Humpback Whale Shows AMAZING Appreciation After Being Freed From Nets
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2011
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"I know what she's doin'. She's showing us that she's all free."
omg, my heart.
Yeah, that was nice to hear from the little girl
😭 ❤
"she's our friend" not 'she's all free' lol 🤣
disagree simply because mine is cuter. :) @@feliperamedeiros
@feliperamedeiros I listened again. The child said,, "I know what she's doin". "What?" "She's showing us she's all free."
“You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him.”-Malcolm S. Forbes.
A+
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." Ghandi (not a huge fan but thought this one fit).
"The greatness of a man is reflected in the colour of his speedos."
Pawel J Zietek, Esq.
I’ve always said this I didn’t know someone else thought the same thing 🥺❤️
Yes! Yet HYPOCRITE FORBES ought to FOLLOW OWN WORDS
The kid said it perfectly. Well done you all. Truly amazing human beings!
what the kid said?
@@lukaslorenc 7:18 Listen to the wisdom of this child.
@@lukaslorenc 7:19
honestly made my heart melt.
The fact that didn't pull anyone in, or tip the boat over.. just goes to show how gentle and intelligent they are.
"Thank you strange land fish!"
Whoami691 gg
Whoami691 Funnily enough, whales are the real landfish. They evolved to be out of water, then evolved back in there. That is why they breathe air, not water.Humans still have something known as the cold water reflex, something freedivers appreciate very much.
Jame Gumb They are not fish, get it right.
I know they are mammals. The original comment spoke of landfish, hence I said landfish.
Jame Gumb www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/images/evograms/whale_evo.jpg&imgrefurl=evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/evograms_03&h=610&w=477&tbnid=no1UzTs6EtrioM:&zoom=1&tbnh=160&tbnw=124&usg=__6PofY6onswzbfdPXiRIFs6IgpKI=&docid=4JwkAZMUQg8UhM&client=opera is this accurate?
The little kid saying she is showing off her freedom was so cute
Eye , also scary to realize there was children on the boat
And probably more in tune and more accurate than the adults' comments.
She's showing us that she's all free!
That kid is old now :0
@@luckydave328 This is what I thought as well. I believe the child was able to understand best what the whale was trying to communicate, but I am sure it could also be a combination of all their interpretations too.
I knew someone who was involved with helping a humpback whale. There was a group of people who freed the whale of a lot of fishing line. After it was freed, the whale went to each person and made eye contact with them as if to express its gratitude. What an experience for those people!
These creatures are way smarter than we give them credit for..
I literally had goosebumps when that beautiful whale breached after being freed! Her joy was so moving, expressed the only way she could and I am so proud of all of you for working so hard to rescue her! You deserve the amazing performance you got and I thank you for sharing the story! Bless all of you for your humanity!💕🙏🏼🇨🇦
Well put ❤️
We understand when you say ''I had goosebumps'' that you mean it literally. You don't need to actually write literally, that word is much too overused and misused these days.
@@rowdsAgreed, the word literally is literally used too much these days, people will use it to describe literally anything, it's literally annoying.
@@rowds omg i literally read your literal comment and i find it literally amazing,it literally change my literal life ,thank you literally you beautiful literal person and i literally meant all of it literally with all my literal heart.
Sometimes the crazy RUclips recommendation algorithm really gives you some gold.
Lol ikr
I actually search for it, lol ^^
Agreed
Stfu
I agree ahhaha
The sound that came out from that whale each time she was taking a breath seems to me like a mix of frustration, pain and scariness out of despair, then you guys in a team effort manage to turn all this suffering around, What else can you expect from this fascinating creature but gratitude, at last she's free and that is all what matters. Thx for doing what you do!
Yeah, she was really laboring to.breath. very slow when they arrived. I think she had given up hope, and the effort to breath was great for a hopeless creature. Their activities keep her fighting to live until she was free. Beautiful.
I know this was 12 years ago, but as an animal lover this made my day today👏❤️❤️❤️🙏
Superstitious graffiti nonsense disrespectful towards nature
problem created by humans
Exactly … we created the problem
Breached 40 times!? I imagine the young whale like an excited toddler jumping for joy. My heart...
Nope, most likely trying to communicate with its pod.
There is commonlity in living creatuers more and more similairty as ceomcloser to twin sibling.
Its happy but its probably trying to clear its lungs from water and getting some good fresh air. Who knows how long he was trapped. He probably was low on oxygen.
