RUclips is a joke anyways
RUclips gets drunk anytime.
because this is awesome and not all 9f the new videos are good
RUclips be funny sometimes I guess x/
i know why I got recommended it xD
This is just precious! Such gentle loving creatures! 💖💖💖💖🌹😊 I played the cello in school for years, I could sit and play for this sweet baby for hours! 🤗😍
Always loved the sound of the cello, I was a flute player.
Splendid❤
Whales are divine creatures.
He's clearly waiting for Devil Went Down to Georgia.
That song is to every bluegrass or fiddle band, as Free Bird is to every bar band. There’s always one drunk dipwad chick who passes them a note requesting it.
"I told you once, you son of a bitch I'm the best that's ever been" RIP Charlie Daniels
Me too
😂🤣😂
@@anye76 damn right! My name's Johnny and it might be a sin....but I'll take your bet and your gonna regret..... Eric Underwood class of 81 Downey High School California....Seen Charlie and his boys a while back at a fair here in Cali...He rocked me and my Buddy Mike!
RIP CD
One whale to the others: "Can you make out what she's saying?"
Whale 2: "Shuddup she's trying".
"I think it's something about a cat inside of a trombone"
Think she’s drunk
Absolutely, beautiful! The power of love in music!🌺
Those whales have good taste. Beautiful playing. 🥰
Whales: "umm...sorry but, can you speak slower? I can't understand that accent"
Whales that day: "Finally! An interpreter!"
You might right -if whales had a language (which I think they do) theyÄs probably use the same word for "singing" and "talking"...
So sweet to serenade these MAGNIFICENT CREATURES!!💖
This is exactly what I was looking for! I really want to go see the humpback whales and I wondered if they would enjoy hearing music!
I don’t know why they are saying she plays bad, she’s playing in a way that is more familiar for the whales, and even then it still sounds good. Picky people
It's not even a matter of whether she is quote-unquote good or not she is playing on a platform that is constantly rocking IE the boat and you can tell by the sound that the humidity is near 100% the strings and the cat got are all saturated with moisture it's going to make a different sound than if you are in an enclosed air conditioned environment in front of an audience on a stage
I mean she plays sorta slow also and one of the notes screaked a little idk if that was from the environment, i feel like i might almost be able to play this song and im sort of beginner
But i do like her playing obviously and i would like to try it out or find the song 😬
@@Colonies_Dev as somebody who's only Talent is driving ambulances very fast sticking needles in veins and trying to give CPR to people that are going to probably die anyway I am thoroughly impressed by her Talent and if you are able to play violin to then I am thoroughly impressed by your Talent also
@@nobletaylor7916 that sounds all pretty cool and noble work!
Nightmare scenario:
Whale: "Oh yeah? Up yours too!"
*Flips boat.*
May I help you out youngster? Lean away from being pessimistic and lean towards being Optimistic.
@SigmaTauri2 facts
@@x2malandy It's just a joke, kid... But I can make it a bit more optimistic if that's your worry.
Nightmare scenario: Whale tips boat.
Silver lining: x2malandy was on it.
Gee, you were right, I'm smiling already!
I was thinking the same lol
@SigmaTauri2 You're either right, or it's not that bad after all!
What a lovely story, it's wonderful to be able to share something with another species. I often sit out on the front porch and feed the local magpies and they reward me with song. If it's been slim pickings on a day they fly in as soon as I approach my front door and warble perhaps to say Please...
Love how youtube started recommending me old treasures like this.
This is what youtube was invented for.
Her violin music struck a chord with the whales.
lol 👍🏼
Double stop that.
Booooo ;)
THIS HURTS EVEN MORE COZ IT'S A VIOLIN.
WHAT CHORD IS SHE STRIKING I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
At least she didn’t string them along for a mediocre performance
Beautiful video...thank you so much for sharing. I had a similar thing happen to me when I was playing the violin in a field in Somerset, England...when I finished playing, I looked up to find myself surrounded by cows. They were so entranced, it seemed, by the music. 💗 💗 💗
Shauna Marie Sings moosic for the bovine😉🐂🐂
That used to happen to a friend of mine and I when we'd park in a cow field to fish. They'd listen in, but I'm fairly sure they were just waiting to see if we'd feed them anything. Too long, and they'd lose interest and start licking the car that we drove in. You can't see anything in your sideview mirror after a bunch of cows lick it.
