A lot of people commented on how the first point(intelligence) isn't exactly correct and I have to agree. This was my first video and I was more focused on figuring out the animation process - something that I hadn't done before - so the script was pretty carelessly thrown together. At that time, I felt I had to balance the "biggest brain" statement with something - to not make it sound that they are the smartest animals, to play it down a bit - so I just went with the EQ thing - but I think the way it came out made it seem like they are one of the dumbest animals, which ofc couldn't be further from the truth either. If I had to make this video now, I would do it a lot differently. But since this was my first video I still wanna keep it for nostalgia purposes - even tho I don't agree with everything I said. Hope that makes sense.
Marine biologist here. Pretty good overall, but I have to oppose your implication that they're not highly intelligent animals. They demonstrate the ability to learn, are highly curious, very social and are one of the few species on the planet to demonstrably show animal culture.
Sperm Whales have a typified set of vocal repertoires called Coda Clicks. These coda clicks vary, to an extent, across a geographic range (e.g. all the Mediterranean sperm whales have the same '3+1' Coda click - you can find recordings of these here on youtube). These coda clicks are used almost exclusively in social contexts. Now, what's interesting is that social groups that *don't* share coda clicks don't interact. Groups that do will sometimes socialize between themselves, but if two groups don't share a coda click, they don't interact - it seems therefore to act as a 'language barrier'. Sure, you say, a language barrier is one thing, where's the evidence for culture? Well, coda clicks are also linked to specific behaviors that are carried out by those groups - e.g defense and foraging strategies, among others. These behaviors are passed from generation to generation, and shared by groups with the same coda clicks! So Sperm whales have typified behaviors passed from generation to generation, that are linked not by geographic location or family lineage, but by the shared coda click repertoire. It's a simplistic but very interesting form of culture.
Good question, and it's something that is still a possibility. What we do know for sure is that the spermaceti organ plays a role in sound transmission in the sperm whale, explained in a model known as the "bent horn hypothesis". Most odontoceti (toothed whales, dolphins) make clicks via an organ known as the phonic lips. These vibrate when air is pushed through them. The click sound is then transmitted through fatty tissue known as the 'melon' (responsible for the big bulge on the forehead of all toothed whales and dolphins), which acts like an acoustic "lens" for the sound, which the animals can then use to focus it on specific targets. Now, in most cetaceans these phonic lips are behind the melon. However, in the Sperm whale the phonic lips are right at the front of the nose and oriented "backwards". In them, the sound goes backwards *through* the spermaceti organ, bounces off an air filled cavity at the rear of the cranium, and only THEN goes through the melon of the sperm whale (often called the "junk" as it was useless to the whalers of old). From my reading it's been difficult to assess what the exact density of Spermaceti is when liquid or solid - I've seen several that disagree and I've not had the privilege of being able to do any experiments myself. What I can say is that if it became solid when diving, I suspect it would become a much worse at conducting sound, which the above evidence seems to indicate must be it's primary task. That's not to to say it doesn't play some role in buoyancy control, but in my opinion - as well as the general scientific consensus - it's primary role is acoustic. That said, I read a paper from 2015 that proposed a much more elaborate and amusing hypotheses for why the spermaceti organ exists - and why it's so big: what a waste of energy to grow! - were for use as a battering ram in male-male competition over females, hehe. Total BS IMHO, but there we go.
Not in every language. In Russian, for example, we know it by its French name "Caсhalot" (which could also be funny in English as it is pronounced like "Cash alot" )))
Just something to think about. Recent studies have found that sperm whales are actually very intelligent with parts of the brain used for communication and independent thought bigger then humams
I'm with you there. There is underwater footage of a sperm whale stealing toothfish from a long line off the coast of Alaska. The care and precision with which it works this odd, low energy, game has to be seen to be fully appreciated. th-cam.com/video/5panVo_3oVQ/w-d-xo.html We have a tendency to undervalue intelligence that does not result in hardware fabrication and usage of obvious tools. Sperm Whales and Elephants, particularly, have not been rated fairly in the west, specifically because we targeted them for profitable industry. Otherwise, they are quite bright, in their venue able to solve problems that would leave us scratching our heads. Animal intelligence is not in short supply, but our understanding of it is.