All you guys who said she only did it cause she was low on oxygen. That does not explain why she followed them.
Julia Rønningsen he* wasn’t following them, he* was stuck on the net and they were holding it
I can't believe I actually cried after she was showing her appreciation to them for saving her life. I'm a whole ass mess rn.
Same😭❤️
Same here man. It's ok to cry. It's a human emotion after all.
She was actually communicating with other whales because she is split from the group!
lmfao me too
Oh No you aren't, XAVIER! The very last thing you are is a whole ass mess! What you are is a beautiful soul who recognizes all the OTHER beautiful souls living here! We're all people - not all human people, but people nonetheless. Best part? You've a blessed gift!
I have no words to express how badly we need more people like these guys in the world. I am actually crying watching this whale show them her appreciation in the only way she can. This was amazing to watch.
There are a lot of people like this in the world, the news just likes to focus on the worst of us to divide and conquer.
We need far less!
@@Amazonkiller65 ?
You ... can be more like him. Foster parents are desperately needed. Just call, just to ask, what that would involve.
@@veramae4098 I am already fostering a total of 13 cats. I feed opossums and racoons on my porch and I also donate food to my local animal shelter as often as I can to help feed the cats and dogs. I wish I could help with the larger wild life.
Best day ever! She definitely was showing them that she's been freed from those awful nets. Animals of all kinds know when they've been saved. Right place. Right time! Thanks a million.
"...she's showing us that she's all free..."
That was the best part, aside from the actual freeing of the Whale
shatner99 I loved that
I think that kid got it totally right!
it's fake , the whale didn't jump out of the water , it's a different video added .notice the landscape here (that the guy in orange vest is pointing at) : 6:21 , then later, notice that the water color and landscape changes as the whale gets out of the water 6:24 . also the whale was so weak i doubt it would have jumped so fast after its release
@@liliks14 They followed it for over 4 miles. This here is just some clips of the whole event put in together.
Not all heroes wear capes, mine wears red speedos
Yep
Yep
Lmfao XD
Absolutely chuffin hilarous. That's my motto of the day
Aldo Silva it was superman on his day off lol
Humanity at its finest. THANK YOU! A full team effort from start to finish - being at the right place at the right time with the right gear, snorkeling to assess the entanglement, cutting and gathering of the netting balancing quickness and care, paddling for correct positioning, and filming which allowed the rest of the world to share in these magical moments.
I love how she performed such a grand and lengthy show as to leave absolutely zero doubt that you had removed every single piece of netting and freed her. I was overcome with emotion and sobbed. Happy tears. So proud of you all. Take care.
It is people like these who makes the world a better place to live in.❤
You can just tell that the whale is beyond happy and knows what happened.
With these whales, I think we aren't even close to understanding how Intelligent they actually are and when we finally realize, we'll also learn that intelligence is not always exactly as we envision it reflecting ourselves and our technology.
Why would anyone want to dislike this? That whale was clearly quite happy in its freedom.
Really. I wondered the same ~
it was the japeneese. or worse...
...THE SPANISH INQUISITION! Nobody expects the Spanish inquisition!
That guy's speedo is offensive lol
gaatutube probs a Japanese or Norwegian whale killer. yup.
hhhhhhh
Still one of my favourite rescues. They weren’t trained for this but they executed it to perfection. Amazing work.
Hart
Wow. Grown up man teary-eyed watching this. Thank for your big hearts.
Who else got this recommended in 2020? and glad they did.
Me :3
Me too.
Same
The whale was saying goodbye to Kirk Douglas - R.I.P. Spartacus
me for today
The intelligence of these animals is amazing to me. They know when humans are there to help and know enough to allow them to help by coming close and staying still. Then to put on a show after as a thank you just really shows their intellectual level and an understanding of a relationship between being helped and appreciation for the assistance. Truly amazing.
They don't know when humans are there to harm, which is the vast, vast majority of the time.
You really think that this whale thought “omg I have to do something to thank these people but I can’t talk so hmmmm what can I do? I know! I’ll put on a show for them! Yes that’s it! Ummmm no. That whale wasn’t able to breach because of the net and that’s is a common normal behavior for a humpback so it was doing it for its own sake because it wasn’t able to do it for who knows how long. Fucking pretentious humans always thinking ANYTHING an animal does after it gets help is solely for the human. “Oh look it’s thanking ME, look what’s it’s doing for ME cuz I helped it. So fucking arrogant.
@@mistifeyed It's actually already proven that whales and dolphins are highly intelligent.
