8 Orca Encounters That'll Make You Happy
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- 8 Orca (killer whale) Encounters That'll Make You Happy. In this video you'll see a family Playing With Orca, a Friendly Orca Encounter in Alaska, Friendly Norwegian Orcas Respond To Whistling, a man Freediving with Wild Orcas and even a Communication attempt between Orcas and human.
Orcas (or killer whales) are large, powerful apex predators. In the wild, there have been NO RELIABLY VERIFIED FATAL ATTACKS ON HUMANS. In captivity, there have been several non-fatal and four fatal attacks on humans since the 1970s.
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Must Watch ! 7 Orca Encounters That'll Brighten Your Day 👉th-cam.com/video/umaggqfa0Ng/w-d-xo.html
One like only lets make that two
That's a great title. I've been sitting here grinning the whole time. Thank you for this amazing video ! Orcas are such incredible animals, it seems like they like people too. Shame on us for ever having hurt them and keeping them enslaved in marine parks. No one has a right to " own" these magnificent creatures. I'm in awe knowing that we share DNA with Orcas and every single living thing on Earth. That truth is more remarkable ,awe inspiring ,and beautiful than any man made god stories. What an amazing world we live in.
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That’s how I want to see orcas…..free, in their natural habitat.
🙏wild animals should always stay free
Exactly! Seeing them do these behaviors in nature instead of some cement prison pool is beautiful beyond words.
Not with their dorsal fin folded over seemingly from depression and defeat.
Me too
Same.
Norwegian: *whistles*
Orca: "HE UNDERSTANDS ME?!?!?"
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For those that don't know, when an orca turns belly up, it's showing submission & letting the humans know it means them no harm. That kinda makes this video even more special to see how many of them are doing that
Not sure about that, but I know they turn upside down when hunting and targeting prey
@@user-vm9hh2se7s Jesus these Muppets making these comments about Orcas being "submissive and friendly" are cringe worthy and embarrassing.
@@bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24 I know right! They must watch Disney channel too much
@@bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24be nice to the people who wanna hug great whites because it’s lonely
But tail slapping is a defensive move, against predators. The orcas in some of these clips are not playing, but trying to chase the boats away.
The Orca's intelligence gives it a natural curiosity. They understand that people don't really belong in the water so they come and check what's going on, maybe even try to grasp on how to communicate with what clearly are equally intelligent creatures to them. Or maybe they see us as a bit dumb for getting on and in the water as things that swim very poorly. Who knows. Fascinating creatures nevertheless.
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I'm hoping that one day , maybe soon with the help of artificial intelligence that we will be able to decipher their languages and be able to speak with them. What a dream come true that would be.
It’s always has fascinated me that they are so tolerant and respectful of humans in the wild? King of the sea could easily hurt or eat anything it wants. How do they know? Dumb fish bite all the time but orcas seem aware that we really shouldn’t be messed with. It would be really crazy to be able to communicate with a wind orca and or dolphin. I know the us military has done extensive work on this. There dolphin team (or teams) is amazing and flown all over the world to do crazy things. I’m sure they are the closest to truly communicating.
Several boats have been badly damaged and wrecked by pods of orcas this past year off the coast of portugal. They are very frightening for the sailors. They seem to get worse every time I read a report.
As orcas are mammals as well why have they any more right to be in the water than humans? They understand nothing of the sort. They are very efficient killers. As are humans of course. Havent you seen film of them feeding?
The popping out of the water is called spy hops. They can see better what’s going on and it’s adorable. Love orcas. 😊❤️
Thank you, let me know what you think about my last video on orcas :th-cam.com/video/tyRkkZMUyRU/w-d-xo.html
Orcas are such beautiful, intelligent, and curious animals. Despite being the oceans apex predators, they are smart enough to know that humans aren't food, and never attack humans in the wild!!! I love them!
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Yeah you are partly correct. Unless you are off the Spanish, Portugal Atlantic coast where currently sail boats are being attacked and at this time two have been sunk and dozens have been disabled. It is only a matter of time before there are human fatalities.
@@dickenscider7328 Hello! I have heard something like that too….however I have read that they are sabotaging commercial fishing boats because of the over fishing that is occurring in those areas. Not normal sailboats.
@@dickenscider7328There Has Never Been a Human fatality from an Orca! If they are interfering with boats, its because said boats are in Their territory!! Humans DO NOT have Any Jurisdiction of Their SEA!
