This is the way you're supposed to see orcas not in a bathtub performing tricks. These people are so lucky to have been there to see these beautiful intelligent animals up close. Memories for a lifetime and a dream of mine.
O I know and every time I see a video it crosses my mind of the poor ones in tubs I can't believe any one would not agree and I totally feel their so smart we could teach the ones that are istatutionalize can be tought to be orcas again the owners of parks are pigs they have great plan on freeing them in rehab pens and I know it would work
I can understand the awe, the choked voice, the wonder of seeing these magnificent animals in their natural environment. What a wonderful experience for these people. The scenery is stunning and the water looks crystal clear.
There's been multiple encounters with Killer Whales but I have never heard one attacking a person. There's even the one video with the dog swimming with them and they didn't hurt the dog either. Says a lot about Killer Whales and how they got the name wrong.
@@skiman863 The name is not wrong, it is your interpretation of it that is wrong. The name "killer whale" derives the early whalers, they saw how the Orcas hunting and killing whales, hence they where called whale killers, turning on to killer of whales, and finally shortened to killer whale. Look it up on Wikipedia. What is amazing however, is their ability to distinguish so clearly between what to prey and what to not, thinking of that of that black dog paddling towards the beach with and Orca sniffing it's butt, making absolutely no attempt to nibble the dogs tail or legs. They truly are amazing animals.
@@backagain5216 Yes you are right. On Disney+, there is a documentary on whales and on covering orcas, the scientist filmed an orca female offering him a stingray that she caught as a jester of friendship. I thought it was the coolest thing caught on film until this video.
@@Americaninparis2012 I seen that too. There also a mother orca and her calves(?) swimming of New Zealand next to a woman swimming. They are magnificent animals. Happiness&peace to you from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia!
Lol human thinking it can save the earth! Just so you know God's word said, man will destroy the earth and at the same time there will be people who think they can save it. Read your Bibles people it's the truth
Just a reminder that wild animals are indeed wild. Don't assume any wild animal is like your dog or cat. It is wonderful to get to see them, but it is also good these swimmers got out of the water to let the pod go by. Thanks for posting this video so the rest of us could share your excitement.
Your 100% right, however there has never been a single incident of harm ever caused by an orca to a human being. They are the most intelligent creatures in all of the oceans so humans are a curiosity to them but they are wild and even if they want to play they are too big and can hurt you seriously. Ask orca trainers.
@@euclideszoto997 Like the world has accurate reporting? Foolish assumption, Orcas can suffer from mental illness go rogue eat you and leave no trace if the want too. People disappear on water every year, even if they bit out of curiosity or by mistake the injuries would be extreme. 3 Orca slave trainers were killed by one upset Orca. Delusional trainers like Zigfried and Roy exploiting big cats. Marine world/seaworld/Vancouver Aquarium are animal pimps.
Also just remember if they wanted to eat those humans they would've launched themselves at the people... have you ever seen these beautiful monsters hunt? You wouldn't even know about them if they wanted to eat you!
In this area there are Southern residents, which live on the BC border to south Puget Sound, Northern Residents, which live from BC to Alaska, then Transients and Offshores. North and South are primarily fish eaters, Transients, which these are, eat whales, seals, dolphins, and occasionally moose and deer swimming between island, etc. Offshores do the same. Truly a remarkable and wonderful sight!
@joeybulford5266 yeah they're still wild animals so your instinct is right. At any moment they could get easily get pissed and snap. Either annoyed or threatened by your presence.
@lise Yeah volume off is good advice, although I did enjoy the sounds of the Orca breathing. Calving glaciers is another one where there is a lot of commentary.
I'd say the same about the comments sections... As in, nothing makes it worse than some whiney, tiny dick troll comes in and attempts to mansplain things.
This is the no. 1 reason I enjoy hiking alone. Just when a beautiful, majestic moment comes along, what I REALLY need is for someone to scream, "OH MY GAWD!", continually in my ear.