If you moved suddenly after playing, they'd probably run. "NOT FOOD!! RUN AWAY!!!".
maybe the cows thought your were their mom
Thanks for your replies...only discovered them just now...and they're most a-moo-sing! David W - that's very interesting; thanks for sharing. kaship98 - I'm a vegan. :-) eon - Hehe...I don't think so! 💗 💗 💗
Shauna Marie Sings dem cows were probably of eating you.
This is sooo incredible !!! How beautiful !
Dear God, music binds us all, TY!!
For all we know, the violin song is being interpreted as a mating call, and these whales are showing up to get some action.
"Swiped right wassup"
Boo. Boo. Boo.
😂😂
Thats what i was thinking!
this specific sound is familiar to whales.
but its usually played by Paganini
Maui needs some tranquility and happiness right now. God bless you all! ❤🤗
This was so beautiful that the whales heard the music and stayed there to listen!!🐋🐋🐳🐳🥰🥰😍😍🎼🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵❣️❣️💕💕🧡🧡💛💛😇😇🙏🙏
Indeed, although I guess most whales would love this song even better 🥰🎼🎼🎶🎵❣🥰
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"What do you think she's trying to tell us, Bob?"
"I dunno, George. I think she's broken."
Magical is the word that comes to mind. Given the acute hearing of whales, they probably picked up every note of the violin, reverberating softly through the boat's hull, but only if they held perfectly still, close in. Beautiful beyond words.
How beautiful for her, the whales and those of us who see this💕💕
What a feeling of love and kinship this must feel with our fellow creatures!
Kudos to the lady for playing in Whalesong!
That was a very sensitive idea of the violinist. The instrument might remind the whales of
their own vocalizations. It has been shown many times that people, animals as well as plants react favourably to beautiful music. (The "Mozart effect," for instance, can help you sleep, or study, depending on the choice of piece you play).
I would not get too close to killer whales, but other whales have been known to come up to people diving or on boats, and are quite gentle. (Unless one frightens them or other factors come into play). Animals are much more sensitive and intelligent than we have been giving them credit for.(I wonder how the whale would have liked Schubert's "Serenade." So lovely).
I hope lovely Moon got to attend one of these violin concerts. No wonder she loved Hawaii so much! RIP lovely Moon ~The Humpback Whale ✨🌊🐋✨
This is awesome!!! Just amazing what music brings out of Gods creatures.
Awe, so sweet! She did so well to be on the ocean in a rocky boat and salty sea air, all of which are detrimental to playing Violin! Music is indeed the universal language that scans not just nationalities but also, species! 💕 Beautiful, Thank you for sharing!.
Don't show this to Japanese whaling fleet or they will use this technique to lure whales to them
Runsin Bolt hahaha soo true
Runsin Bolt 😞
Runsin Bolt that's a scary thought
Dude, you just crushed my happy thoughts!
If im not mistaken whaling (however the fuck you spell that) is illegal and they just dont care if i had my way every navy ship from other countries would follow the fleets and shove cruise missiles up their asses
Beautiful!❤
Music is sound. Something that translates to all. Bless you for creating beauty for all❤❤❤🌟🌟🌟🌟
They really seem to be sticking to the surface to hear. That's amazing!!!
Are you alive? This video is now viral after 12 years
Man , I can't believe just how critical and childish so many of these commenters are. You should be ashamed of yourself for sure.
Is it due to your lack of skills that you down this young lady?
She was trying to do something very nice and pleasant and the whales seemed to love it too.
Thank You for playing this to these wonderful whales and thank you for your interest in whales. Needs to be more like you !!
Know one asked any of you for a profile on her ability to play either. I say she plays pretty good as far as MANY are concerned. Shame on you all.
Okay, Boomer.
@@NitinSingh-xr7ft
Not a boomer first off.
But is that all you got?
All I'm say in is give credit where credit is due and stop it with the over critical statements.
“ VERY BEAUTIFUL & SPLENDID… “
Simply beautiful and the whales clearly appreciated the lovely tune
Connection is what we need more of in this world... a higher level!