And humans are to blame for all of the incidents that have happened with captive orcas...a hundred percent.
For people who haven’t seen dolphins like the Orca or whales in the wild, it’s a different type of feeling. It can take your breath away. It’s like you instantly recognize why Native American’s see them as spiritual creatures.
Yes, Just like seeing Wildlife in Africa. It changes you
bro they are apex predators and the only native amerians that encountered them were in southeast Alaska
@@fauxbro1983wow, so native fucking Americans? You want them to list every specific tribe that does?
@@fauxbro1983they don’t look like predators tho. That’s the crazy part
They are intelligent sentient ❤creatures, they think, they communicate with each other, they learn and they pass on what they know to others. When you are in their presence, your consciousness senses this and you stand in awe.
Orcas are the largest members of the dolphin family, which explains their curiosity & their intelligence - something a lot of people don’t know surprisingly. I would absolutely LOVE to free swim w a pod, although preferably in warmer, more transparent waters (for obvious reasons) … but that will have to happen in my “next life”, since I’m a quadriplegic in this one. However, I’m perfectly satisfied w seeing all that makes them so incredible, from a boat (or a video)! My greatest hope is to get to see the wild albino orca, in person someday! Such majestic animals … it’s a sin that people can get so fixated on species that are alien, that they don’t appreciate the ones we know, which are all too often struggling for survival now!
It never ever ceases to amaze me how orcas never attack humans in the wild. They seem to go out of their way not to hurt humans, like dolphins. How did they all get the memo on this? I can see why the native Alaskan tribes believed that man had signed a contract with the "sea demons" that gave them safe passage in the seas.
They're too intelligent to be unaware of the threat that we pose to them.... which means they're probably already plotting against us.
The cetaceans must be eradicated before they realize _what we've already done to them._
i remember reading that they eat what their mother taught them to eat.
Most killer whales people encounter are fish eaters (sharks and ray fish in New Zealand’s case) - humans simply aren’t on the menu.
The transient orca that eat mammals tend to live in more isolated places.
I’ll also point out that killer whales are stupidly successful hunters and picky eaters so humans would only ever be on the menu for a desperate killer whale.
We’ve been lucky.
@@psychedashell I'm less worried about them seeing us as food as I am about them *deciding to attack us on principle.*
They're smart enough to hold a grudge.
They are intelligent, and so they know we would wipe them out if they give us the slightest reason. There is an Orca in captivity that has killed at least three people, because it doesn't give a F. I would bet a fortune that if it was set free it would stop doing that, because it is smart enough to know that would cause a very different reaction outside of captivity.
The Orcas are just as curious and interested in us as we are in them ❤
It is heartwarming how they respond to hearing human joy and laughter. They want to participate ❤
Orcas have been my favorite animals since I was just a little kid. I’m 31 now and still just as in love with them.
Orcas rarely are aggressive towards humans. Not only do they not see us as food (we’re honestly a tough meal) but I also think there is an understanding of us they have and we don’t know about. They always seem to be aware of what we are no matter where and when they run into us.
That being said…..there is no way I’m getting in the water with one. They’re extremely powerful animals. Even just some rough play could be lethal. They’re carnivore/ambush predators. They’re the apex predator of the ocean.
I am a millennial too and they really grew on me , lovely creatures
There is literally no need to keep them in captivity. You can enjoy watching them in their natural habitat.
True🙏🙏
I enjoy watching them at marine parks
Ironically only the ones in captivity have ever killed a few humans.
I agree completely! It is a crime to keep such an incredible, enormous animal captive.
As long as they're well treated, fed and cared for I don't see a problem with marine parks.
The only reason an orca would swim 100 miles in a day would be for food. Orcas, like other mammals, if things are going good...food, mates, play, social bonds are lazy and would just chill.
I love it when they pop their head up from the water to take a peek. So darn cute.
To fight the urge to jump in and swim with them regardless of what happens would be difficult to do. Just majestic creatures
Do it and let us know if it was safe…..hopefully lol
@@Dasani_water_drinkerorcas have actually never attacked a human in the wild, ever. only in captivity. quite the contrary, people have encountered wild orcas and been in the water with them and all they wanted with us was curiosity
One of my best childhood memories: I traveled from Finland to Vancouver, Canada to visit relatives. They like salmon fishing, we were once in a boat near the coast when a family group of orcas came to check us. They didn't come as close as on the video, but it was great to see the wonderful animals do a few laps around our boat.