Instead of claiming people to be arrogant, you should stop being so arrogant by thinking only humans are CAPABLE of being intelligent.
There are plenty of articles about that topic.
Here an example: us.whales.org/whales-dolphins/how-intelligent-are-whales-and-dolphins/
@@Bififress0r No one is saying that they are not intelligent. It was a young whale that began breaching shortly after being freed from a very stressful situation.
Most people do tend to ascribe human traits to animals and that is just not accurate in most cases.
However, it was wonderful seeing the whale breaching.
mistifeyed calm down. You’re very angry
That was sooooo impressive! Such an emotional moment, a deep desperation and afterwords pure joy. Thank you all for saving that baby! ❤
This just gives me chills. It’s sad that it happened in the first place, but it lets me know that there are good people out there willing to step forward and do the right thing even when there’s some risk to do it.
''Mommy I know what she's doing. She's showing us that she's all free!'' Kids, pure emotional intelligence
Smart kid (7:18)
She's just try to rub off the rest of the net....
She's obviously elated that she's freed.
I thought she said "-showing us that she's our friend."
Of course it's somehow joy and salvation but at least the tail slapping at the end is definitly a form of communication. Whales usually communicate with each other acoustically, but also by fin-slapping the surface,particularly in the event of danger or bad weather and rough and noisy seas. _Breaching_ is suggested to be "honest signalling", signing that you are physically fit - or all free. Looks like scientists need more emotional intelligence, because the small child understands a message in a few minutes for which scientists needed decades and large amount of studies.
Sometimes this breaching/jumping out of the water was also observed right after exceptionally long dives. It could be the whale: *_"I'm back."_*
But to shame the scientists completely, this clever child is probably even right that the whale communicated with _them._
The noise of a lobtail or breach travels much less well than that of a vocal call. Since the sea isn't rough and noisy and there are no other whales around, but the whale chose this form of communication, only the humans are left, her saviors, with whom the whale wanted to "talk".
PS: In addition, it must have been very important for the whale to do so, because this breaching costs a lot of energy.
She was patiently waiting till get released fully and showed everyone she is fine. Great job by risking life. God bless the team and keep continue to the service.
wouldn't say patiently.....the whale dragged them around for half a mile lol.....sounds more like the whale was trying to get away.
I think at first the whale thought it was free that's why it started dragging the boat. Once it realised the net was still attached it stopped and let let them do the rest. At least that's how I understand it
Speedo Man is the real hero! Speedo Man did it again!
Dr.M.Gunasekar Muthusamy
God bless? Huh? Why would your god create a place where this would happen in the first place? You realise that if these people weren’t out in the water at this exact time, and also didn’t care about helping this whale, that it would most likely have died a slow death. It’s great that these people did this thing, but to say god bless?? Are you serious?
By the way I’m taking the assumption that your god is all powerful, all knowing, all kind, and created the whole situation we are in. Please correct me if my assumption is wrong.
stop smuggling your stupid god.
What a wonderful experience for all involved in this amazing whale rescue and for those of us lucky enough to come across this video. Absolutely heartwarming.
That child was taught the most important lesson of her life that day, a lesson we all need in our lives. Thank you for sharing this, it was beautiful
Humpbacks are notoriously known for their compassionate nature. If they sense danger, it doesn’t matter what you are human, whale, seal etc, they will try to save you the best they can. A woman was saved from a shark by a humpback, one also saved a seal that was being attacked by orcas and let it ride on its belly.
It truly knew they were no threat, and absolutely showed it’s appreciation and happiness. Beautiful. 🥺
They go after killer whales all the time too when they are attacking other whales
So they’re the vigilante of the sea
@@sadflix8754the righteous vigilante of the sea 🐋
@@JoseGrannyVERY! 💙🐋
That breaching is her way of saying she was so happy you saved her. You people are special. God will always remember you guys. Thank you for the video.
as usual.. humans think they are the center of everything.. it wasn't really showing appreciation.. they breach to communicate long distances
, probably trying to communicate with family
@@elduderino7767 As usual.. Someone always comes along and makes absolute statements on a topic that is still very under-researched.
Of course we can observe behavioural routines and come to the most probable scenario based on those results, but we should also always take into consideration how limited our knowledge is, and that the only way we can expand our understandings, is by collecting data to cross-correlate, and to use that data as an educated estimate, not a concrete fact.