There's also that video of a group of sperm whales adopting a deformed dolphin that would have likely died without them since it can't keep up with normal dolphins and I think that's a huge demonstration of intelligence. Margaret Mead said that the earliest sign of civilization is a healed femur because it's the biggest bone in the body so if those sperm whales were able to help raise that dolphin with a severely deformed back what does that say?
OMG thanks for being the first channel to have distinguished the difference between giant and colossal squid, almost every other channel that has done a video on anything relating giant squid have got it wrong. Great job!
Be very careful the possession or sale of Ambergris is illegal in the US since the 1973 Endangered Species Act regardless if found naturally on beaches. So your mom made the correct choice.
Now hold on a minute. While the value of ~230 dB produced by the sperm whale is true, that does NOT mean that that value should be interpreted the same way we interpret things in air. Thats why your example is flawed because it assumes that a comparison of sound between the Sperm Whale's clicks and a jet engine are on an even playing field when they absolutely are not. Water is significantly denser than air so sound levels will feel significantly suppressed even if the measurement is the same. Also, the standard "baseline" for sound is different in air than in water, which also increases this disparity.
Yiorgio Mathioudakis divers have been literally knocked unconscious underwater after being blast by a whales song or clicks. It's fooking loud man. Jet engine doesn't know you out.
atl3630 yeah, but a saturn v launch is 220 and that ignites grass a mile away due to the sound alone. If you were hit point blank by something that loud in the air you would be obliterated.
Have been watching all your videos and enjoyed this early one. One more fact for you: they're called capodoglio in Italian (oil-head, which is pretty self-evident as names go).
The brain to body weight ratio to distinguish intelligence is the most inaccurate logic people can come up with. Shrew is not the most intelligent creature and definitely not more intelligent than humans despite the fact it has one of the most, if not the most, highest brain to body ratio. Elephants have lower brain to body ratio than shrew even to a mouse but most scientific communities accept elephants as one of the most intelligent mamalls base on how they socialize, solve a problem and even remember things, such as locations they visit to mourne their deceased.
spermaceti is thought to also help with buoyancy, as the density of it can be controlled by the whale, which helps it drive and return to the surface. It's like wax, and melts at body temperature, hence why it was in such demand for candles etc
How can you make the statement that these animals "aren't particularly intelligent" if they can talk to each other from across the planet and accent a thousand distinct micro clicks per second?
Nice video, but there is plenty of evidence that sperm whales, like other cetaceans, are highly intelligent despite their brain to body ratio. Particularly the limbic system, which deals with emotions and higher functions associated with conscious creatures, is highly developed and much larger than a humans, proportionally to the rest of the brain. They also have an entire lobe we lack called the paralimbic. So sperm whales are highly intelligent and emotional animals.
"Ooh, is that a new parfum you are wearing, how lovely. You have to tell me what fragrance it is! Is it lavender? Perhaps a rare and exotic traditional oriental musk?" "Sperm whale shit"
Ok video, but I just watched a video by a marine biologist who was talking about how highly developed their brain is and how intelligent they are - the opposite of your #1. Hell, anyone who's read Moby Dick knows that.
Arcsecant more like the pig of the sea - pigs are highly intelligent. Is opening a bank account something that you are personally proud of yourself for doing?
Arcsecant intelligent like someone commenting on the comments of other peoples' farm animal comments. They are also an outstanding fuck if you have time when not commenting on other people's comments.
I was watching another video about them and was also interesting fact that when they're sleeping they positioning themselves vertically and sleep very shortly less then one hour. The picture of them was really amazing while they are doing that...
Yup. Have to do everything on my own. Which is also why I cant upload that frequently. Try to do it once a week but in reality its more like once every 10 days or so. And thanks ; )
Also want to point out that sound in water is measured differently than sound in air. So if you were to convert the 230db to db in air it would be somewhere around 180
"Nice voice and I knew all of these... They boring--" *Ambergris Grey Amber is said to be worth from 10,000 to 100,000 dollars* "Okay I got my scuba suit - Time to go searching for Sperm Whale dumps!"