I think honestly the parents are trying to stop or steer the little ones(young orcas) away. The same happened in klemtu & at the same time a sea plane landed. The pod basically half panicked as the youngest came towards some of our swimming kids too. I bet it was the same little pod
Good that the people got up out of the water and (mostly) out of reach. These Orcas are Transients and they hunt sea mammals like seals, dolphins and sea lions. Not sure if they just might consider a human swimming as just another sea mammal to snack on. The Salmon Eaters travel in much larger groups and vocalize a lot more. They don't eat seals, (nor is a human at quite such a risk as being considered prey). Pretty cool to have such a close encounter.
I doubt it. They are picky eaters. It is like saying Humans eat Cows but would we consider Lions as food. Most likely not, even if we could kill them. Cultured animals like Humans, dolphins and Orcas only eat what they believe taste good and feels right. That is why they dont attack humans. Not because they like us.
I love Quadra Island. In my childhood there was a commune there I stayed at. They sold the land for nothing- it was the southern most tip. I think they built a hotel there. I don't actually know. I came back on my honeymoon and they came almost this close to us as we were showing under a small spring. Beautiful beyond words.
when ever i see massive predatory sea animal coming towards me..i have this bodily self defense reaction that comes out fast...its like a fluid brownish in color or sometimes yellowish..
I'm glad they were confident they were whales. If I see a fin sticking out of the water in that manner I am moving. I've seen Jaws enough times to be afraid to go into the water.
The film might give you flashback everytime you see fin. Dolphins are toothed whales though. There are toothed whale (dolphins, etc) and baleen whale (like humpback, fin whale, blue whale, etc)
Very clever: the young orcas go first under the water surface, while the adult shows its dorsal fin way behind them; therefore impression you have safe distance when they are really way in front of matriarch.
Orcas have never attacked a human in the wild only in captivity. They often help humans stuck in the ocean and have guided boats to harbors helping them navigate waters filled with obstacles only they can see.
I was on a boat once and was having problems with my phone when a pod of orcas swam alongside. They told me how to turn off irritating notifications and in return I gave them all of the fish that I had caught that day.
I think it is funny that the guy thinks he moved to safety. Has he ever seen a Pod tag team a seal on a floating chunk of ice? They are the most intelligent hunters on the planet!
They don't hunt prey that's standing above the water line on jagged rocks; are you under the impression they can swim *under* the rocks like it's a floating chunk of ice?
I remember clearly the day something very similar happened to me. It's forever etched in my mind, it was so unbelievable. It was on the shore of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin.
Why should you be quiet? Orcas are such curious animals, they find noises even more interesting. What is more boring than people standing still doing nothing. Then you are nothing more than a stone to them.
Yes! I usually go around in nature telling all the birds to stop with their idiotic singing, the grasshoppers to stop their annoying chirping! Also wolfs: Quit the howling pls! So definatly agree.
@@Lunaris88 it's actually well known among educated people that noise is disturbing wildlife.. But why care about real life and other people's possibility to experience undisturbed nature, when you need to scream like a selfish child?
Had I been where that one guy was standing, daft me would lean over and try to pet it as it swam by. I have a hard time staying away from wildlife even though I know we have to, to keep them safe. I hid an injured deer in my backyard 2 years ago and nursed her back to health and fed her, left water out for her, and then one day after about 2 weeks, she got up, jumped the 5ft fence and went back to her wild life. I can't ignore wildlife since I love animals too much.
They are beautiful. They don't eat humans. So they were probably just coming to say hi and see what the swimmers were doing. It's like there is an unsaid relationship between humans and wild orcas. Because they don't hurt us. And we don't hurt them. They will hunt almost every that goes in the water. But not people. Completely wild orcas have been observed protecting humans when there are other threats in the water such as sharks.
Great video, but TH-cam forced me to watch a 30 second advert for a 74 second video. This new type of advert appeared today for me and I think I will need to find a different pastime.
