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- These killer whales use ruthless methods to hunt crabeater seals protected by ice floes.
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The way they peak out of the water to look at the seal is scary as hell
Peek, not peak.
@@FFM0594 tomato tamoto
@@lorddaquanofhouserastafari4177 Pines, penis.
Pure intelligence.
The killer whales 🐳 r assholes. They torment others out of sport while hunting. My least favorite animal.
That's THE most incredible capture I've ever seen. That seal swimming for its life.
That was not the case in the 1st part!!!!!!
How come it cut to a farther view you think they stitched 2 chase’s together
I just got a oled this is playing non stop on it I got 4K torrent
I’m watching snub nosed monkeys scene from seven worlds one planet it’s the coolest winter scene I’ve ever seen
like who wouldn't
That seal managing to escape those orcas at the last second came in clutch, normally the seal gets killed and eaten most of the time so this was incredible to see it make it out alive.
These seal killed penguin so i was not sure to be happy or sad.
These are crabeater seals and they only feed on krill
@@Sherlock245 Those would be leopard seals not these crabeater seals
@@dylanchua5197 killer whale eat leapord seals too. Its eats them!!
@@Sherlock245 True, but your earlier statement about "These seal killed penguin so I was not sure to be happy or sad." meant that you might have mistook a crabeater seal for a leopard seal, nonetheless orcas are amazing animals
Tough life for a seal out there.
Yep, just like the penguin that has to evade the seal …
For hungry orcas too…
It’s a solid meal for them
Tough life for a chicken too.
Tough life for most living things in this planet. :(
Really could not believe my eyes. How the seal out swam a killer whale AND jumped on the ice flow when death seemed more plausible. Amazing. Thanks.
Another commentor pointed out one of the Orcas could of been a juvenile so it may of been a teaching moment more than a hunting one.
Seals are not as fast as orcas, so I suspect we can assume some kind of training go on.
I thought the seal was a goner. Narrow escape.
He barely got away. They joint was literally on his tail. Had the ice not been there he would've caught it. Poor seals.😢
@@kewananedd969 Top speed of an orca is about twice of a seal, that’s why I strongly believe the Orca was just playing around.
The capture and presentation of the hunt is equally as amazing as the hunt itself. Well done BBC, your nature documentaries never disappoint!
Curb stomped Netflix
Hey bbc what’s with those creepy rocks and Alleged mummified crab 🦀 eater 🦭 propped up on a rock likely someone posed it then those creepy ass things at the end I knew you were lizard 🦎 people bbc
David ike was right
Without a doubt the BBC does some of the very best natural world documentaries. An enormous effort would have been required just to produce this small clip.
Bravo once again 👏
A far cry from the propaganda news they spew out. Stick to what you do best BBC because your news stinks.
Who else felt lowkey happy when the seal made it 😂
Well they’re just gonna do the same tactic again til they get em. Cold nature
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So I think I will be very happy seeing hunting down by a group of gangster and chopping you into pieces but sad to see you escape.
@@We71- agreed
@@We71- I didn’t mention anything about you being consumed and I am sure a piece of dry out leather is tasting better then you. Seeing something or someone escape from harm way or death is always satisfying unless you are a cold blooded animal. I am not saying that I want the killer whale missing out on it dinner but seeing someone escaping death is more satisfying.
@@We71- for the seal's life, if you dont thats you, no need to bitch about it..
Glad to see the underdog "win" from time to time.
Bingo 💯
Awesome to see how smart both animals are! The strategy of the killer whales, but also the surviving technique of the seal is just brilliant! Great video🙌🏼
Yes that was brilliance from the Seal too ; Coz it already planned where he needs to reach to save his life ; he spotted the ice floating not too far from his earlier resting place and just perfectly managed to outrun the ORCAS 👌😌
Never thought he will Survive !!
I'm guessing that this group of whales have learned this technique over many years of practice because watching all three of them swimming very close together and then BOOM! Grey and Humpback whales have a similar way of hunting by circling beneath a school of bait fish, emitting a bubble curtain that slowly closes around the school while the whales rise along with the bait ball. When the bait ball has been squeezed tightly together, the whales shoot straight up with their enormous mouths gaping open, swallowing tons of bait fish.
@@christophermaccarone3157 They have bigger brains than humans, they can plan and have concepts, also they have language they communicate. If they have tools they would build another civ.
It's God's brilliance, not the animal's, who gave each their own "brilliance".
The surviving technique is pretty much just staying on the ice
Absolutely insane shots. That v line through the water surface! What an ending
Yeah, I felt it 😄
I can't get enough of watching this cat & mouse game between seal's & whale's.. It's amazing to see how whale's are soo smart in creating waves to break the thick ice to get their prey & how seal's swim for their lives to keep from being their delicious meal... 😆
Not a whale , they’re dolphins actually .