The spermaceti is used to affect buoyancy as the wax sinks when solid and floats when liquid. The the melting point is low enough that the whales can melt it with their body heat. This allows the whales to swim from deep ocean to the surface without rupturing a gas filled swim blatter.
you make realley cool stuff and are u from germany ? hi from germany. but you have to put a bit more emotion in your voice. than they can more focus on you during they do other stuff whil they watching you like smartphone texting and on
Since this is a factual, scientific video, I have to point out something about the representation of a sperm whale in the artwork and animation: sperm whales don't have teeth in their upper jaw; the only have teeth in the lower jaw, which fit into corresponding sockets in the upper jaw.
no no you got to get your facts straight. There is NO evidence of sperm whales being able to kill a coloossal squid. There are however SOME ocasions where the confront between a giant squid and a sperm whale ends with the later winning, threfore giant squids although sometimes too risky for the sperm whale, are indeed part of their diet. Colossal squids are in a different category and these sizes ratios 2:43 are extremely wrong
Knowledge is everything. In April 2001, I found a sizable lump of 'ambergris' on a Dorset beach. In Jan '13 there was a find of ambergris on a Northumberland beach...... I threw my find back into the flotsam believing it was a chemical spill. Devastated to say the least........
A lot of people commented on how the first point(intelligence) isn't exactly correct and I have to agree. This was my first video and I was more focused on figuring out the animation process - something that I hadn't done before - so the script was pretty carelessly thrown together.
At that time, I felt I had to balance the "biggest brain" statement with something - to not make it sound that they are the smartest animals, to play it down a bit - so I just went with the EQ thing - but I think the way it came out made it seem like they are one of the dumbest animals, which ofc couldn't be further from the truth either. If I had to make this video now, I would do it a lot differently. But since this was my first video I still wanna keep it for nostalgia purposes - even tho I don't agree with everything I said. Hope that makes sense.
A fine first effort and I applaud you for it.
It was a great video! I hope I didn't' come across as harsh 0.0 It was a tiny thing, and the rest of the information was spot on!
Nice video bro..dont worry..
Facts in Motion thanks for explaining. I love your channel so far. I've subscribed.
Where do you get the musik i like it
Marine biologist here. Pretty good overall, but I have to oppose your implication that they're not highly intelligent animals. They demonstrate the ability to learn, are highly curious, very social and are one of the few species on the planet to demonstrably show animal culture.
animal culture?
would you mind to elaborate
Sperm Whales have a typified set of vocal repertoires called Coda Clicks. These coda clicks vary, to an extent, across a geographic range (e.g. all the Mediterranean sperm whales have the same '3+1' Coda click - you can find recordings of these here on youtube). These coda clicks are used almost exclusively in social contexts.
Now, what's interesting is that social groups that *don't* share coda clicks don't interact. Groups that do will sometimes socialize between themselves, but if two groups don't share a coda click, they don't interact - it seems therefore to act as a 'language barrier'.
Sure, you say, a language barrier is one thing, where's the evidence for culture? Well, coda clicks are also linked to specific behaviors that are carried out by those groups - e.g defense and foraging strategies, among others. These behaviors are passed from generation to generation, and shared by groups with the same coda clicks! So Sperm whales have typified behaviors passed from generation to generation, that are linked not by geographic location or family lineage, but by the shared coda click repertoire. It's a simplistic but very interesting form of culture.
That is amazing I love whales and dolphins. Congrats for being a marine biologist it's a profession I did consider back when I was at school.
Question.
I thought the spermaceti was used for buoyancy. Don't they melt the wax with body heat to increase buoyancy and let it solidify to dive?