Yup, I grew up on the BC coast and swam in the water at least hundreds of times. Maybe a few thousand times. Lots. First dozen or so times I was really nervous about orcas and sea lions.Wanna know what happened? Nothing. After a while you get pretty used to it because nothing ever attacks you. Water is pretty cold though, so don't stay in too long. Other than that it is pretty safe to swim there. Makes you feel pretty good about yourself too. Nothing quite like diving down in the water, hovering there, and everything is completely quiet and peaceful. Snorkel diving at it's best. Since I spent literally years in the water and nothing ever attacked me, I have grown quite fond of those 'dangerous' creatures. Don't mess with them when they are rutting, but other than that they are probably much safer than humans. Keep your distance and be respectful and no harm will come your way.
There was a video of a beautiful girl diving off Haida Gwai (NW) among schools of rather large sharks. She inter-acted with them and nothing untoward came of it. Braver than I am to be sure, but I haven't been able to find the video since. Anybody know where it is?
orcas: "we hunt seals and great white sharks, but let's not hunt those slow-swimming animals." humans: "those animals are called *killer* whales, but let's stay close enough to the shore that we're still within their reach to watch them."
I would not have gotten out of the water. The chance to be that close in the wild is amazing. Yes I know it could also be dangerous. I think I would be so excited I would risk it. If they come to me I would stay. I wouldn't case after them in the water though
@@sirhookuupdaily9726 there has never been a reported incident of orca attacking humans in the wild. I understand it would still be dangerous but most of the fun things in life are.
This is the way you're supposed to see orcas not in a bathtub performing tricks. These people are so lucky to have been there to see these beautiful intelligent animals up close. Memories for a lifetime and a dream of mine.
Thanks for your opinion
I 200 percent agree. These people don't fully realize how incredibly lucky they had this experience.
God please bless me before I die, let me swim with a whale.
@@fluffyrambochiqui1836 that is my dream too, I love orca
O I know and every time I see a video it crosses my mind of the poor ones in tubs I can't believe any one would not agree and I totally feel their so smart we could teach the ones that are istatutionalize can be tought to be orcas again the owners of parks are pigs they have great plan on freeing them in rehab pens and I know it would work
I can understand the awe, the choked voice, the wonder of seeing these magnificent animals in their natural environment. What a wonderful experience for these people.
The scenery is stunning and the water looks crystal clear.
There's been multiple encounters with Killer Whales but I have never heard one attacking a person. There's even the one video with the dog swimming with them and they didn't hurt the dog either. Says a lot about Killer Whales and how they got the name wrong.
@@skiman863 Nah killer whales are right they are apex predators and pretty good at it.
@@skiman863 It should be Whale Killers but that doesn’t sound right either.
Its annoying
@@skiman863 The name is not wrong, it is your interpretation of it that is wrong. The name "killer whale" derives the early whalers, they saw how the Orcas hunting and killing whales, hence they where called whale killers, turning on to killer of whales, and finally shortened to killer whale. Look it up on Wikipedia. What is amazing however, is their ability to distinguish so clearly between what to prey and what to not, thinking of that of that black dog paddling towards the beach with and Orca sniffing it's butt, making absolutely no attempt to nibble the dogs tail or legs. They truly are amazing animals.
I love how the guy moved onto the rocks when the orcas surfaced, some already stealthy passed by him before they popped up for a breath of air 🤣
Yea he’s lucky he didn’t get mistaken for a seal 🦭 😆
@@DjAlizay They are too smart. They know what we are.
@@backagain5216 Yes you are right. On Disney+, there is a documentary on whales and on covering orcas, the scientist filmed an orca female offering him a stingray that she caught as a jester of friendship. I thought it was the coolest thing caught on film until this video.
@@Americaninparis2012 I seen that too. There also a mother orca and her calves(?) swimming of New Zealand next to a woman swimming. They are magnificent animals. Happiness&peace to you from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia!
@@jimnorthland2903 lol, thank you. I can't believe I made such a mistake. I swear everyday I'm in France, my English keeps deteriorating.
The girl's reaction is so genuine. Love this.
Don cha just love a genuine reaction there.
its annoying
@@BMW_Z4idiot then don’t watch it. your getting worked up over excitement and shock 🤦🏾♀️
@@BMW_Z4idiot
I agree.
The dumb girl "screaming"
@azulriaa - *you're. The contraction of you are. It's really not difficult.