@@axelslegitmarineparadise5040 а может быть касатки
@@axelslegitmarineparadise5040 all dolphins are whales, but not all whales are dolphins. yes, orcas are dolphins.
Amazing communication and coordination between the Killer whales. Frightening to watch, gotta feel for the seals, that one at the end was a hairs breath from being dinner.
You know it's good a documentary when you don't want the prey to die, but you also feel bad for the predator when it fails
Just wanted to see something get hurt 😞
Almost a "Jack Pot of 3 seals" for 4 orcas. And the seal that got away could feel his/hers HEART beating in the throat as this was a race for the life itself to escape and climb on that massive ice that is difficult to be broken by mighty orcas. Amazing video. Thank you BBC Earth.
Being a seal living in the artic must be terrifying
Imagine you're just chilling with your mates on a piece of ice than out of nowhere either a polar bear rips you to shreds or Willy and his gang show up to yeet you into their jaws
Especially in 24 hours light or dark times of year
🤣
Wrong. That wasn't Willy, it was his brother Walter. They do look alike though, so it was an easy mistake to make.
This is in Antarctic though. But yes, living as a seal in both polar opposite of the globe is terrifying.
Really? I think been a human is more terrifying when you have Murders'\ car accidents\ plane crashes\ Terrorism\ theft \ abusing \ killing in the name of god, and don't forget the cherry of the cream=World war and Nuclear bombs/Armageddon and meteorites! , most of this list is a daily thing...😆
Those images are truly breathtaking!! I feel pity for the seals, but I love orcas too much for the pity to last long...😅 So very happy that so much footage of this "Frozen Planet II" shows them...
The key here, is family working together! They aren’t called KILLER WHALES for nothing.
a century or so ago, they were called Whale Killers, and justly so. there's YT vids of them killing a whale calf by drowning, just to eat its tongue.
They're called killer whales because they kill whales, not because they have a relation to whales
*That chase was INCREDIBLE!*
I love both orcas and seals, but the latter are just cuter so I cannot help but root for them.
Incredible intelligence shown by this pod of Orcas. Truly these Killer Whales to plan and coordinate such an attack is incredible. It shows the Orcas ability to communicate amongst one another. To sustain themselves and their family. Great video as per usual. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨
This scene has more drama than a good Hollywood suspense thriller
They literally pushing that ice to a more open water.
😯😯😯 wow that's crazy
very smart beasts !!!!
Orcas does belong to dolphin family and dolphins are the 2nd smartest living creatures after humans.
@@aryanpandey8888 I beg to differ.
Some researchers have done research on the IQ of humans and killer whales and found that the IQ of Orcas is equivalent to that of fifteen or sixteen-year-old humans
@@bababooeymonkey6549 orcas are definitely smarter than you
For anyone wondering why the Orca just doesn’t grab it’s tail
Crab eater seals are highly ferocious . Sharp teeth,powerful jaws and even sharp claws.Orcas are highly protective of their eyes and young members. grabbing a seal from behind is a good way for it to turn like a pretzel and bite like its life depends on it. This species of seal is completely insane and orcas occasionally move on to other species of seal because its not worth the drama
Tbh i looks like they were just showing the calf how it‘s done. The orca could‘ve much faster than that but just didn‘t put in the effort to catch it.
@@klugscheier1644 no
Klug that's a very real possibility. They cod of already eaten and was teaching the youngest of the pod what and how to do it. Orcas do occasionally kill for sport but not always
Niceрфьды.
It did appear that it was the 4th Orca, the smaller one that did not participate in swamping the seals that was chasing the lone seal. I’m going with training run based in your observations. Amazing footage none the less!
Seal: "...we're gonna need a bigger berg."
2:02 pure genius
So beautiful and at the same time so sad. Thank you for your videos, it's so amazing the way you capture wild life.
@DELL seal will be eaten sometime
It’s true. Nature is such a paradox. God obviously intended that.
The circle of life! It's beautiful and sad at the same but mostly it's fair
@@mattheww239 God? There's no God here. It's just nature.
@@def__luisAM95__ He is nature.
Always incredible how smart animals can be.
Hm, it’s just instinct
@@fcturner sometimed its other than that, like in this case
@@fcturner - Figuring out plans like that is not instinct, it's learning. Orcas are smart enough to teach their young how to hunt.
I mean, if you're a predator, yes. I'm stunned by how incredibly dumb the seals are. They could've escaped to a bigger ice chunk the moment the orcas started swimming the opposite direction to make the next wave. But no, let's watch them swim away after they tried to eat us thirty seconds ago. lol
@@giirox - Hey, come on, it couldn't know that would happen without prior experience. Learning, as it were.