Good question, and it's something that is still a possibility. What we do know for sure is that the spermaceti organ plays a role in sound transmission in the sperm whale, explained in a model known as the "bent horn hypothesis". Most odontoceti (toothed whales, dolphins) make clicks via an organ known as the phonic lips. These vibrate when air is pushed through them. The click sound is then transmitted through fatty tissue known as the 'melon' (responsible for the big bulge on the forehead of all toothed whales and dolphins), which acts like an acoustic "lens" for the sound, which the animals can then use to focus it on specific targets.
Now, in most cetaceans these phonic lips are behind the melon. However, in the Sperm whale the phonic lips are right at the front of the nose and oriented "backwards". In them, the sound goes backwards *through* the spermaceti organ, bounces off an air filled cavity at the rear of the cranium, and only THEN goes through the melon of the sperm whale (often called the "junk" as it was useless to the whalers of old).
From my reading it's been difficult to assess what the exact density of Spermaceti is when liquid or solid - I've seen several that disagree and I've not had the privilege of being able to do any experiments myself. What I can say is that if it became solid when diving, I suspect it would become a much worse at conducting sound, which the above evidence seems to indicate must be it's primary task.
That's not to to say it doesn't play some role in buoyancy control, but in my opinion - as well as the general scientific consensus - it's primary role is acoustic.
That said, I read a paper from 2015 that proposed a much more elaborate and amusing hypotheses for why the spermaceti organ exists - and why it's so big: what a waste of energy to grow! - were for use as a battering ram in male-male competition over females, hehe. Total BS IMHO, but there we go.
Spermaceti sounds like an Italian dish
Funny and gross at the same time. You did a good job
I don't want to know what's in it
doink floink I think we both already know ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Corne Koorn ikr
Corne Koorn vermicelli 😂
Kind of shame that this amazing animal has to have an awkward name. It makes it even worse that the name *came* from a mistake
Not in every language. In Russian, for example, we know it by its French name "Caсhalot" (which could also be funny in English as it is pronounced like "Cash alot" )))
I always thought that the way we call Sperm Whales in Turkey is pretty cool. We spell it as "İspermeçet"
Cachalote in Spanish
@@Whitebeard79outOfRus in spanish too is Cachalote
Mr. Spiff kind of like the killer whale.. they are dolphins and kill whales.
"whalecum to this episode of facts in motion"... I saw what you did there 😂😂😂
No pun intended
Lmao
Good one!
Lol
....
Just something to think about. Recent studies have found that sperm whales are actually very intelligent with parts of the brain used for communication and independent thought bigger then humams
I'm with you there. There is underwater footage of a sperm whale stealing toothfish from a long line off the coast of Alaska. The care and precision with which it works this odd, low energy, game has to be seen to be fully appreciated.
th-cam.com/video/5panVo_3oVQ/w-d-xo.html
We have a tendency to undervalue intelligence that does not result in hardware fabrication and usage of obvious tools. Sperm Whales and Elephants, particularly, have not been rated fairly in the west, specifically because we targeted them for profitable industry. Otherwise, they are quite bright, in their venue able to solve problems that would leave us scratching our heads. Animal intelligence is not in short supply, but our understanding of it is.
I was about to say that the first fact is already wrong.
There's also that video of a group of sperm whales adopting a deformed dolphin that would have likely died without them since it can't keep up with normal dolphins and I think that's a huge demonstration of intelligence. Margaret Mead said that the earliest sign of civilization is a healed femur because it's the biggest bone in the body so if those sperm whales were able to help raise that dolphin with a severely deformed back what does that say?
Lies again? SAF SPF Squirt Water
@@NazriB what
OMG thanks for being the first channel to have distinguished the difference between giant and colossal squid, almost every other channel that has done a video on anything relating giant squid have got it wrong. Great job!
I can really see this channel taking off!!! Keep up the great work!!!
I hope so ;)
Thanks for supporting the channel :)
🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
Now it’s nearly at half a million subscribers.
I can just imagine my mom throwing ambergris back into the ocean not knowing how much it's worth
Haha - sounds like a mom thing to do.
Be very careful the possession or sale of Ambergris is illegal in the US since the 1973 Endangered Species Act regardless if found naturally on beaches.