I'm not saying that this whale was showing appreciation, but to assume that it doesn't have the capacity to adapt it's usual behaviour to a very unusual scenario, would be to place a brick wall around our understanding of these very mysterious creatures. Intelligent creatures that are providing more and more new and revealing information within studies that lead to scientific breakthroughs and broader understandings in general, the more time moves forward, as field experts and technology become more precise at analyzing.
The whale was most likely communicating with its pod, like you said, but my issue is with your outright denial of it having the potential to be another, far less observed, type of interaction. Especially when we've seen that whales and dolphins in particular, are capable of advanced interaction with humans and other animals, and have done so countless times, as captured on recorded footage.
Rescuing that animal was it's own reward.
I am forever amazed at how creatures can allow us to help them and then they show their gratitude.
I come back at least once a year to watch this and every time I can't help it, but I cry, but it's a joyful cry. These people are true heroes, and it makes me want to help marine animals as well. You guys are truly inspiring and the whale definitely knows it too. I won't ever forget this video or the story, that I am sure of. I know the whale was exhausted but she still put a show on for you guys to show her appreciation. Thank you! Thank You again. I hope you guys are all doing well and still helping marine life!
I wish humans and animals could all live in harmony like this, helping each other and loving each other
+Patchouli Knowledge ;-; I truly wish that but since this world is FILLED WITH SELFISH PRICKS who only care about money and THEIR wellbeing, I might say that it would be pretty challenging to get that world or harmony. I really wish though what if humans just killed the amount they need, helped other animals?
+Siwoo Kim Then that would correlate to my Native American culture- I look at the destruction of the Earth and wonder how they had the right to call us savage.
+Patchouli Knowledge i already love lots of animals.
especially pidgeons and goats. i love them really hard.
+Patchouli Knowledge Impossible.
We were talking about over hunting and killing animals for sport. I can't speak for all tribes but on the reservation I grew up on, we hold anything alive sacred. You are absolutely correct, not all tribes hold the same lifestyles but in general, we Natives don't go around paying to "hunt" wild game. Peace to you.
So glad I'm not the only one crying at how beautiful that was lol. Wish we were all closer with nature.
This is a great start !!
We are all apart of Mother Nature. ❤❤❤
+ сколько БЛАГОДАРНОСТИ и ЛЮБВИ у этого животного, а самое главное РАДОСТИ ЖИЗНИ!!!
СЛАВА БОГУ ЗА ВСË!!!
I know what you talking about…..I agree with you…I don’t read your language but you also celebrate the same emotion… universal language…😊😮😢❤
@@alfredoaraujo7756
thank you for being attentive....
АКСИОС!!!
😇😇😇
I'm crying. Thanks to everyone who worked to set this beautiful creature free. 😊
RUclips algorithm, you've done such a great job.
Said no one ever.
I hope people stop eating fish. discarded nets are the main source of plastic in the ocean. it is pathetic. And for every pound of fish caught 5 pounds of bykill or unwanted sea life gets killed in the process of fishing. sad.
SingingMyBlue thanks, satan
Ha ha ha lol👍
Mick Bowe shut the fuck up
You remind me of my ex girlfriend negative and miserable
I think the child got it right when she said: "she's showing us that she's free".
definitely got it right
Whales only breach for a few reasons... one of them being "Happy" ... so shes definitely showing them shes free and happy (Even if not for them, it was doing it out of being free from the net)
unfortunate the cutie has to be corrected by an ego bound adult saying "no she's saying thank you" lmao wtf
something she will remember for life
come on becky no ones denying that child. they all agree. get real girl, its more like your stressed out ego hears what it wants to hear
Nice thought, but most likely she is really signaling to her kind, This behavior is a known communication system over great distances - the impacts create sounds that travel immense distances and the energy used to create them is minor compared to that required to achieve the same effect vocally. But, hey! It certainly could be a way of expressing joy and thanks.
I just saw this in 2024 and it is amazing! It makes me think that ANYONE who goes out in a boat should ALWAYS carry cutting implements every time they go out because you NEVER KNOW when you will see an animal in need. Everyone should have a kit with heavy duty scissors, etc. just like they have a first aid kit. What a gift to be able to save a life like that.
My eyes weld with tears for her/him. Let FREEDOM ring! This is her/his independence day! Thank you so much guys for your tiring yet rewarding magnificent rescue. The whale thanks you and so do we. 🐳😊
some friends and i did the same thing to a ray that had some fishing line around one of his wings, we cut it off and followed us around like a dog for a couple hours while we were in the area.