That last part was intense 😰
What a well detailed documentary about seals. Thanks BBC for the update every time
you can almost hear the seals say to each other well it's been nice knowing you as they await their inevitable fate.
Nature hold so many beautiful spectacles thanks for catching this one...a beauty
They're so smart and so efficient in their methods that I actually start rooting against them for the seal to live. Orcas are so incredible.
Love they way their heads slowly rise next to the ice floe with their one eye staring at the seals, 'Good evening... lunch.'
Incredible footage. There was nothing like this in the 1980s.
This is amazing and yet terrifying on how intelligent orcas actually are, especially the part where they pushed the piece of ice into more open water to make the Whale wave (I just came up with that name cuz that’s basically it)
'You know its hard out here for a Seal, Everyone & their Orca tryin to make a meal' -Hustle and flow
More and more, wildlife documentaries tend to show less killings and more escapes - so that the viewers feel happy!
What an era we're living in!
That's nothing short of absolutely incredible.
The crew who filmed it are the real lucky people on earth
Seals is like "this is farewell, love you guys"
Truly amazing. In my opinion, elephants and orcas have the highest frequencies when it comes to this planet, eagles as well.
They are just evolving and adapting right before our eyes! Their level of intelligence is absolutely remarkable!
Evolving my foot, you must be out of your mind. They're adapting as you've started but evolving ! You must be truly out of your mind
@@salafy3789 maybe not evolving in a physical sense, but evolving in the case of intelligence. They are getting smarter. That is evolving. They are using the water as a weapon to knock the seal off the ice. Intellectual evolution.
aww, aow, such a fantastic docu. i would never know or seen such Wildlife scenery and action out in the Arctis, without the mind blowing effort from all persons involved to make this footage - incredibel ! Thank you very much BBC Earth !
That was intense. Beautiful caught on film. I’m glad the seal survived.
Imagine yourself being stuck on a small piece of ice.. surrounded by great white sharks.. and every couple of min, a huge shark pops its head out to see your position so it can attack you properly!
Those aren't sharks, besides, sharks aren't that dangerous to humans
Sharks don’t actively hunt humans. That’s hollywood lies.
Those aren't sharks
ITS ORCA. ORCAAA
Can't believe the Crabeater seal could swim so fast
These orcas are seal specialists (they’re the ones that know how to wave-wash seals), and especially specialize in hunting Weddell seals. They’re significantly less effective at hunting other species of seals.
The smallest orca went after the seal. Probably they're on training session that day and not hunting for food.
Plus it has to be an aging Weddell Seal to flip over, the younger ones more likely to escape
Just chilling on the ice until you see a big head popping up
The best wildlife capture i'v ever seen.
Love orcas, but props to that seal's bold and gnarly escape!
Hooray!!! I was rooting for him to get away.. lol
2:13 "coooorre conchemimare!!!... " 😂😂😂 (chilean language 🇨🇱)
This is how you “break the ice” and might get a meal while at it!
I felt like my whole body tensed up as he swam for his life
Seal to other seal
"Yo dude, we are good up here yah?"
"Hundred percent bud"
orca are smart and they avoid attacking humans as if they know their lives will be in trouble if they mess with humans
OMG do I love these orca!!!!
Should I feel happy for the seal, or sad for the whale that gets no lunch 🤔
Probably the orca was showing hoy it must be done to their offspring a orca is faster than a seal.. once the seal falls from the ice is GG WP
That was a close one! Both tactics are crazy. Nature is beautiful & brutal at the same time.
Now imagine one of yall on that block of ice with that seal?💀😭
I've been up close to an orca absolutely breathtaking, majestic yet terrifying.
Like a horror movie for seals.
Orcas are scary-smart! I'm amazed the seal managed to get away. It was inches from death!
*Orca:* (surfaces)
*Seal:* (horrified screaming)
*Orca:* whatcha doing~
*Seal:* (horrified screaming, intensify)
You'd think Seals by now would have learned that ice isnt the best place to stop and take a rest on.
The orcas are taking advantage of global warming and having a feast!
Sometimes I wonder just how they manage to catch enough food to feed everyone in the pod so well. Seeing as how long and complicated each hunt is.
This isn't long hunt. And don't forget that they're basically only doing hunting, they don't have jobs or anything to attend. So they have plenty of time. Humans are often underestimate that animals have a lot of free time. I've read a story about a man climbing on the roof of a small hut, hoping that bear will leave him alone since bear can't reach the roof. But bear wasn't going anywhere. He just sat there for 2-3 days, and the man had been nearly dead, when the tribe of Evenks luckily was passing by. Evenks saved the man's life.