Beautiful animals way better than watching tv
It would be a massively spiritual experience to be so close to these creatures.
Not scientific?
@@kbtitan2464 Maybe for marine biologists. Of which I am not one.
Orcas are so amazing. Precious life forms we will need always to treasure and protect. Forever.
Yes, even at the cost of human lives
75 of them just killed and ate a blue whale in Australia.
@@uabir8338 What do you mean?
They are so cute, intelligent, and curious 😆
@@artemis2990 well the orca may b hungry..no seals around? Jump in see what happens! Haha 😄
The only decent thing I have seen on global for eons.
And yet, here you are!
@@laurafedora5385 orcas always grab my attention more than ignorant bipeds.
And STILL they felt the need to issue a baseless warning to swimmers.
Nothing like a good whale video with some woman freaking out vocally behind the camera...
Goes with your stupid comment 😊❤
Finally some proper content that's been missing for the last 3 years!!
Hopefully the trend continues.. they should have a wild encounters series 😎
The fact that there used to be even a remote chance for orcas to swim in there wiuod keep me outta the water FOREVER
If we're so "AMAZED" by nature, you'd think we'd try ALOT harder to save it...
^ A lot.
Agreed.
Should be too comment, facts.
We think exactly alike 👍
Lol human thinking it can save the earth! Just so you know God's word said, man will destroy the earth and at the same time there will be people who think they can save it. Read your Bibles people it's the truth
Orcha’s - ‘Its those screeher’s again, give them a wide bearth’! 😂
Just a reminder that wild animals are indeed wild. Don't assume any wild animal is like your dog or cat. It is wonderful to get to see them, but it is also good these swimmers got out of the water to let the pod go by. Thanks for posting this video so the rest of us could share your excitement.
I’d jump on there back thinking I was Jesse
I don’t really think it matters if they go out of the water or stay in it here.
Your 100% right, however there has never been a single incident of harm ever caused by an orca to a human being. They are the most intelligent creatures in all of the oceans so humans are a curiosity to them but they are wild and even if they want to play they are too big and can hurt you seriously. Ask orca trainers.
@@euclideszoto997 Like the world has accurate reporting? Foolish assumption, Orcas can suffer from mental illness go rogue eat you and leave no trace if the want too. People disappear on water every year, even if they bit out of curiosity or by mistake the injuries would be extreme. 3 Orca slave trainers were killed by one upset Orca. Delusional trainers like Zigfried and Roy exploiting big cats. Marine world/seaworld/Vancouver Aquarium are animal pimps.
Also just remember if they wanted to eat those humans they would've launched themselves at the people...
have you ever seen these beautiful monsters hunt? You wouldn't even know about them if they wanted to eat you!
In this area there are Southern residents, which live on the BC border to south Puget Sound, Northern Residents, which live from BC to Alaska, then Transients and Offshores. North and South are primarily fish eaters, Transients, which these are, eat whales, seals, dolphins, and occasionally moose and deer swimming between island, etc. Offshores do the same. Truly a remarkable and wonderful sight!
Transients eat moose and deer too? 😳
@@Biociety if they are swimming between islands, yes they will. Look it up, it's documented.
@@mk1gti Humans too,
Primarily, according to the media and our government they exclusively eat salmon. Balony for sure
@@mrmaphousa4349 People have to stop feeding them lunch meats for sure. They have enough sodium already LOL!
This is sooo amazing. Thank you
Beautiful, incredible creatures! 🐳🥰
It’s chill they are always nice to humans.
Hymmm have you not seen videos of them attacking sail boats?
I would want to swim with them so bad, and yet I’d still prbly be too terrified to do so.
@joeybulford5266 yeah they're still wild animals so your instinct is right. At any moment they could get easily get pissed and snap. Either annoyed or threatened by your presence.
They’re processing the humans, Copernicus…
Orcas are apex predators even over sharks... they kill sharks like nothing. But are less likely to hunt and attack you than a shark.
I think this MUCH MUCH better than seaworld. You get to see them up close, you keep the distance and they are happy.
Nothing improves a nature video than someone shouting 'omg' over and over.