So your mom made the correct choice.
Unneeded family insight
Ecomare on the island of Texel built a beautifull museum for the spermwhale that was payd with ambergris.
@@rejvaik00 My brain hurts after I read this
I love how you take your time. Makes your channel better than most
Man the animation looks nice. I cnt even imagine how long it took to make this! Great video!
I don't buy the relative brain size mumbo jumbo. It is known that whales have a complex language and they are relatively smart.
Matt Bruce actually, whales won the space race
Just subscribed, really enjoyed this and hope the channel takes off!
Thanks. Time will tell ;) I guess.
Facts in Motion I subscribe too :)
Nicole Thomas me too
THIS WHALE SHITS GOLD. AND WAS STILL HUNTED DOWN FOR CANDLES.
THAT'S LIKE CONVERTING A GOLDMINE TO A BAR
Because of course we would use waxy whale poo to make high end perfumes. XD
"Humans are fixated on poop and genitals. And I'm out of cocaine again. Damn!" -Sigmund Freud.
Jake Furmaga the "whale poop" or grey amber worth his weight in gold, litteraly.
It’s vomit is it not?
We were taught the "acceptable" version of the story as children. It's pooh, all right.
Sterlingjob yeah I’m pretty sure it is
Now hold on a minute. While the value of ~230 dB produced by the sperm whale is true, that does NOT mean that that value should be interpreted the same way we interpret things in air. Thats why your example is flawed because it assumes that a comparison of sound between the Sperm Whale's clicks and a jet engine are on an even playing field when they absolutely are not. Water is significantly denser than air so sound levels will feel significantly suppressed even if the measurement is the same. Also, the standard "baseline" for sound is different in air than in water, which also increases this disparity.
Yiorgio Mathioudakis divers have been literally knocked unconscious underwater after being blast by a whales song or clicks. It's fooking loud man. Jet engine doesn't know you out.
atl3630 yeah, but a saturn v launch is 220 and that ignites grass a mile away due to the sound alone. If you were hit point blank by something that loud in the air you would be obliterated.
Alan Brockhaus Actually a grenade is much worse in water because of increased density, same with sound.
Just know if you take the full force of 210+ decibels it is completely possible to die on spot
Divers have been paralyzed by the clicks of the sperm whale
Here before 1m subs
Its gonna take a very long time
Bjorn Smit probably gonna take several month, I'll give it 7-8 month
Me too. There are currently over 64,000 subscribers. [December 28th 2017]
Costello the Squid well duh Facts doesn’t even have 100 thousand yet.
1 meter?
facts about colossal squid, great vid as always!
Have been watching all your videos and enjoyed this early one. One more fact for you: they're called capodoglio in Italian (oil-head, which is pretty self-evident as names go).
You earned a new sub:)
Wow! U gain 1k subs in one day! Amazing, this channel is blowing up really quick.
I hope you talk about the Mosasaur in a future video
Same
Cool little channel you've got here, it's bound to reach 100k subs within a year.
that would be great!
Well now its at 500k. Nice
Okay. Pack your bags! We're going out hunting sperm whale crap!
The brain to body weight ratio to distinguish intelligence is the most inaccurate logic people can come up with. Shrew is not the most intelligent creature and definitely not more intelligent than humans despite the fact it has one of the most, if not the most, highest brain to body ratio. Elephants have lower brain to body ratio than shrew even to a mouse but most scientific communities accept elephants as one of the most intelligent mamalls base on how they socialize, solve a problem and even remember things, such as locations they visit to mourne their deceased.
0:29 It always astounds me that this tiny brain is the biggest in the animal kingdom, really puts the rest of the body into perspective!
Why are Sperm Whales never credited as the largest carnivorous animal on earth?
Blue whales are the largest predators, they are a predator of krill I guess
@@drteatrex2719 True, I forgot they eat meat
Because blue whales are bigger
They are considered the largest carnivore on earth by most scientists.
@@StoneGone since the other reply is deleted: blue whales are carnivorous
Great video. You gained a subscriber !