+Robert Jones yaay man
here have a cookie
+Siwoo Kim you must think highly of yourself, but missed the point completely!
Arturo F forgive him, hes just coming to terms that he well never amount to anything to anyone
+Robert Jones That's surprising. Rays aren't known for that kind of behavior. A whale definitely would comprehend the concept of appreciation after being saved, but a ray? Impressive, most impressive.
+ShadeSlayer1911 I swam with rays in Mexico, they interact with us, sometimes brushing past like a cat would lol
I‘m 72 years old and have tears of joy in my eyes! Great camerawork and off course great job and fantastic outcome. That took guts, strength and perseverance! Thank you all for the good job and for sharing!
Bernd Heiden hiii! I hope u live 200 years 💜💜💜
Yes grandpa!
Off Course? Maybe they were ON COURSE? 72? So? Im 52, and didnt cry! Are you emo unstable?
@@user-ur6pd1df7h ya that isn’t possible
@@bigwalla anything is possible ❤️
Wow! I love their laughter when they got the last bit of net off - what a pure, collective expression of joy. I also had a smile from ear to ear from then until the end, as well as water in my eyes and a lump in my throat. Well done awesome humans!
What a magnificent animal. A beautiful story, thank you to this family for saving her. That would have been one of the best feelings to know you saved her and she showed her appreciation so many times. Pretty sure she waved to you all at the end. Again, thank you 🙏.
Jay
That last shot of her vertical breach was ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!! Just beautiful. Thank you for saving her, it's quite obvious that she was extremely grateful. 🙏 🩵
Yeah it left me in awe
@@matimus100 but can you see this 🖕
❤
The little girl made the ending even more beautiful
"She's showing us she's all fwee!"
Well it would to dummies like you.
I think he must be suffering from some mental impairment, it's a shame but they do walk amongst us.
John Perks Stfu
+John Perks What does this have to do with feminism? A little kid said something cute and people liked it. How do you even know what gender the kid was? Little boys and girls sound the same. Damn you're paranoid.
Beautiful story of brave, caring people willing to do the work to help save this magnificent and majestic creature from certain death. The joy this whale showed these folks was awe-inspiring. Even in her exhaustion, she (what i think) showered then with thanks with the numerous breaches and activity. I love this, and i, too, felt total elation when they got her fully freed from those damn nets.
There's very little that's better than this story. Thank you so much for your efforts to save this whale and then for sharing this story. It's pure gold.
Love seeing people celebrate honorable and heroic deeds, love seeing how happy they are just to help another living being.
I keep ending up on pages of videos that make me cry...this video is such a good sign that the human race might just make it.
Terri M Crying while watching this shows that you are a person who is empathetic. Without knowing you, I love you for that. Watching that young whale breach is still making me weep with joy.
It's so emotional.This one and a dolphin who needed a hook taken out by divers to get that done. They managed to get it out and the dolphin clearly is thankful. Blows my mind what beauty can happen between humans and animals...and breaks my mind when cruelty happens between humans and animals. But I still hold out hope for we fragile, blessed humans. God bless us all.
Terri M I was crying watching this too. Sobbing more like it and saying, "that is SO beautiful" in-between joyful sobs. And when the voice of the small child said, "Momma i know what she is doing, she's showing us that she's free!"...i officially lost it. In a good way! :)
Terri M
Humans will make it. That's not a problem, the issue is the animal kingdom most likely will not. I can't imagine living in a world where you can't see a butterfly in the air or fish in the sea, but there are areas already like that.
Alas, Nick, you are right. God weeps...
The little girls innocent voice was the point in which I cried. Happy tears. Thank you for saving this magnificent life & her dance of thAnks was breathtaking.
Same here!💞
You cried???
ANNO DOMINI Yep
I felt it
I started crying too T^T
Such happiness! THANK YOU GOOD PEOPLE. So glad t see this lovely whale so happy and free!!
12 years after, I an we have to thank you guys for saving this beautiful life. Thank you so much!
The whale doing its’ freedom dance is so amazing, how could anybody not be moved by that?
Surely it was overjoyed it was rescued
It was communicating with other whales lol as it was separated from the group
they breach to communicate long distances
.. friends left him for dead the bastards
One of the most wholesome videos on the internet
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Agreed. I've watched it three times and its always just as rewarding to watch. What amazing humanity. We need to see more wholesome, uplifting stuff on the internet.
Yay Mr Wholesome! 😁 Agreed. We need it!
