Tegan Burns I go to the freezer on a mission to find the most delectable treat and find some digornios pizza a nice find for this hungry boy now put in the oven for 20 minutes it won’t be long, soon it will be ready, 20 minutes of my struggling hungry stomach and the oven starts beeping, the pizza is done, I go for a pizza cutter then my heart sinks when I realize.... it’s in the dish washer and I must use a regular knife which will mess up the toppings, I manage to get a slice but not without the difficulty of messing up the toppings with the knife, now I go to the table to eat, then realize my family is taking all the seats, this member of the pack will need to find elsewhere to eat, so I head to my room and must navigate around the mess of plates and bowls, I make it to my bed without hitting a single obstacle, then I turn on the tv to some walking dead, some real good cinematics, I unhinge my jaw and bite the pizza, it is crunchy and tasty, I must remember that it’s not delivery it’s digornio.
Daniel G I would even argue that they do trump humans. There’s no known fatality of an orca attack on humans in the wild, but orcas don’t exactly leave witnesses now do they?
@@zooemperor3954 You mean that the orcas catch as much fish as the humans, or they can stop something as mundane compare to the weaponry that we have as high power rifle bullet? I dont think so, if we for some insane reason want them extinct, they will be whipped out in 2-3 years if that.
Think so...you could actually see these weird protrusions poking through the seal's skin. Definitely didn't look they would normally be there on a seal
@@user-jc6tj2xt1p How on Earth is that karma? That's like saying a hyena getting killed by a lion for hunting a young wildebeest is evil, anyone with a brain knows things like "good" and "evil" aren't applicable to wild animals and literally have no place in the ecosystem/food chain. Sea lions eat penguins because they happen to be nutritious, thinking they're evil or something is just stupid.
*Max Đỗ* ___That was indeed quite unbelievable.....Being a good nature docu maker is a special job... some smart editing made it even more impressive......
This sequence is even more interesting than others realize. After the initial strike, by what seems to be a female Orca the follow up hits are by a very young Orca, probably the offspring of the female. She seems to be teaching her offspring how to finish off a large prey item. This may seem cruel , but nature is not cruel she is indifferent. You can view this as a sad event or as a marvelous example of intergenerational instruction. Predators kill to eat.
KrisKringle2, if you are going to comment on nature videos, at least know what you speak of, I am sure that you aware that this sea lion is also a predator, which kills and eats other creatures that live in the ocean. So should we kill the sea lions also for dog food??
Joe Sarnak - I do know. Maybe you should think a little harder before you reply. What kind of creatures do pinnipeds, dolphins, and porpoises eat, for the most part......fish and crustaceans. In other words, creatures with pretty low levels of sentience. There's a difference in sentience between mammals and insects. Now, sentience is a hard philosophical nut to crack and who knows at what level it begins and what degrees it takes on, but your answer ignores the question totally. Plants also are alive. Sponges are animals with no nervous system. All life except photovores, chemovores, and detrivores, live on other life. It's the destruction of conscious beings that's the 'crime', and the more 'conscious', the more sentient, the prey the greater the 'crime'. AFAIC.
KrisKringle2 The idea fish have “low levels of sentience” is false. Fish in general (especially larger, predatory ones) are MUCH smarter than people realize. You mentioned insects....irrelevant to this debate. And marine mammals also eat cephalopods which are about as smart as seals and sea lions.
Fish, including sharks are much lower than the majority of mammals and birds. Cephalopods are smart, but I doubt they're anywhere near as smart as pinnipeds or other mammalian carnivores. Insects are a place on the scale, lower than higher veterbrates, and the smarter crustaceans are somewhere between the two. The key idea is that there is a scale, and the higher the level of the consumed the more vile it is. I won't eat crustaceans or cephalopods myself. I especially would condemn dropping them alive into boiling water.