@lise Yeah volume off is good advice, although I did enjoy the sounds of the Orca breathing. Calving glaciers is another one where there is a lot of commentary.
Natural human reaction for some computer 😂😅😊❤
Get over it
I'd say the same about the comments sections...
As in, nothing makes it worse than some whiney, tiny dick troll comes in and attempts to mansplain things.
She's right, amazing. Amazingly beautiful.
My man was brave up until the last minute lol. He finally said, I better just in case. Lol
Why do females always have to make loud high pitch noises???
Breathtaking ! ❤
Lucky encounter! Such beautiful creatures!
Stay in the water and look like a seal, and the Oh My God will have a totally new meaning.
they have better odds in the water of not getting attacked with Orcas than a great white shark! FACTS!
This is the no. 1 reason I enjoy hiking alone.
Just when a beautiful, majestic moment comes along, what I REALLY need is for someone to scream, "OH MY GAWD!", continually in my ear.
What a blessing full of awe
I think honestly the parents are trying to stop or steer the little ones(young orcas) away. The same happened in klemtu & at the same time a sea plane landed. The pod basically half panicked as the youngest came towards some of our swimming kids too. I bet it was the same little pod
Good that the people got up out of the water and (mostly) out of reach. These Orcas are Transients and they hunt sea mammals like seals, dolphins and sea lions. Not sure if they just might consider a human swimming as just another sea mammal to snack on. The Salmon Eaters travel in much larger groups and vocalize a lot more. They don't eat seals, (nor is a human at quite such a risk as being considered prey). Pretty cool to have such a close encounter.
I doubt it. They are picky eaters. It is like saying Humans eat Cows but would we consider Lions as food. Most likely not, even if we could kill them. Cultured animals like Humans, dolphins and Orcas only eat what they believe taste good and feels right. That is why they dont attack humans. Not because they like us.
I love Quadra Island. In my childhood there was a commune there I stayed at. They sold the land for nothing- it was the southern most tip. I think they built a hotel there. I don't actually know. I came back on my honeymoon and they came almost this close to us as we were showing under a small spring. Beautiful beyond words.
That's where our place is, the former commune with the stone house.
Orca says…does this seal taste funny to you? Yep…they have funny fur too.
with this video.... you'll get the copycats trying to get close....and it will be a matter of time until one gets dragged under !!!
@@YesItsReallyKeith No. Try to find just ONE creditable report of Orcas EVER harming swimmers. Hasn't/doesn't and won't happen.
@@philipkeeler9997it has happened, but there’s only one recorded case, so yeah, you have a better chance to win the lottery, by a long shot.
0:57
@@diegobordones2106 this guy was surfing, says he thinks Orca mistook him for a seal, took a nibble & took off. If really attacked he be dead
when ever i see massive predatory sea animal coming towards me..i have this bodily self defense reaction that comes out fast...its like a fluid brownish in color or sometimes yellowish..
🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
Your brains!??
The most beautiful and majestic creatures on earth!.
Orca- “Follow me guys, there were some good smelling 2legged, furless, real lean seals in this cove the orher day”
WOW, so beautiful!! ❤😍❤💕 Those people are so lucky!! 💙
"They've been spending a fair bit of time hunting harbor seals recently as well as the occasional swimmer..."
Incredible footage and hallelujah! The people filming held their phone sideways for video recording.
They were probably trying to tell BC to stop dumping raw sewage into the ocean.
Unfortunitly the loud mouth lady spoiled the video.
I'm glad they were confident they were whales. If I see a fin sticking out of the water in that manner I am moving. I've seen Jaws enough times to be afraid to go into the water.
I'm with you. Even though we supposedly don't have killer sharks here, that movie did me in for deep water. lol
sharks don't like the taste of human, lol. you'll be aight.
They are dolphins, not whales. Orcas also are an apex predator, they kill great whites. They have a bite 5x stronger than any great white shark.
The film might give you flashback everytime you see fin. Dolphins are toothed whales though. There are toothed whale (dolphins, etc) and baleen whale (like humpback, fin whale, blue whale, etc)
me too Jaws , i am outta here ....