Thank God for people like them!! Thank u for saving such a wonderful creature!
Heartfelt gratitude to these 5 people for working so hard to save this beautiful whale. Thank you. Animals need our help because we've polluted so much of their world. My eyes are tearing up.
Robin
The true definition of hero…. He knew he could die at anytime but put the animals’s life before his own. You, sir, are an inspiration. If everyone were more like you, this world would be the place to be
losing your life … to find it!
You ... can be more like him. Foster parents are desperately needed. Just call, just to ask, what that would involve.
@@veramae4098 I would love to. Who do I call?
That whale would have been absolutely exhausted. Had it freed its self independent of human intervention it would had slunk away to recuperate. That show was pure thanks.
Oh wow, good point!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have goosebumps. May all creatures be freed from their nets, traps, cages, crates, and aquariums.
The amount of netting they took onto the boat, and the fact that the fins were tied down to its side, I doubt very much that whale would've naturally freed itself and survived.
@@recovered4life aaand disposable plastic. right?
I hope you are right. However- those breaches might have been an attempt to untangle the rest of the net.
@@cetterus The breaches were being done after all the netting was off.
When she first breached to show how happy she was, I instantly teared up
A life may be validated with only one great effort ❤
The people in this small boat showed great courage.
They could possibly have been capsized if the whale took a sudden panic dive.
One of The Best videos on Utube.
Where there's life there's hope.
You know, this is one of the things very interesting about humans. They dont care if animals are murdered inhumanely for meat, because they just buy it portioned in store. But when you see an animal in wild suffering, people are willing to risk their lives to save it, no matter what. People are good in their heart, but they are ignorant and that is what makes us the worst. We have the intelligence to make the world better, yet we only make it worse because of our ignorancy.
@@Tesoro1996 i completely understand your point even though i am not veg(an)...i have never asked a vegan this question and dont mean to offend whether or not you are, but what do vegans think about the animals killing other animals for food (the food chain) which we are apart of...is it just that we overdo it so badly by butchering so manu innocent animals or are we not considered to be apart of the chain in vegans eyes and therefore should never eat meat
@@danecker8895 I am not vegan either, I just understand their point. I'm not saying I am any better than other carnivores, I just know where problem lies. It's not in people eating meat, its because of mass meat productions that treat animals inhumanely for maximum efficiency. We could do better than that. Meat doesn't have to be our everyday meal. I think, if we had less meat to buy, we would be forced to eat more vegetables and meatless meals, which would eventually improve our health and decrease overweight. I see all the points vegans do, but it won't make me stop eating meat.
@@danecker8895 and to answer your question, we, of course, are part of the food chain. We are on top of it because of our intelligence and technology. But yes, we deffinitely produce more than we need, every year hundreds of thousands ton of food are going to waste. If we only produced what we really need, the world wouldn't be so fucked up.
@@Tesoro1996 well stated! If you ever run for public office, you have my vote 😊
I think the 747 people that down voted this video expected the whale to surface and thank the rescuers personally in English.
They probably work for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service...
This brings tears to my eyes! Well done all involved!
Always find these wild animal rescue things amazing, it really understood the guy was there as a friend.
This gotta be one of those moments in life when you believe you are doing something that really makes the difference.
certainly made a difference to that whale! :-)
It didn't make a difference to to be exact.
@@thornthornthorne4531 Saving someone's life doesn't change the world, but it changes the world for that person.
@@thornthornthorne4531 it made a hell of a differnce for the beautiful creature who has all the right to life just as you and I have.
Johnny Valencia well said.
I am literally CRYING over seeing her joy at being free. No music, no effects, NOTHING but her joy and gratitude moves me to tears ❤️❤️❤️
Exactly such a beautiful video with amazing people
I think joy certainly was involved. But it’s also possible the freed whale was breaching and slapping the water in an effort to communicate with fellow whales that may have swum on during her time of entrapment in the net.
Absolutely Fantastic; Job well done! Many thanks and appreciation to the rescues👍
Whales are a beautiful, extremely sensitive and intelligent sea going mammalian. We humans owe them the great respect.❤ Considering our past: "Whaling"😡
@@kepckatherinec805 so true... and so sad... to feel left behind
LMAO you just did the meme
Why would over 2000 people dislike this video is beyond me... Way to go for freeing this beautiful animal. Cheers!!
Unbelievable that anyone would dislike that video. When you see a response so opposite to normal human compassion you are looking at brainwashing.
its just a reminder that the world we live in isnt perfect.. there are some mentally damaged people out there..