Well im going to a unknown island to go hunt some whale shit
lmao hahaha
please send some too
Takes the whole new meaning to filthy rich!
Bashar Al Ani wait for me bro im comeing
69 like
I’m your 69th like
Great work man
thanks
spermaceti is thought to also help with buoyancy, as the density of it can be controlled by the whale, which helps it drive and return to the surface. It's like wax, and melts at body temperature, hence why it was in such demand for candles etc
Overall a nice video. The last fact was superb. All the best.
How can you make the statement that these animals "aren't particularly intelligent" if they can talk to each other from across the planet and accent a thousand distinct micro clicks per second?
What's the song that starts at 00:18? I've tried scouring through your links, and I couldn't find it.
Bears conference - Lobo Loco
Thank you!
Nice video, but there is plenty of evidence that sperm whales, like other cetaceans, are highly intelligent despite their brain to body ratio. Particularly the limbic system, which deals with emotions and higher functions associated with conscious creatures, is highly developed and much larger than a humans, proportionally to the rest of the brain. They also have an entire lobe we lack called the paralimbic.
So sperm whales are highly intelligent and emotional animals.
Amazing video! Please keep making these incredible videos.
"Ooh, is that a new parfum you are wearing, how lovely. You have to tell me what fragrance it is! Is it lavender? Perhaps a rare and exotic traditional oriental musk?"
"Sperm whale shit"
Your voice is so calming
German accent?
The best.
Hey just here before milion of viewers and subs ..
Just to say great info and awesome video keep up the good work
That's some expensive shit!!
DR0N3 and Xenobyte EDM LITERALLY
Keep this up. Ur animation is good and simple.
Very educational.
This guy sounds like the personal assistant of Keyser Soze.
You mean mr kobayashi
Facts without research...awesome.
One animal's shit is gold for another animal.
Thanks a lot for this. 😃
Many people who study them believe them to be much more intelligent. Hmmm
This channel will hit 1m subs in no time.
Do a video on 5 facts about blue whales
crystal pepsi , Then, Humpies, please! ❤️😍🐳🐋
Amazing video.
Ok video, but I just watched a video by a marine biologist who was talking about how highly developed their brain is and how intelligent they are - the opposite of your #1. Hell, anyone who's read Moby Dick knows that.
Gene Hakman Very intelligent like open a bank account intelligent, or intelligent like a cow of the Sea?
Arcsecant more like the pig of the sea - pigs are highly intelligent. Is opening a bank account something that you are personally proud of yourself for doing?
Gene Hakman Pigs are highly intelligent like solve a Rubik's cube, or highly intelligent like people who comment how intelligent pigs are?
Arcsecant intelligent like someone commenting on the comments of other peoples' farm animal comments. They are also an outstanding fuck if you have time when not commenting on other people's comments.
Gene Hakman Intelligent like me!? That *is* intelligent. I understand now. Thank you, may you have strong wishes!
I love the style of the videos you make keep it up
#Subscribed
So sperm whales swim and sperm cells swim?
Nice
Subscribed. Nice and compact information. Easy to follow animations. Keep going sir. I hope this channel keeps growing!
Do a video about squids
the giant ones?
I’m so intrigued by this animal, I don’t know why🤷🏾♂️🙏🏾💯
#2) So it's exactly what you think
A few of these facts contradict some of my personal research butt good job 👍🏼
Decibel should be "dB".
ภูมิ สิทธิสมวงศ์ thai
マセドアンドリュー what is *thai* ?
?
@the mark, I think he/she wants to emphasize that my name is in Thai (language) but I don't know why.
ภูมิ สิทธิสมวงศ์ oh ok, is a language
What's the title of the music at 4:28 ?
Now they can 5000 m deep
I was watching another video about them and was also interesting fact that when they're sleeping they positioning themselves vertically and sleep very shortly less then one hour. The picture of them was really amazing while they are doing that...
Wow literally shitting money , good for you fish.
bihari babu , It’s not a fish, dear.
Germans and Austrians are the Kings of explaining things...I cant think of a more satisfying accent...