Very clever: the young orcas go first under the water surface, while the adult shows its dorsal fin way behind them; therefore impression you have safe distance when they are really way in front of matriarch.
Nothing to be scared of or
Keep distance. They are lovely to swim with and very
Playful
These girls were right. Yes, thank God for showing off HIS beautiful creatures right before your very eyes. Great moment for all involved.
"For the ocean is theirs"
SO extra special to see them in their own habitat- instead of a tank- truly remarkable beauty ✨
i dream about being close to shore and seeing orcas like this, they’re so lucky
Watch again on mute. Annoying magpies in background
Orcas have never attacked a human in the wild only in captivity. They often help humans stuck in the ocean and have guided boats to harbors helping them navigate waters filled with obstacles only they can see.
I was on a boat once and was having problems with my phone when a pod of orcas swam alongside. They told me how to turn off irritating notifications and in return I gave them all of the fish that I had caught that day.
Shame about the noise from the humans on the video. “Oh my god”
Shame your parents didn't teach you better 😊❤
Good stuff, pretty cool that there are beautiful animals that can be an honor to even see in the wild, esp up close
Those swimmers were truly blessed. Maybe the single greatest species on the planet came up and said hello.
Fantastic!
I was lucky enough to see them in Shetland where I'm from
Amazing!
I think it is funny that the guy thinks he moved to safety. Has he ever seen a Pod tag team a seal on a floating chunk of ice? They are the most intelligent hunters on the planet!
They don't hunt prey that's standing above the water line on jagged rocks; are you under the impression they can swim *under* the rocks like it's a floating chunk of ice?
Because bedrock, attached to the shore line, is similar to ice, floating in the open ocean?
I remember clearly the day something very similar happened to me. It's forever etched in my mind, it was so unbelievable. It was on the shore of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin.
Try and be quiet in nature, no whooping, screaming or screeching OMG. Also nice for everyone else.
I know. That screeching is so ridiculous and childish. Just be quiet and observe the amazing nature that you're lucky enough to be witnessing.
Actually it works in this scenario because orcas are acoustic animals. They hear it and know we are reacting to them.
Why should you be quiet? Orcas are such curious animals, they find noises even more interesting. What is more boring than people standing still doing nothing. Then you are nothing more than a stone to them.
Yes! I usually go around in nature telling all the birds to stop with their idiotic singing, the grasshoppers to stop their annoying chirping! Also wolfs: Quit the howling pls! So definatly agree.
@@Lunaris88 it's actually well known among educated people that noise is disturbing wildlife.. But why care about real life and other people's possibility to experience undisturbed nature, when you need to scream like a selfish child?
Quadra island is awesome. Last time I was there a pod of dolphins came and played around our boat for a bit. Humpbacks were out playing too.
What a wonderful gift
That one madlad that is standing knee level in the water as the orca approaches, lmao.
All praise to Nature!
Beautiful and the only way they should ever be seen in their natural habitat ❤
The exciting voice of the girl is so groovy kind to hear. 💕
Had I been where that one guy was standing, daft me would lean over and try to pet it as it swam by. I have a hard time staying away from wildlife even though I know we have to, to keep them safe. I hid an injured deer in my backyard 2 years ago and nursed her back to health and fed her, left water out for her, and then one day after about 2 weeks, she got up, jumped the 5ft fence and went back to her wild life. I can't ignore wildlife since I love animals too much.
Awesome
@@darylhodkinson5369 Thanks! 🙂
Saving an injured animal is a good thing nothing wrong with that and you didn't try and keep it as pet. I call that respect for wildlife.
@@writerconsidered Thanks! Our moronic conservation officers see it as interfering. I hate them
That's sweet what you did x
I'm the same animals are great
Nicely filmed!
They are beautiful. They don't eat humans. So they were probably just coming to say hi and see what the swimmers were doing. It's like there is an unsaid relationship between humans and wild orcas. Because they don't hurt us. And we don't hurt them. They will hunt almost every that goes in the water. But not people. Completely wild orcas have been observed protecting humans when there are other threats in the water such as sharks.