@@busybillyb33Killer whales can reach about 50kph at full speed and it appears to be a female which weigh in at around 2000kg. Thats like being hit by a mid-sized SUV going at 50kph
There is definitely a major injury. It would be like being hit by a bus but worse because of the water resistance not allowing the seals body to accelerate and thus ride out the blow; in effect and affect giving it more purchase.
tmhwriter They do. But I'm not sure it's as malicious as it looks. You have to remember, their calves, like human babies are essentially a blank slate at birth. They mature slowly, and everything they need to survive has to be learned from the adults of their pod. So what looks like torture to us, is often just a teaching exercise for the kids. The adults will cripple prey, then hang back and allow the juveniles to make the kill. Don't get me wrong, that doesn't make it any less painful or terrifying for the seal. It's just not an act of senseless cruelty.
@Olli Konttinen: (shrug) Take it any way you like. AIDS has as much of a role in nature as killer whales do. That's the argument that was made in favor of killer whales. Don't blame me for it.
Several species of sea lion eat penguins too, there’s research papers and video evidence. What makes a penguin more “important” than a fish, a squid, or better yet, a chicken? Bottom line is, they’re eating to survive, just like you and I.
they take on Great White sharks that way too (harpooning them), other pods specialise in big whales like humpbacks or blue whales even. however, these are usually driven to exhaustion and then drowned.
Killer Whale no.1: We gonna call Bobby the Legbreaker in to get the first hit on that seal!! Bobby the Legbreaker: the seal won't even see me coming!! *evil laugh*
Just a question, do you get to watch the BBC documentaries in the US? sir David Attenborough has had a wonderful life and is a very lucky man! do you fellas know who he is?
I’ve been a diver for 34years with thousands of hours hours underwater. I’ve always been scared of sharks but the day I was attacked by a sea lion while lobster diving was a day I will never forget!
Sea Lion "Oh cool whats that curious thing" Camera man "Just me filming you. You don't mind do you?" Sea Lion "Nah go ahead I was just about to... AAAAHHHHHHH WHAT THE HELL JUST ATTACKED ME!!! CAMERA MAN HELP!!! HELP CAMERA MAN!!!" Camera man "Yeeessss... Struggle. Struggle!"
The system of life can be seen in these arctic videos. Plants eat sunlight, fish eat plants m, penguins eat fish, sea lions eat penguins, orcas eat penguins
Sea lion: rammed by giant 2 ton beast, spine broken in several places, multiple skull fractures, can barely float... Narrator: his injuries are slowing him down Sea lion: gets smashed again
@@TejanoDeFuego actually it has been seen an orca killing alone a great white. they are bigger heavier faster and most importantly way more clever than great whites. in south africa 2 of them was able to kill at least 5 great whites and when another pack of orcas come to that area (its the most supported belief) a population of 300 great whites just left the area bc they were scared of the orcas. no matter what you believe orcas are the apex sea predator not great whites and thats a fact
The sea lion, struggling to breathe, was doing all it could to simply stay afloat and creep along. He knows he won't make it to land ... his time has come, like the prey he kills and eat.
Cobone Besides, these orcas just *tortured* a sea lion to death! The feeding is nothing compared to that. I once saw a National Geographic documentary focusing on Grey seals where the orcas were literally shown killing a grey seal by tearing the seal in half! I think that particular clip can be found on TH-cam, but if National Geographic does it, I think BBC has already done it and continues to do it
@@Ronin.Samurai dude anime also got the same treatment, manga is so much violent and sexy(well there are exceptions) than anime. But then there is a politician who wants to remove unnecessary censorship.
It is all part of the complex web of life. Each species plays a role in helping that web to be balanced. Unfortunately due to pollution, over fishing and increasing noise from ships and industrial activities in the ocean all life at sea is threatened in one way or another.
We used to have Stellar Sea Lions at my local zoo, and those things are just massive. Males may grow to 11 feet in length and weigh almost 2,500 pounds. That is about the size of 6 adult male lions.
Life on Earth was the BBC Natural History Unit production that revolutionised the form. I watched some of the series recently and even 40 years later, it stands tall. The problem I have and have had for years, is that I find it almost impossible to watch other natural history programs and not feel somehow short-changed. The BBC Natural History unit, with David Attenborough at the helm, is _so_ much better on every level, it's staggering. But you don't need me to tell you that, it's all right here.