5.7 k subs? pffft.
+3.3k subs in a day bro I can see this channel taking off
10k now
great work
thanks!
the 1st fact was very wrong and very bad
I really enjoyed this video! It’s a breath of fresh air. I just love your presentation! ❤️💯
Thanks!
Facts in Motion , You are most welcome, dear.
Do they fertile egg whales?
Việt Khoa Lê What do you mean ?
TheJackie Varughese learn basic biology sonny.
Việt Khoa Lê The way you worded it doesn't make sense bro
Việt Khoa Lê learn basic spelling sonny
Erik Tran there I’ve fixed it now leave me alone.
Loved the scale graphic between whale, prey, and human.
First
I've learned a lot from your channel
Thank you... I learned today!
I really enjoy the narrator's voice.
do you self animate these ? love the videos man ! subbed
Yup. Have to do everything on my own. Which is also why I cant upload that frequently. Try to do it once a week but in reality its more like once every 10 days or so.
And thanks ; )
Also want to point out that sound in water is measured differently than sound in air. So if you were to convert the 230db to db in air it would be somewhere around 180
Can you do a 10 facts about Helicoprion sharks
This guy's voice. 😂 It's great.
The spermaceti's function is that the whale solidifies it (more or less) when descending. It makes them sink faster
Very interesting
"Nice voice and I knew all of these... They boring--"
*Ambergris Grey Amber is said to be worth from 10,000 to 100,000 dollars*
"Okay I got my scuba suit - Time to go searching for Sperm Whale dumps!"
I knew them all. However, your presentation was soothing.
You deserve million subs man
Thanks! ;)
as far I remember, the Mig-31 sound is above 250 DB... is much more than a couple of f-16. is basically a constant bomb blast
I like the accent and the way the narrator speak
Well technically it's the loudest. There is an arthropod (pistol shrimp i think) which can go all the way up to 250 db. Just a little correction.
The spermaceti is used to affect buoyancy as the wax sinks when solid and floats when liquid. The the melting point is low enough that the whales can melt it with their body heat. This allows the whales to swim from deep ocean to the surface without rupturing a gas filled swim blatter.
Another thing about sperm whales, and another thing that is now known about sleeper sharks
you make realley cool stuff and are u from germany ? hi from germany. but you have to put a bit more emotion in your voice. than they can more focus on you during they do other stuff whil they watching you like smartphone texting and on
Since this is a factual, scientific video, I have to point out something about the representation of a sperm whale in the artwork and animation: sperm whales don't have teeth in their upper jaw; the only have teeth in the lower jaw, which fit into corresponding sockets in the upper jaw.
I could fall asleep whilst listening to this.
"if you have the misfortune of standing next to a j̶e̶t̶ ̶e̶n̶g̶i̶n̶e̶, Moluccan Cockatoo, you'd only experience a 150dB sound."
whoever managed to give that species the name 'Sperm Whale' must have been so fucking proud of himself for actually getting away with it
Good but if there no music it would be better
How much giant squid is there out there? Being both sleeper sharks and sperm whales are mainly feeding on them. What do they mostly eat down there?
It's incredible to me how those jaws looks so useless, but apparently are very effective
when I was in school, about 60 years ago, the teacher told all of us that "animals" no matter what kind are "stupid ", he was a "HUMEN"...
Ok I know there’s links in the description but could someone tell me exactly what music it is
if you mean the main track its Lobo Loco - Bears Conference
no no you got to get your facts straight. There is NO evidence of sperm whales being able to kill a coloossal squid.
There are however SOME ocasions where the confront between a giant squid and a sperm whale ends with the later winning, threfore giant squids although sometimes too risky for the sperm whale, are indeed part of their diet.
Colossal squids are in a different category and these sizes ratios 2:43 are extremely wrong
Knowledge is everything. In April 2001, I found a sizable lump of 'ambergris' on a Dorset beach. In Jan '13 there was a find of ambergris on a Northumberland beach...... I threw my find back into the flotsam believing it was a chemical spill. Devastated to say the least........