2000 chinese whalers
I think it was cause of his red speedos
I'm hoping they were dislikes in regards to the situation, being the whale being stuck in the first place.
That seriously bring tears to my eyes. I seen these whales off the coast of Cabo & it was the highlight of my trip.
Wow, that is amazing. These animals are so intelligent, probably in a lot more ways than we realize Great work and what an incredible story. Goes in into the all time
The world is a little bit better thanks to people like you!
@@sjcali57 I'm sorry ur life sucks so much u have to spread negativity on the internet behind ur little screen. Hopefully it gets better 😘
Not if you're a krill.
My Wife and I just watched this, and we actually clapped when you freed the Whale, words fail me, all I have is Thank You for saving such a beautiful creature, true heroes of the sea
NOT A CREATURE
Disrespecting nature comment
@@matimus100 Incorrect, what were you thinking there lol
By the end I’m crying, so happy to see her joyful & free!
Thank you for what you did. I wish more people cared about our planet and it's beautiful inhabitants.
Why am I crying
Because..... SO beautiful! (crying too)
Because they're let food got away.
+Blackshadow fuck you for calling the whale food
+kayla For the same reason I am. ;)
yep..me too!
This made me feel so joyful and yet sad, these whales are so intelligent and harbor no distain for us, even though we are killing them and destrying their home.
I know😔
they taste so yummy but . when I went to Africa I tried human meat also and it's dilicous with soy sauce marinade. we could prob use a bit of depopulation with that method
@@zhouxiaodong6867 Maybe we could start with you first.
@@zhouxiaodong6867 judging by your profile. you definitely dont have one m8
Zhou xiaodong What a disgusting person you are.
What a memory you and the little one will have. AND an awesome recording !!
BRAVO ❤
This video is and anthem for freedom and trust and the best Valentine ever!!! What a glorious thing to do. I would have too! I was on the edge of my seat waiting for the moment. I feel love and hope for humanity in seeing this. Your family is beautiful.. Together you all took action, & knew what you had to do.....the ultimate risk because the stakes were too high. Thank you beyond words for saving Valentina
how arrogant to think animals have no feelings.....
thank you for sharing this heartbreaking video with happy end, you are a real hero!!
of course they have feelings. after having 2 dogs live complete lives in my life time, i know that they have personalities and moods just like humans do.
Yea , my dog turns into a complete bitch after i pick him up from the pet hotel everytime
humans are animals, and they don't seem to have any true feelings
Kate Annett Well , some do
Kate Annett You are one of those people, huh? 😑
This is the kind of life I want to have. Just want to help animals and people. With no expectations. Good job man. Thank you for great job
Can I get a few bucks?
give to give...not to get...and you will never be disappointed by the expectation of a thanks or a return gift that never comes...
So do I,helping animals is the best feeling in the world...sad though that we have to help,but at least some of us do
Wait till you meet a shark. It won't wait 1 second before tearing into your flesh
@@dope8452 The number of unprovoked shark attacks is often less than 100 per year (for the entire world). Sharks don't tend to attack humans.
That was a beautiful gesture these men saving the young humpback whale. It brought tears to my eyes. Thank all of you involved in her rescue.
People's eyes are clouded by tears that they mistook dislike for like.
No
@@andrewcastleberry4921 but why?
@@andrewcastleberry4921 can't believe they don't like the actual deed. I d say, they don't like the entanglement itself........
May be they couldn't understand the language and thought they were hunting whales. Awwww
@@Irene-iu9sj get a life. Not everyone has to have the same opinion and feelings as you
They're more aware of us than we think. I was out on a little tiny kayak in Redondo Beach and I accidentally paddled right out into a group of humpback whales. I think it was a mother and her calf. I didn't see them breach until I got too close. It was like they started breaching when I get near. I didn't want to panic or hit one with a paddle on accident so I just sat there. They were doing incredible jumps and tail slaps but when they started getting close to me they stopped. One of their belly flops would easily kill me but they didn't do it too close to me. The mother breached right up alongside me and I got to touch her rubbery back. I started to paddle back but they actually followed me. Or it seems like they did cause they were still doing their show from the same distance. I got another breach right up alongside me and I saw the tail go up but thankfully it didn't slap or else that might have hurt. I paddled back towards the shore and they swam off. BUT I would not recommend doing what I did. They might be peaceful creatures but they're so massive it's easy for them to accidentally hurt you. I felt like a tiny ant in comparison to their size that close up.