The attack in the above video is equivalent to a sheep attacking, killing and making a meal out of a bear. The killer whale's closest terrestrial relative are sheep, while a seal's closest living terrestrial relative is a bear. How millions of years of evolution in the sea has turned the tables.
the sea lions are in the same order of the lions (Carnivora), while the killer whales are closer to the hippos, and when they meet they are like lions and hippos.
Wow. That elephant seal was huge, but The Killer Whales were Enormous, powerful and Intelligently Strategic. A human being would have been Jelly after blows like that to the body.
Imagine someone narrating your dinner like this
Tegan Burns I go to the freezer on a mission to find the most delectable treat and find some digornios pizza a nice find for this hungry boy now put in the oven for 20 minutes it won’t be long, soon it will be ready, 20 minutes of my struggling hungry stomach and the oven starts beeping, the pizza is done, I go for a pizza cutter then my heart sinks when I realize.... it’s in the dish washer and I must use a regular knife which will mess up the toppings, I manage to get a slice but not without the difficulty of messing up the toppings with the knife, now I go to the table to eat, then realize my family is taking all the seats, this member of the pack will need to find elsewhere to eat, so I head to my room and must navigate around the mess of plates and bowls, I make it to my bed without hitting a single obstacle, then I turn on the tv to some walking dead, some real good cinematics, I unhinge my jaw and bite the pizza, it is crunchy and tasty, I must remember that it’s not delivery it’s digornio.
Narrating shit would b fun
Yeah Gordon Ramsey
that or interactions with shootingypur shot, 'and the thirsty male goes in for the kill,hoping to get to smash tonight'
Make a video of it
Yo the Orcas are no joke. Powerful and cunning
Very orca. Such ram.
They are the Apex predator of the ocean (humans excluded)
Daniel G I would even argue that they do trump humans. There’s no known fatality of an orca attack on humans in the wild, but orcas don’t exactly leave witnesses now do they?
@@zooemperor3954 You mean that the orcas catch as much fish as the humans, or they can stop something as mundane compare to the weaponry that we have as high power rifle bullet? I dont think so, if we for some insane reason want them extinct, they will be whipped out in 2-3 years if that.
@@zooemperor3954 thousands upon thousands of orca have been hunted by humans, mostly in the 1900s before it mostly became illegal
That sea lion must have his back broken to bits by that first attack.
Think so...you could actually see these weird protrusions poking through the seal's skin. Definitely didn't look they would normally be there on a seal
VeroMithril what's not a fish?
Hell you're the first one to say "fish"
MyFabian94 yeah. It got hit by a bus.
That first shot def paralysed the poor fellow.....
This was a bad day to be a lonely Sea Lion.
Showing this to a penguin.
Karma's a bitch.
Orcas do this to penguins too
@@shafqatishan437 Yeah but they prefer seals, don't know why tho
A Vile Hideous Creature probably bigger and more fat= more nutrients
@@user-jc6tj2xt1p How on Earth is that karma? That's like saying a hyena getting killed by a lion for hunting a young wildebeest is evil, anyone with a brain knows things like "good" and "evil" aren't applicable to wild animals and literally have no place in the ecosystem/food chain. Sea lions eat penguins because they happen to be nutritious, thinking they're evil or something is just stupid.
Man how the hell did you even shoot this. So amazing
With a camera
Max Đỗ amazing....amazing....
everything is now amazing
LIKE WOW
*Max Đỗ* ___That was indeed quite unbelievable.....Being a good nature docu maker is a special job...
some smart editing made it even more impressive......
Max Đỗ He swam with them
The sound of that first impact... ow.
I’m pretty sure that was edited in
Jack Landers ok boomer
Sound effects.
Came here after seeing a penguin killed by sea lion🤷🤷
edit: time goes so fast. 7 months to this comment now. Thanks for the likes. 🙏🏻
My bf loves penguins...