It's ironic, the ultimate predator of all oceans is not a fish, but a warm blooded air breathing mammal. They are our brothers in the seas..
Orcas are the most precious animals in the world... their interaction with humans is mesmerizing
"while they were getting accustomed to the presence of the humans, they quickly moved away"... so there are indeed one of the smartest animals
Orcas are very interesting and really intelligent animals.I think it is really a great experience to meet these animals in their natural habitat ❤
Amazing how the ocean’s most apex predator is so kind to mankind
They are so cute!!!! I love these creatures so much. Such curious and smart animals.
Cute??
@@mehitabel1290 Yeah, they are pretty beautiful and innocent looking while they beat the hell out of any little shit crossing their path. And for orcas, a little shit can be a blue whale.
The whistling video is so interesting I wonder if maybe the orcas thought the humans were trying to communicate with them especially because of how they communicate with each other I wonder if the whistle sounded vaguely like some of their calls?
It could be
So beautiful and free with their family pods. They'll never hurt you. It's amazing how they swim inches from our boats, kayaks, and other vessels. Not capsizing us. So gentle. 🙏 🐳 ❤️
What about the attacks on boats in the Mediterranean?
You are correct about that. For approximately 10yrs they've been harassing, and attacking Sailboats. And no-one, can figure out why. I haven't seen any footage of them bothering a regular boat, such as an 18ft Sea-Ray regular boat, with an outboard motor, or larger vessels. They're so smart they know the difference between a sailboat, and recreational boat. They're attacking boats in Portugal, Europe, and other countries on a regular basis. They're either playing, or have been hurt by a Sailboat rudder. I don't know? But I do know they've never put a scratch on a human. Except for 4 people in captivity only. And the way they were treated, punished, put in a holding tank 20 X 20. I despise SeaWorld, especially after they were exposed. Now at least they're protected in the USA🐳 🌊 ⛵
They are not just smart they remember. With certain regions experiencing negative orca behavior it is no wonder because of the history of treatment of marine life in these areas so where they have felt fear they will fear and even warn their family and in places where they are respected and loved they can be free and playful. I love these creatures.
It seems like a pod of Orcas is one giant organism composed of different parts all connected somehow. It's amazing to watch how they move .
They have far more intelligence than one giant organism
@@spana123321 a giant organism has the intelligence of the entire collective.
That's bobbing up and down is called spy hopping, and it's them checking the divers and the boat out. They're so smart.
What about that New Zealand woman swimming close to shore, totally oblivious to the orcas swimming up behind her? Most of the interaction was caught on a drone camera. The adults kept their distance but the juvenile got up close to the swimmer and kinda played with her for a bit then the little one was summoned by mom and they left the area.
Amazing how so called wild animals are friendlier then some humans. Anyone who does not love animals has no soul.
I very much believe this, people who hate or abuse animals are the filth of the Earth.
Почему так много дельфинариев в Америке, где содержатся в неволе эти свободолюбивые животные!!?? Особенно жалко Тиликума!!
Great & Marvellous
are your works
LORD GOD
It's hard to love a chicken when we literally eat them daily....
@@Adashorts2224 Sometimes it is hard to love people like you.
whales can hear the screams and laughter, I truly believe since hunting of whales has almost been eliminated and whales very intelligent, no longer perceiving humans as a threat, they actually entertain people, hearing the laughs and screams, enjoying the interaction
They can't be trusted, they could just be 'playing nice' while they plot against us in secret.
What happens when they figure out we're responsible for the destruction of their habitats?
War.
Iceland, Norway, and Japan still hunt whales. Over a 1k a year are killed for pseudo-science health supplements and "delicacy" food.
*I completely agree. It's much better to see animals in their natural habitat where they can live freely and without any harm caused by captivity.*
What beautiful creatures.🙌🏼Happy and playful in the wild where they belong ❤
Seeing the Orca’s behaving like Orca’s in their own territory and the humans still being accepted is so much better than feckin Seaworld. 🐋
I love Orcas:) I meet one Orca in Hardangerfjorden (Norway) when I was a teenager. He came up to the boat, circled a couple of times and left.