Respect to this wonderful Lady violinist.
What if she sent the wrong message to the whale, such as "let's play wrestling"
that would be played by oboe
I laughed for 10 min - my honey was getting concerned because I had a hard time catching my breath 😂😂😂
Lmaooo.... Spats my screen when I read this! 😂
Long Huang the best comment 😂😂
Oh god xD
What a joy to watch, the whale must have enjoyed it or it would have left. Your audience likes your music 🎶.
They are intelligent and they sing as well
This was just beautiful. I love how humans can connect with animals with music. Thank you for sharing this.🥰
"Could you turn up the volume please?" - Whale
Everything about this pleases me.❤️
This is amazing and beautiful!!! You made a special bond with them through music. I love it!! ❤
This is absolutely beautiful! Brought tears to my eyes! How sweet of this young lady to play Something Beautiful to these amazing creatures
Whale: “you Kiss your Mother with that violin!?”
Haha
Nick Fury :You kiss your mother with that mouth?
@@ebine8247 Joe Biden : "you know i love kids better than people "
Thank you for sharing this magical moment.❤❤❤
All Gentle Creatures Love the Violin!
This song that she’s playing is absolutely beautiful.....😍😍❤️❤️✨✨.....but this video is just extraordinary. God’s creatures are just WOWWWWW!!!!
Imagine the whale remembering the music then starts spreading the music in the group then scientist later records a "strange" frequency and finds out it's the music this person's playing...
Wow. Most beautiful thing I have seen in a long time.
I find it both amusing and touching how animals respond to music. This is cool. Reminds me of the video on youtube where a guy plays Beethovens Moonlight Sonata and the Elephant comes over and listens and even starts kinda swaying to the music like he's enjoying it.
Hi, Maui Now!
Wow!!! Look how close they came to your boat! and a mama and a calf no less!! Coming close like that is not something that the mama would do lightly with her baby in tow! Brava! That bit of whale sound that you did at the end was a stroke of Genius as well. I hope I get to see lots of you doing this sort of thing. :D
It sure would be interesting to be able to record underwater sound to see if they are making sounds to sing along or responding out loud. It's pretty undeniable that they're responding are showing up and getting closer. It was beautiful thank you for sharing.
So wonderful. Best wishes from the Caribbean
one beautiful sound maker to another.
I love this clip. She's so good at her art!! vibration is how whales communicate, so it makes sense that this frequency draws them. It's beautiful that that whale is just waiting there... Watching, almost motionless... Love!
Animals are seemingly acquiring better taste in music than some of today’s youth.
most not some
Boomer
People who are saying 'Boomer' unironically are probably the same dudes who like Cardi B and Justin Bieber
Koustav Chatterjee ok boomer
lol I am literally 16 years old. I just have good music tastes
I wish we were better to these mAjestic creatures. But they have been dying by injury or starvation or pollution from plastic. Thank you for a beautiful connection for a moment.
How beautiful! What a lovely piece. They really seemed to respond! Thank you.
If she's playing anything more than a $100 violin, she's taking a risk. I'd say pretty good for what she is attempting . . . which is sounds the whales will react to . . . . not YOU. I play classical, blues and jazz violin. Not an easy thing to make the music she's making with a fiddle. She is not an entry-level violinist, critics.
She's amazing, on a bumpy BOAT ,to say the least!😁😍😍😍
Amen.
Yep she's playing to them, what they should understand. Btw it takes a lot of effort to actually play this. Everybody isn't all action, this is emotions, feelings, sounds whales understand.
I thought it was completely beautiful, and if people are literally taking their time to throw shade on her playing? God so many people are so lost these days 😞
@@lolawants2008 yes they're blinded.. Short sighted. You have to look at the big picture. Learn something about the whales
Just beautiful! That's how things should be with us, and the Other creatures of this planet. Brought a tear to my eye. Thanks
Very beautiful and relaxing..❤️😍🌹🥰
This is so beautiful.
Twelve years ago?
I hope everyone's well.
🙏 ✝️
And the whale past on the story of a mysterious ghost whale that lives above the water whose call you can hear in the bay
and that's how whales started telling scary stories to their kids.
Justin Ryan
How religions get started.