I love both penguins and sea lion
Lol same here. Hate these Sea lion's eating those goofy little tuxedo suited pimpstick wielding flightless birds.
Me too
Lmao karma
This sequence is even more interesting than others realize. After the initial strike, by what seems to be a female Orca the follow up hits are by a very young Orca, probably the offspring of the female. She seems to be teaching her offspring how to finish off a large prey item. This may seem cruel , but nature is not cruel she is indifferent. You can view this as a sad event or as a marvelous example of intergenerational instruction. Predators kill to eat.
While the lead orca is female, the rest seem to be other adults or adolescents rather than young calves.
KrisKringle2, if you are going to comment on nature videos, at least know what you speak of, I am sure that you aware that this sea lion is also a predator, which kills and eats other creatures that live in the ocean. So should we kill the sea lions also for dog food??
Joe Sarnak - I do know. Maybe you should think a little harder before you reply. What kind of creatures do pinnipeds, dolphins, and porpoises eat, for the most part......fish and crustaceans. In other words, creatures with pretty low levels of sentience. There's a difference in sentience between mammals and insects. Now, sentience is a hard philosophical nut to crack and who knows at what level it begins and what degrees it takes on, but your answer ignores the question totally. Plants also are alive. Sponges are animals with no nervous system. All life except photovores, chemovores, and detrivores, live on other life. It's the destruction of conscious beings that's the 'crime', and the more 'conscious', the more sentient, the prey the greater the 'crime'.
AFAIC.
KrisKringle2
The idea fish have “low levels of sentience” is false. Fish in general (especially larger, predatory ones) are MUCH smarter than people realize.
You mentioned insects....irrelevant to this debate.
And marine mammals also eat cephalopods which are about as smart as seals and sea lions.
Fish, including sharks are much lower than the majority of mammals and birds. Cephalopods are smart, but I doubt they're anywhere near as smart as pinnipeds or other mammalian carnivores. Insects are a place on the scale, lower than higher veterbrates, and the smarter crustaceans are somewhere between the two. The key idea is that there is a scale, and the higher the level of the consumed the more vile it is. I won't eat crustaceans or cephalopods myself. I especially would condemn dropping them alive into boiling water.
be careful of underwater trucks
lol
Ya... underwater trucks coated in black and white
you see that huge contusion after he got rammed .... damn nature .... you scary
LMBO!!!
No joke. I mean this is exactly like getting hit by a car on your local road, in terms of speed and weight.
That was it's prolapsed rectum. It got hit so hard it went inside out. Ouch!
@@baylonaj Oh my god !
@@busybillyb33Killer whales can reach about 50kph at full speed and it appears to be a female which weigh in at around 2000kg. Thats like being hit by a mid-sized SUV going at 50kph
I am always impressed how they managed to get the underwater shots that close to the hunting
Hundreds if not thousands of hours of effort.
How do they get them?
By distracting the sea lion giving the Whales even more of an advantage
That first blow was absolutely brutal! Looks like the the orca might have broken the seals back.
There is definitely a major injury.
It would be like being hit by a bus but worse because of the water resistance not allowing the seals body to accelerate and thus ride out the blow; in effect and affect giving it more purchase.
2:07 there's a bone sticking out of his back....
thats the pp im afraid
@@antonioquental809 you're so childish.
Probably a vertebrae
Looks more like intestine or stomach from the first blow .
It always looks like orcas enjoy torturing their prey.
tmhwriter
They play with their food.
tmhwriter They do. But I'm not sure it's as malicious as it looks. You have to remember, their calves, like human babies are essentially a blank slate at birth. They mature slowly, and everything they need to survive has to be learned from the adults of their pod. So what looks like torture to us, is often just a teaching exercise for the kids. The adults will cripple prey, then hang back and allow the juveniles to make the kill.
Don't get me wrong, that doesn't make it any less painful or terrifying for the seal. It's just not an act of senseless cruelty.
