The bubbles come from air being trapped in their feathers. They simply open the feathers to release the air, and it helps to make them faster, by allowing them to move through a good deal of air (from the bubbles), and objects move faster through air than through water.
@@luudest Not really, because some air is always available to use that way, since they spend a lot of time out of water, anyways, before they ever go down. The bubbles help, but doesnt make a huge difference, also.
This is one of the coolest animal documentary I've seen in my life! Photographer's jacket looks like he's a penguin, they got used to havin' him around this is wonderful!
The penguin at 0:45 changed his direction suddenly as if he is playing pinball in real life but it water...😆😁 Also loved the sound of the penguin in the end as if saying "Thanks"...😄😁
You should read the article in the magazine. Anyway and to cut it short, when they're in open sea they go to the surface and make their feathers "fluffy" so the air gets trapped under them. Then, they dive towards the ice sheet covering the coast and locate the holes in the ice from behind. At that point, they "contract" or "unfluffy" their feathers, what presses the air out of them in small bubbles. That seems to work as a lubrifiant in the water, so they can reach very high speeds.
The bubbles are a result of the speed. When velocity exceeds the natural rate at which water can restitute, a void is created which in turn turns to bubbles.
sangat indah dan hebat. Kehidupan alam yang begitu eksotis. Hebat juga bagi pembuat filmnya, pekerjaan yang rumit dan berat, tapi menghasilkan sesuatu yang elok dan sempurna !
The first one though... The sound of him faceplanting onto the ice was brutal. I mean did he just misjudge it? Because he was literally the only one who entered the water like that.
I'd love to see a follow-up with how the penguins (and seals) are dealing with the missing ice shelves now. It would seem they will find a way, but...? Those new cliffs look pretty high. obviously, there are still lower areas, but have those been impacted I wonder?
The bubbles? I'll be careful, even though my problem is big, since I do not know the English language, I'm fixing with this translator Bing, who now works, is not be very good, but it is the only one that I have.Thank you for such wonderful images.
it's interesting the penguins didn't remain afraid, because there aren't many creatures that live down there, especially the size of humans. however, like penguins, humans walk on 2 legs and are very flat looking when standing up, so once they realized humans weren't killing them, they probably thought that we're "one of them".
Am I the only one that seen the flash? At 2:03, when the bird flies by, there is 2 other things there. I am sure the people taking the video would have edited it out. The one is really big, almost looks like it has a ring around it. And something even bigger to the left of the screen right after. It is really fast, and since it is in Antarctica it definitely is not bugs.
2:21 lol I love how he has a penguin guide next to him!
This would be a dream come true! I wish more people could admire all living animals like this, without harming them in any way.
Same.
Other birds: haha! U can’t even fly, penguin!
Penguin: I DO fly, idiots. Just not in the air.
u cAn oNlY fLy iN tHe aIr tHo
You can’t fly
The penguin used to fly but they got too heavy and they got used to the water then they fly any more
Water birds!
Haha nice one...🤣
Using torpedo tech before it was cool! Penguins are badass.
penguins are the greatest torpedo
The bubbles come from air being trapped in their feathers. They simply open the feathers to release the air, and it helps to make them faster, by allowing them to move through a good deal of air (from the bubbles), and objects move faster through air than through water.
Nature's own torpedoes right there
How does the air end up in their feathers?
@@luudest From when they are above the water, and when they fluff and ruffle their feathers, air gets trapped inside.
@@brentlionakaboldchamp thanks. so they first have to surface and dive down before they can reach such speeds and jump out of the water?
@@luudest Not really, because some air is always available to use that way, since they spend a lot of time out of water, anyways, before they ever go down. The bubbles help, but doesnt make a huge difference, also.
I love penguins. They are so adorable and cute.
indeed, I adore them too
Same
0:43 Extremely beautiful view !
1:51 Penguin Fail on the left lol.
💀💀💀
so cute
was about to say that haha
too much cholesterol
This is one of the coolest animal documentary I've seen in my life! Photographer's jacket looks like he's a penguin, they got used to havin' him around this is wonderful!
Penguins are the best things in the world!
more than the best,
hahaha
The penguin at 0:45 changed his direction suddenly as if he is playing pinball in real life but it water...😆😁
Also loved the sound of the penguin in the end as if saying "Thanks"...😄😁
Penguins are amazing
Try and at least write a proper sentence if you are going to be condescending.
This is so cool! And of course, those penguins are super cute :)
Maasyaa' Alloh, laa hawla wa laa quwwata illa billah, bi idznillah..
Amazing, beautiful..
Thanks nat geo!!! 😍
How could someone get a job for National Geographic and do what you guys did? Truly amazing and inspiring work!
Jack gusto?lmao
Idk just send them an email
Penguins are amazing creatures!
Wow!!! They are incredible under water 🐧 🐧 🌊
I bet that 1 dislike of this video is from that seal that didn't get his meal.
I literally cannot comprehend what is happening. It is so beautiful yet. Amazing
Penguins are gorgeous animals
What a brilliant piece of filming, really love it.
Supercavitation is pretty cool.
And penguins are pretty much the greatest thing ever.
I wonder if Penguins start thinking humans are just tall Penguins.
it's unthinkable, it's so beautiful!
definitely one of my favourite animals
Mashallah, one of Allah's greatest and beautiful creations
Yes
0:11 the nice synced squack lol
Awww he responded at the end yay
:)- the penguin 🐧
Amazing footage - thanks for posting!