The energy when you know you just got your life back!
Some amazing people who saved a life! Thank you for your compassion!!
Beautiful moment in your lives. Thank you for sharing and thank you for helping.. The little girl at the end was so sweet. :)
His distress calls killed me everytime...
Oh gosh, that desperate *gasping* for air? All I could think was: That's the sound of a whale drowning :(
They have to be constantly in montion to have oxygen throughout their body...if they are not able to move they die...and die slowly....so very glad these humans came along and actually cared enough to TRY something...
That's why when they got her somewhat free, they said it took them about a half mile ride...that was the whale moving enough to get some oxygen flowing through out its body because it had been shutting down....and then after they got it all off, that's why it was jumping and ,moving around because its body had been in shock and shutting down, and by that movement and jumping and flapping she was getting her body working again...(and I am sure thanking these humans) lol
@@justmissjamey the animals that needs to be condtantly moving to keep breathing are sharks and not even all of them. Whales breathe outside of the water so as long as the blowhole, or whatever it's called in English, is out of the water they can breathe just fine
@@RandomPerson-de8zp everybody is a marine biologist now
@@juanesteban8938 you don't need to be a marine biologist to know that whales breathe outside of the water
I was afraid some of the net was left on the tail, but the tail slaps showed it was all free. What a relief. What a gorgeous creature.
Awww what a blessing to model and demonstrate to your child a strong moral compass too! ✌ to all the living organisms, mammals, and animals!
Congrats on being super humans. Your rescue of this beautiful young whale was a great testimony that there’s still hope for humankind.
Hi 👋
It is very beautiful to see when human connects with animals. The whale was very happy so it put up a show for you guys. Thank God for good people in this world!
Linda por dentro e por fora também.
Thank you!!
Andrea de Jesus :)
Andrea de Jesus its so majestic
Zulema Calderon
It is and thank you are a good person because you connected with my message.
That little girl made me cry lol
cry and laugh out loud?
Little you make me laugh ant she something..
I teared up too.
Tears joy
Such a pure little soul, what an amazing thing to experience at such a young age!
Considering how dolphins and whales have often sought help from humans for members of their pods, I believe they sense when they're approaching or being approached by compassionate humans. Hearts emit an electromagnetic field, they can feel when we have love and concern for them due to that literal heart energy. Combined with their high level of intelligence, I believe they usually know when we're trying to help and is why they typically remain calm, unlike many other animals.
This was like watching an epic, full length thriller movie, all in just a few minutes! What a ride! The words the lil child innocently uttered at the end there, were as profound as any wise words ever said in all of history :)
Thank you!
OWO hai! im fan!
hello
Thank you for sharing this on daily dose!!
Daily Dose Of Internet yo
I came here from you
It's sad that animals are not recognized for being highly intelligent--more intelligent that we may dare to believe.
Somebody said that most aquatic animals are extremely friendly and I agree with that now. Like, we-don't-deserve-them friendly
That's exactly what I'm thinking about tonight! Watching different clips of animal reactions and responses has me thinking I've been focusing on all the wrong things in life. Life is amazing... Animals are spirit beings with different purposes and varying potential for reasoning.
Whales/dolphins and octopus/squid/cuttlefish especially.
Even goldfish have performed better on cognitive tests than we expected them to.
@@anonmyss I totally agree most animals are passion-driven beings, but there are a few ones (like us) that have a bit more going on up there. More problem solving and self recognition. Interacting with an elephant or dolphin is completely different than a dog or cat.
(disclaimer, I love them all. Even bugs)
If they were so highly intelligent, then wouldnt have been caught in tje net in the 1st faqing place...
Wow... I'm totally impressed with what this family did .. not many get a chance of a lifetime. And this family came through with the tasks at hand.
Congratulations, Thank you and always blessings to all
👍👍
I dont understand how people could watch this and dislike it. Atleast on principal of what these people did for this whale. Great job on helping this whale.
maybe the dislikes were for the ones who put the net there??
SunGear I never thought about it like that, but good point. I hope that's what they mean!
92alphagal same
Some people are probably upset that they chose to put their child in danger to save a whale.
Some people just want to watch the world burn.
she's showing elation at being free, and her range of motion is back
Nope, most likely trying to communicate with its pod.
AlexZander they communicate with sounds and echo location. Those displays were to show appearance and that she was happy
Absolutely
Exactly what the young girl said
Lol