Wow ! They're so playful !💕💕💕 must be nice to be there in person ! This video is precious !😀😀😀😀😀
I Love how everyone equally loves Orcas!!! 💕💕💕
The only thing that bothers me are propellers on some boats. They have accidentally killed these beautiful animals. Boaters have to be careful.
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During the pandemic, whales in Australia started taking advantage of this. They wanted more attention, since there were so few tourist boats, so they were going up to the boats that were out & getting so close that the boats had to turn off their engines & then refusing to leave until the whales had had enough pats & attention to meet their daily quota :) Operators apparently call it "mugging the boat" when whales do that & they are trapped there until the whales decide they've had enough & the humans are allowed to leave
I love them so beautiful, gentle yet fearless ❤
I love to see how they interact with humans 🙏🏾🥰
Orcas are such wonderful and beautiful animals. It's hard to believe there was a horror movie made about one during the 70s.
Uh you mean Jaws?
@@X-Prime123 uh, No, the movie was called, "Orca," and it was about a killer whale that acted similar to Jaws.
I absolutely love your videos! Orcas are my spirit animal and I definitely leave your videos with a huge smile on my face 🥰💕🦋
OMG one of my dreams come true. I thought I would be happy just watching them from shore. Not any more. Wishing I was Going out to British Columbia to see the white black bears and hoping to glimpse the orcas in the ocean. This is just fabulous. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for sharing.
Orca: imma flip over so I show my belly for you too rub.
Humans: What an absolutely beautiful and submissive orca. ♥︎♥︎
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I absolutely adore them.
Thank you so much for this lovely video!
Incredible the way they interact with us. I mean bobbing their heads up around that swimmer was something else. what an experience that must have been for that swimmer. remember that these are the TOP predators on the planet but never see us as prey. I would like to know WHY that is. Around New Zealand those pods are very familiar with us and even attempt to feed US pieces of sting ray! Because thats what they do with the sick and old. There's something about these animals that we do not quite understand.
No they attack the sick and old whales, they’re not compassionate caretakers🙄
Because the ones most people encounter are the fish eating variety.
Where in NZ do they do this? I live in NZ and would love to see orcas! There have been a few in Wellington harbour that people took photos of.
I think the Maori traditionally hunted with them didn't they? The Aboriginal people across the ditch certainly did. Old Aboriginal man would light 2 fires, then limp back & forward between them to make the orcas feel sorry for him & they would respond by going & rounding up baleen whales & bringing them into the bay for the humans to spear & make dead, then humans would leave the carcasses in the water overnight, for the whales to take their share, the tongue, before the humans could then harvest their share of the hunt. Feeding humans bits of sting ray fits REALLY well with those legends & what the old men would do in Australia, there's probably similar history there with Maoris :)
Thank you for the video. I’ve been overly fascinated with orcas since I was around 6 years old now 34 years old they still bring so much joy to my heart ! 🖤🤍🖤🤍
Such a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing. ❤ Orcas
Such a beautiful video. Thank you for bringing us closer to nature's life
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@@captaindrake5253 If I'm not mistaken, this is your first video that I've watched (now) and I want to give you a big shout out for it
- that you have named the original filmmaker or channel at the bottom left of each clip included (as, i.m.o., every TH-camr should do)
- that you show the individual clips in great detail (not just a few seconds like so many other TH-camrs)
- and that you don't spoil the clips with annoying music, but only accompany your short, helpful explanations with pleasant, quiet music and otherwise leave the original sound in.
Thank you for this good work and for your interesting videos! 👍
Kind regards from a somewhat older German contemporary!
@@captaindrake5253 P.S. Because of your otherwise very good work, this video is one of the few that I don't give a thumbs down for not including the scene from the thumbnail image. 😉
They are so beautiful and amazing!
I just cried...so good, thank you for sharing
Those things are just 'playing nice' because they remember whaling.
*Because* they remember whaling I believe that they're _plotting against us._
They can share their history through language; their hunting demonstrates planning and coordination; they have everything they need in order to plot revenge.
Very beautiful thank you. ❤
I'm enthralled over this video...I would jump in and swim alongside them. Feeling orca deprived now. Great video, only wish I could have been a part of it all !!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Orcas are magnificent ! 😀😀
So wonderful!❤
Thank you for this beautiful Video👍❤❤❤
Thank you, let me know what you think about this one: th-cam.com/video/NWEWW0of-2g/w-d-xo.html
Thanks! That is amazing! I think they would be willing to communicate with us if we could learn their language.