You should read the article in the magazine. Anyway and to cut it short, when they're in open sea they go to the surface and make their feathers "fluffy" so the air gets trapped under them. Then, they dive towards the ice sheet covering the coast and locate the holes in the ice from behind. At that point, they "contract" or "unfluffy" their feathers, what presses the air out of them in small bubbles. That seems to work as a lubrifiant in the water, so they can reach very high speeds.
Cool
Penguins are like Rockets they are full of gas and just shoot out from the Water !
i bet they are having much more fun than us here Infront of the PC.
off course
its crazy that birds evolved like this
"They get used to us very quickly". As the penguin bodyguard he doesn't notice stands near 2:20
So cool, and beautiful.
These are some fascinating birds, their abilities in the water so graceful, fast and beautiful. 😲😀👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Beautiful video.....I love pingüinos, 🥰😍and I love your video.....😍
They have an utterly contrary things between cute and cool.
Yesterday I finally meet the penguins, life changing experience 🥰🥰
Super cute!
1:34 „they create a tunnel of around themselves“ -> where does the air under water comes from?
One of the most fascinating videos I have seen! Thanks for uploading. Made my day!
When the wind blows i kinda like feel it in my headphones :)
Love how they suddenly go from waddling ice chicken to a tuxedo torpedo
I agree this is da best video of this channel
The penguin 🐧 is so cute
this is the nat geo i subscribed to
Majestic animals!
Really nice! Amazing!!!
Amazing, this is why biomimicry sciences are vital learning tools to help planet Earth survive another 4.543 billion years
Subhan Allah ..
extraordinary...absolutely amazing
1:57 That had to hurt!! Awesome vid!
1:51 that one penguin on the left just falling back into the water
The bubbles are a result of the speed. When velocity exceeds the natural rate at which water can restitute, a void is created which in turn turns to bubbles.
I love penguins
It's awesome that they knew the humans were not a threat.
This should have millions of likes not some celebrity's picture😅
I still don’t understand how they’re so fast.
👍This really WAS Cool!
👩🏻💻🐾🍀Such a beautiful video-thank you SO VERY VERY VERY MUCH !🙂🌻
sangat indah dan hebat. Kehidupan alam yang begitu eksotis. Hebat juga bagi pembuat filmnya, pekerjaan yang rumit dan berat, tapi menghasilkan sesuatu yang elok dan sempurna !
Betul
The first one though... The sound of him faceplanting onto the ice was brutal.
I mean did he just misjudge it? Because he was literally the only one who entered the water like that.
paul nicklen
Beautiful 👏🏽
my favorited bird after barn owl and peregrine
My favorite is Peregrine then barn owl then gyrfalcon and snowy owl then this
awesome, gj nat geo~
Amazing footage.
I so much want to go scuba diving in Antartica! Thank your for giving me the next best thing.
One of the coolest careers in the world...
I love how they didn't edit out the pee-spot at 53s
incredible cute beautiful
I'd love to see a follow-up with how the penguins (and seals) are dealing with the missing ice shelves now. It would seem they will find a way, but...? Those new cliffs look pretty high. obviously, there are still lower areas, but have those been impacted I wonder?
"Just wave and smile boys just wave and smile"
I think your video was the best
What a cute kid!
I agree
Thank you : )
How does he film inside freezing waters, that wows me more than the penguins
Maybe he put his camera inside it?
"penguins are flightless birds"
Me: 🥺
*Sees penguins under water*
Me: well kind of ☺️
i love pinguusss
How do you describe the cry of a penguin? I can't think of anything to make a comparison. Awesome video - wish I could see that personally.
The bubbles? I'll be careful, even though my problem is big, since I do not know the English language, I'm fixing with this translator Bing, who now works, is not be very good, but it is the only one that I have.Thank you for such wonderful images.
Bro is it just me or penguins look so funny 💀
1:51 oops
This is amazing!
that is SO SICK!!!!1
What a cool video!
penguins can legally get human marriages.
It blows my mind that these things can dive over 500 meters.
brilliant thesis doctor when are you publishing?
it's interesting the penguins didn't remain afraid, because there aren't many creatures that live down there, especially the size of humans. however, like penguins, humans walk on 2 legs and are very flat looking when standing up, so once they realized humans weren't killing them, they probably thought that we're "one of them".
Am I the only one that seen the flash? At 2:03, when the bird flies by, there is 2 other things there. I am sure the people taking the video would have edited it out. The one is really big, almost looks like it has a ring around it. And something even bigger to the left of the screen right after. It is really fast, and since it is in Antarctica it definitely is not bugs.
Maybe birds
For people that didnt see it
This is your screen
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羽毛と皮下脂肪の間に断熱目的の空気層がある、潜水時の高圧で空気が皮下脂肪に溶けるのでは？？
浮上時はその逆で皮下脂肪から炭酸水の様に空気が溢れ出すのでは？？
this is so amazing .
what a fascinating video
i love them in fact in elementary my friends said i had a walk like a penguin whick became my nick name till high sdhool 🤣
I guess some dinosaurs DID learn how to survive the cold ;)
any further explanation on the bubbles? how do the penguins acquire them? how can they control when they release them?
someone said they fluff their feathers to release them to go faster
Empoleon approves!! 👌
最後の声がええわ笑