They keep away to be safe from strong jaws of seal.
tmhwriter they do enjoy it, and some they do it for the calves
Brett Perry orca is like a cat but in sea version hahahak they are so clever and playful
Welcome to the food chain.
With one of the greatest hunts - man - toward the top, and just below a few others.
Humans: i am top food chain nothing will beat us
Virus/bacteria: hold my beer
TuRdBurglar scientists : hold my beer
*NIGGA*
"his injuries are slowing him down" I mean that hit probably broke all of its ribs.
or his spine
0:38 6 tonnes ramming you at up to 40 km/h - one big assed OOF!
Orcas are truly majestic creatures.
Raphael Pistor *they're pussies*
They do what they have to do to survive like every other animal on the planet. They are beautiful mammals
Like saying the AIDS virus only does what it needs to do to survive and that it's a beautiful animal.
@Olli Konttinen AIDS has a role in the ecosystem. It helps otherwise weak diseases find a host.
@Olli Konttinen: (shrug) Take it any way you like. AIDS has as much of a role in nature as killer whales do.
That's the argument that was made in favor of killer whales. Don't blame me for it.
That first blow scared the crap out of me. Was not expecting that.
BBC + Attenborough = Extra ordinary
"The sea lion delved too greedily and not deep enough, and woke the nameless fear."
Arielelian Delunari lord of the rings quote. Nice
This comment doesn't have nearly as many likes as it deserves.
Its a shame because you can't help but feel for the seal, but nature is pure. This was a perfect example of how astute Orca are.
Listen to David Attenborough's hushed tones...
This is nature, but still, very sad to see that sea lion struggle to death. RIP.
"That's what you get, for feeding on those poor penguins"
- The Orca pod
Orcas eat penguins too
Those are leopard seals.. this one is a sea lion.
Several species of sea lion eat penguins too, there’s research papers and video evidence. What makes a penguin more “important” than a fish, a squid, or better yet, a chicken? Bottom line is, they’re eating to survive, just like you and I.
"Shamu outta nowhere! Shamu! Shamu! Bah gawd King that seal is broken in half! He has a family. Stop the goddamn match!"
*That must be what penguins watch as a superhero movie*
Orca really are fascinating creatures. I marvel at the intelligence and discipline they possess!
What Documentary is this from ? ? ? and WOW to the filming .
So pleased they don't do humans like that....😅
MrFilmoreJr *those bitches know better*
Seriously.
word
They best learn their place before they get a harpoon up their ass
@@BigDaddy-wc1gi 😂😂
damn imagine a punch so powerful that was able to break into pieces a sea lion's back underwater....that's an orca.
they take on Great White sharks that way too (harpooning them), other pods specialise in big whales like humpbacks or blue whales even. however, these are usually driven to exhaustion and then drowned.
0:34 when you finally build the courage to fight the school bully
Killer Whale no.1: We gonna call Bobby the Legbreaker in to get the first hit on that seal!!
Bobby the Legbreaker: the seal won't even see me coming!! *evil laugh*
there attacks are a work of art. It is amazing how they are in sync with each other.
Appreciate the video shooting, I could really feel the helplessness of the sea lion against those 2 orcas.
The way orcas treat their prey reminds me of our cat when it caught a mouse or a bird.
that first blow was just stunning! amazing photography and thrilling narration by Sir David! #DavidAttenborough
HOW strategic their attacks! REALLY APEX PREDATOR!!! GREAT FOOTAGE!! ;-)
Just a question, do you get to watch the BBC documentaries in the US? sir David Attenborough has had a wonderful life and is a very lucky man! do you fellas know who he is?
scotty macg we get to watch anything BBC.
We watch BBC documentaries all the time and love them. David Attenborough has the most wonderful voice.
scotty macg, yes we do. He is the best wildlife / nature commentor we listem to. We like everything about him. Go David! You rock.
Just stream then
Nope. It's banned here 😔
This narrator should narrate everything. He makes the video even more interesting, entertaining and exciting to watch
Hes magnifect
Is it just me that I see the sea lion bone Pop out😱😳
Uzi 117 he’s upside down but that’s no bone protruding. However he’s no less injured
The sea lion is male. Don't need to elaborate
@@thelastone0001 those sealions were females and what you see is intestine after the initial hit.