Great video, but TH-cam forced me to watch a 30 second advert for a 74 second video. This new type of advert appeared today for me and I think I will need to find a different pastime.
Maybe it’s like the movie ( hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy) instead of dolphins it’s orcas singing thank you for all the fish 😂
I love orcas. These guys were just passing thru. It’s amazing spiritual experience if you get to encounter them in the wild.
Yup, I grew up on the BC coast and swam in the water at least hundreds of times. Maybe a few thousand times. Lots. First dozen or so times I was really nervous about orcas and sea lions.Wanna know what happened? Nothing. After a while you get pretty used to it because nothing ever attacks you. Water is pretty cold though, so don't stay in too long. Other than that it is pretty safe to swim there. Makes you feel pretty good about yourself too. Nothing quite like diving down in the water, hovering there, and everything is completely quiet and peaceful. Snorkel diving at it's best.
Since I spent literally years in the water and nothing ever attacked me, I have grown quite fond of those 'dangerous' creatures. Don't mess with them when they are rutting, but other than that they are probably much safer than humans. Keep your distance and be respectful and no harm will come your way.
There was a video of a beautiful girl diving off Haida Gwai (NW) among schools of rather large sharks. She inter-acted with them and nothing untoward came of it. Braver than I am to be sure, but I haven't been able to find the video since. Anybody know where it is?
Safest time to get in the water !!!!!!!!! NO SHARKS ........
those swimmers were in no danger whatsoever
in fact orcas are known to be very friendly towards us
Awesome video, tx for sharing
Consider yourselves very blessed wow the wonders of the world in full display so lucky
Wow I can’t imagine what is was like seeing these incredible sea creatures , it’s a once in a lifetime 🎉
orcas: "we hunt seals and great white sharks, but let's not hunt those slow-swimming animals."
humans: "those animals are called *killer* whales, but let's stay close enough to the shore that we're still within their reach to watch them."
0:49 that was a great attempt to try and say “Hi 👋 “ in Orcanese
Annnnnnnd this is why I refuse to swim in saltwater anymore. 😅
Dude missed a golden opportunity to jump in and experience swimming with these majestic and awesome creatures.
Wow! What a privilege for those guys to experience
Really sweet reaction.
Gods creation , free and beautiful. You can almost hear the girl crying at the amazing spectacle . Thanks for sharing.
Wonder and awe.
Love the excitement! ❤
You miss so much of the interaction when you're blurting out omgs and stupid sounds...
Better than your stupid comment 😊❤
Who the hell is the screaming woman?
She saw you 😂😅😊❤!
I stopped watching after about the 10th "oh my gods".
Small point, Orcas are dolphins, not whales 🐋. The only recorded human fatalities have been by captive Orca.
I would not have gotten out of the water. The chance to be that close in the wild is amazing. Yes I know it could also be dangerous. I think I would be so excited I would risk it. If they come to me I would stay. I wouldn't case after them in the water though
Extremely dangerous with Orcas! Your life is not worth a better photo! They are called "Killer Whales" for a reason.
@@sirhookuupdaily9726 there has never been a reported incident of orca attacking humans in the wild. I understand it would still be dangerous but most of the fun things in life are.
Way cool! Im so envious!
Wow, that’s so cool.
There’s also a video of a whale gently pushing a paddle boarder with its fin, that would have been absolutely incredible
That is a incredible sight so up close and personal to witness.😊
Orca's are the biggest members of the dolphin family.
Orcas do not attack people, so stop acting like it. Don't make people afraid of this beautifull animal.
Those Orcas were in hunting mode 😮.
I have seen orcas take a sheep off the the rocks and eat them ….
Dude in the water just waits for them to be a few inches away before leaving the water.
That is the palest harbor seal I've ever seen - Mama Orca
Pues se han acercado mucho y ocultando su aleta dorsal bajo el agua. Parece que querian sorprender a alguien. Que estaban intentando?
Orca- the Elvis of the ocean! Women screaming whenever they appear and they just play it cool!
Thanks but it was already on tictoc.Its a much quicker and reliable news source!
what you get with orca's is theyre so cute theyre so cute, untill theyre not