They are truly wonderful, inquisitive, intelligent creatures.
Thank you so much 🤝. They are so intelligent ✨️🙌
I think the orcas enjoy listening to the vocal sounds of humans when they see orcas.
Beautiful!!
SO WOW! What a lovely video! John P.
I've had them under my boat and it made me a little nervous. They were bigger than the boat. Incredible experience I will never forget.
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Beautiful, hugely intelligent Orcas😍🐳😍🐳😍🐳🔥
Thank you so much for this magnificent upload👍🔥🔥🔥
I always find it fascinating how intelligent they are, it’s awesome.
Orca playing PEEK A BOO !!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Orcas are magical 🥰🥰🥰
Wow amazing love this ❤❤❤❤
🥰🥰So in love with them. Thank you!
Loved every minute of it. Every second of it. Sorry I wasn't in it .😕😕😕 There are NO Orcas where I go diving in the Caribbean..😫😫😫 These people know how lucky they are to have encountered these precious orcas. THUMBS UP ! more videos would be appreciated ! 😃😃
自然のシャチさんも凄いですね💕ショー見てる感じになります😍ありがとうございます😊💕
Soooo cute💛 I'm jealous really.💛
Love these guys :)
So beautiful yet so deadly
This is so beautiful 🤩❤️😊😊😊😊
Спасибо за прекрасное видео и ваши комментарии к нему!!
@captaindrake5253 thank u for show these beautiful interactions between the orcas and humans
❤😅 such awesome show offs. Beautiful. ❤
Amazing experiences
My favorite animal in the whole wide world, so regal, elegant and interactive...their intelligence is outerwordly. All orcas in the ocean, their home, Forever please🙏
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🕊️ Thank you!!
Awww how beautiful these Orca’s are they should all be in the wild and close down SeaWorld and places like that and zoo also I don’t think ppl would like it if they wanted us to be locked up and perform tricks for their Amusement
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I’m glad you agree I can’t stress enough how wrong it is to keep Animals in any type of place where people are going to pay to watch them do tricks or whatever it’s wrong and I wish that I would’ve never been taken to SeaWorld or anything like that because when I was a kid I thought it was the coolest thing but as I got older I realize that it’s wrong and they don’t wanna be in captivity that’s why they end up killing a lot of their trainers he thinks he rolled up to be shut down
I thought Orcas only spy-hopped in icy water. I've seen them poking up through holes in the ice. Cool sight.
He's brave indeed ❤Thankyou
Nice!... they are social creatures and .they are our mates.. thanks from NZ 👍🇳🇿
Beautiful
Nice Orcas Whale's 🦈🦈🦈🐬🐬🐬 have fun day for you guys 👏
Such magnificent creatures.😊
Ой! Лапуни, ласточки! КрасавцыЖивите долго! ❤❤❤❤
I'm more dazzled by the humans swimming in near freezing water than the Orcas! It's hard to believe a bodysuit can retain enough heat that they are not going into hypothermia!
Великолепное животное,умное и красивое!!!
Lovely
Unforgettable experience !😁
🌸 so beautiful and curious
I do believe they were doing bit of performance 🌟✨
I like how orcas are curious about what the heck is a human. To them, we’re basically like strange alien visitors from another world
Magnifique ❤😊
I think the last one the Orcas were trying to tell the people on the boat "Man down, hurry get him out of the water." until they realized he was okay.
They so beautiful ❤
I was happy before I watched, but it did brighten my day and make me a tad jealous.
That was very neat.
I love Orcas they are so cool ❤❤😊
Que belleza de video!!!!. Parece que se las puede acariciar!!!!. GENIAL!!!!
SALUDOS DESDE BS AS ARGENTINA!!!!😚😚😚
Beautiful animals!
But absolutely dangerous
They are so cute. XD I love them.
A grateful experience to swim w/ them ! 😃😃😃😃😃
Man i love orcas, they are terrifying and lovely. Thx 4 sharing your vid.
I agree. They are both terrifying and beautiful at the same time. I used to be unbelievably afraid of them (Had a creepy experience on my 7th birthday at Sea World) and never saw them the same again.
Now that I’m older, I’ve embraced that fear and turned it into a way to understand where the fear came from and it’s lead me to respect them…but from afar. 😂