I’ve been a diver for 34years with thousands of hours hours underwater. I’ve always been scared of sharks but the day I was attacked by a sea lion while lobster diving was a day I will never forget!
did he see you as a prey? or he wanted your lobsters?
@@somekindoftactics he wanted my lobsters and took them
The reason why I love about Orcas, they are the freaking Wolf of the Sea.
Sea lion: What a nice day, the waves are calm, the sun is shining, how absolutely peacefu--
Orca: *YOWHATSGOODBOI* 0:38
such beautiful yet short videos. perfect.
poor sea lion........sometimes I hate how 'nature' can be so 'cruel'
Human nature is scarier.
It is just a Sea Lion...
Extreme Nova Sure, I mean it's been over a year since I commented so I had kinda already left.
the sea lion has done plenty of its own killing
It could eat fish, like Resident killer whales do.
Sea Lion "Oh cool whats that curious thing"
Camera man "Just me filming you. You don't mind do you?"
Sea Lion "Nah go ahead I was just about to... AAAAHHHHHHH WHAT THE HELL JUST ATTACKED ME!!! CAMERA MAN HELP!!! HELP CAMERA MAN!!!"
Camera man "Yeeessss... Struggle. Struggle!"
The system of life can be seen in these arctic videos. Plants eat sunlight, fish eat plants m, penguins eat fish, sea lions eat penguins, orcas eat penguins
Willy is free and hungry!
FINAL SCORE:
Orca - 1
Sea Lion - 0
That sea lion got his shit rocked from the force that hit him like a friggin train
And I thought I was having a bad day!
Sea lion: uh oh! I hear a British guy talking...need to back to shore. Shit! Too late!
who’s the camera man... guys a legend
Sea lion: rammed by giant 2 ton beast, spine broken in several places, multiple skull fractures, can barely float...
Narrator: his injuries are slowing him down
Sea lion: gets smashed again
I seen a documentary where Orcas pass down / TEACH their grandkids how to HUNT... 🤯
All family animals doing that
that's what happened here. the first blow was the mother showing her offspring. the subsequent blows were them applying her teachings
fish->penguin->sea lion->orca->nobody ever tried
killer whales the Apex predators
dknight xs *they're just pussies who jump*
@Veer SONNEY [09R06M] yeah as a pack, they're still trash when it comes to 1v1
@O K lol lame
@@TejanoDeFuego actually it has been seen an orca killing alone a great white. they are bigger heavier faster and most importantly way more clever than great whites. in south africa 2 of them was able to kill at least 5 great whites and when another pack of orcas come to that area (its the most supported belief) a population of 300 great whites just left the area bc they were scared of the orcas. no matter what you believe orcas are the apex sea predator not great whites and thats a fact
Orcas just tenderizing their dinner.
The sea lion, struggling to breathe, was doing all it could to simply stay afloat and creep along. He knows he won't make it to land ... his time has come, like the prey he kills and eat.
I went “WOAHHH” with that start, god damn!!
They never show you them feeding..BBC and other nature doc arent what they use to be.
Cobone you can blame pussies and snowflake parents. Everything has to be kid friendly. Why can’t we live like the Japanese
They probably got too many angry letters
Cobone Besides, these orcas just *tortured* a sea lion to death! The feeding is nothing compared to that. I once saw a National Geographic documentary focusing on Grey seals where the orcas were literally shown killing a grey seal by tearing the seal in half! I think that particular clip can be found on TH-cam, but if National Geographic does it, I think BBC has already done it and continues to do it
@@Ronin.Samurai dude anime also got the same treatment, manga is so much violent and sexy(well there are exceptions) than anime.
But then there is a politician who wants to remove unnecessary censorship.
PRAISE_KEK depends on the anime and manga. There are a lot who are kid friendly
Sad, yet amazing video.
I'm beginning to think killer whales have Harvard degrees
Orcas lives a thug life in the ocean . They are straight up gangsta.
This is what happens when lions convert himself into a fish in ocean 🌊🐥
Sea lions are high on the food chain, but orcas are higher
"It's dangerous to go alone."
Amazing video , thank u for sharing video 😋😋😋👍👍👍👍
Man That's so scary i won't ever swim in the sea like that again. 👌
why? you don't have anything to fear from orcas. in fact, you are quite safe around them. no shark will ever do you any harm
Lol they’re not afraid of “his powerful jaw” they literally enjoy torturing him before claiming the kill 😂
Nature is not nature without Sir David Attenborough
*orca has entered chat*
*sea loin has left chat*
This is the same sea lions that kill those beautiful emperor penguins. So I say good!
It is all part of the complex web of life. Each species plays a role in helping that web to be balanced. Unfortunately due to pollution, over fishing and increasing noise from ships and industrial activities in the ocean all life at sea is threatened in one way or another.
I love how orcas give justice to Penguins... 😊😊😊
I'm impressed of how strategic the orcas are
orca: this is for my friend penguin
Anyone know what documentary is this clip from?
The balloon looking thing is his rear end getting blown inside out from the impact of the first blow. That tells you how massive the impact was.
I just came here to make myself feel better after watching seals eat penguins.
Orcas are soo beautiful
do you work at seaworld if you do good for you but that is really not the point about what people are saying
p.s please reply back
whale meat is yummy.
If you don't work at sea world, more power to you!
Queen B. Kawaii. Love u m8.
Sea lions show zero mercy to penguins so they get no mercy in return 👁
We used to have Stellar Sea Lions at my local zoo, and those things are just massive. Males may grow to 11 feet in length and weigh almost 2,500 pounds. That is about the size of 6 adult male lions.
Orcas coming out of the water like ICBMs!
Everything here is just happening everyday,nothung here is awkward.
Nothing here is awkward!
I guess but its still a sight to see
Life on Earth was the BBC Natural History Unit production that revolutionised the form. I watched some of the series recently and even 40 years later, it stands tall. The problem I have and have had for years, is that I find it almost impossible to watch other natural history programs and not feel somehow short-changed.
The BBC Natural History unit, with David Attenborough at the helm, is _so_ much better on every level, it's staggering. But you don't need me to tell you that, it's all right here.
Bone sticking out of it's back
Thats not his back and not a bone. Thats his anus protruding from the Orca impact.
sackcheck 😂
Amazing how close the underwater footage is. Usual this is shown from a distance.
The Resemblance of the Sea Lion & Nancy Pelosi
is Mind Boggling.
That first attack is like a torpedo coming from noway.
Damn. I get the circle of life, but what a tough way to go for the sea lion.
Damn the sea lion was just curious about the camera crew and BAMMM
It's jaws are a threat to the Orca???
fulaan1 sea lion bites are no joke
if I were an orca I would smack its head with my tail and then rip his head off
Too smart to get bit
Eyes probably.
That doesn't take away from the fact that the orca posses more of a threat to the sea lion
That first strike was from nowhere men brutal 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The attack in the above video is equivalent to a sheep attacking, killing and making a meal out of a bear.
The killer whale's closest terrestrial relative are sheep, while a seal's closest living terrestrial relative is a bear.
How millions of years of evolution in the sea has turned the tables.
the sea lions are in the same order of the lions (Carnivora), while the killer whales are closer to the hippos, and when they meet they are like lions and hippos.
Wish orcas would show up in la jolla cove and take out a ton of the pest seals ...
Wow. That elephant seal was huge, but The Killer Whales were Enormous, powerful and Intelligently Strategic. A human being would have been Jelly after blows like that to the body.
New meaning to getting hit by a mack truck, damn. I jumped at that first blow and I'm sitting at home just watching it.
how do they share the hunt? or is it just one that gets it at the end?
1:01 is that seal's back Bone??
Yes
The Sea Lion is upside down. Use your imagination.
belly side up...