That beady red side eyed look it gave the seal…is a true death stare. It’s basically telling the seal “you’re done” without having to actually communicate it. I should master that look to scare the bejesus out of my unruly teenager when he gets out of hand.
Poor seal was just chillin
What an escape 👍
喜歡看BBC有關虎鯨的影片
Essa foca merece um troféu (this seal deserves a trophy)...
Amazing! And even with that great escape the deal got lucky. If that ice boulder wasn’t there he’d have slipped right back in!
Thank you so much for your work videos🙏 I am amazed by this hunt from killer whales hunting the cute seals, i know - such is Nature
It’s the most amazing scene I’ve seen since frozen planet 1
I wonder if the two other seals escaped to safer ice meanwhile
Lunch
What a spectacle... both the hunt & the video documentary...
Brutal!
How did these guys got underwater shots my goodness amazing truly amazing
Underwater drone camera.
@@Muralidharan001 don't you think the orcas would try to get down the drones 😀
@@AryanMahipal If people studied Orca they will know which type of objects Orca won't attack. Orcas knows their prey well and they won't attack humans without threat.
Life's worth living to see moments like this
Oh nice, thanks BBC, I was just running out of nightmares!
Que increíble inteligencia la de estos animales y que aterradora huida...quién sabe como será la experiencia psíquica de la presa al escapar por tan poco de tamaña persecución....
A natureza é fantástica ,top
Poor cute little seals. 😢
This is incredible footage! How is footage like this obtained? Or maybe I should be asking how long it takes to obtain this great footage for documentaries?
Como a natureza e linda e ao mesmo tempo cruel.
Que incrível a inteligência destas caçadoras.. 👍O mais incrível são todos vocês que fazem documentários como este.. MARAVILHA DE DEUS.. 🙏
Amen
Man, I hope for the sake of the seal that they don’t have nightmares because we all know exactly the feeling of those dreams where we’re being chased. But for the seals, my goodness those dreams would just feel too real. That said these orcas are so magnificent.
2:12 i couldn't breathe for 1 minutes untill the seal escaped from death, just incredible
I appreciate the BBC's sensibility to omit the gory scenes that used to be more prevalent in documentaries from the past. I could not state the same about National Geographic but I hope it changes. Mother Nature can be incredibly cruel but we do not have to be.
Bro this show ain’t for you wait until golden eagles 🦅 chuck goats 🐐 babies off a cliff lol😂
Ignoring a reality does not make it go away. And deciding not to show it does not make us more humane.
@@cauchyschwarz3295 bro orcas break a baby whales ribs Drowned it then it tongue out.go watch some shitty TH-cam video lion kills 10 whatever’s.
I’m watching it on my lg oled looks like a portal that’s how you watch planet earth not Arguing on TH-cam dorks
@@cauchyschwarz3295 of course it does. That is the meaning of the word “humane”: compassion, sensibility, consideration of others.
Had no idea seals could move that fast 👍
When your trying to stay alive that is what happen
I like the way of orca playing for fun first, when the game is over they will strike together for a meal.. 😊
Glad to see the climax,seal finally escaped the orcas.
Graças a Deus que se salvou,estava torcendo pra o leão marinho conseguir escapar e chegar em um local seguro
Eu tmbm oh, q aflição
im cool bro
What a video . One of the best Orca hunts I’ve ever seen. This time the seal got away. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Now THAT is a close call. Wowza.
Those seals called the whales the n word 😞
@@jbois-fantasy5838 nibblers
@@GTFBITK Like Futurama nibbler
So each time we take the car for a trip we could use a bike for, we make this planet a tiny bit warmer, and a tiny bit warmer, and a tiny bit warmer, resulting in less and less ice platforms for poor seals...
You have swallowed Globalist propaganda. Don't try to feed it to the rest of us.
Wrong Muppet. Airlines and cruise ships are the majority. Whether you fart or not doesn't matter to a world full of cows.
Cargo ship and planes as well.
Uhmm, why is it in cases as you've just made, no one ever brings up the fact of the natural heat that permeates from the earth itself is much higher than what humans do on a daily basis? I'm guessing that omitting this makes people feel better about trying to stand up for something giving their life some meaning. I honestly don't know but I believe if you are truly wanting to make yourself feel better, arm yourself with as much knowledge as you can about whatever you find a passion for. It will give you both good and bad feelings which are necessary for positive outcomes. You will feel better overall.
@@stevecoronado1103 I hadn't thought of that.. volcanoes bubbling and erupting, lightning igniting forests, geysers emitting gasses.
Natural+manmade=what we see
We mus'nt forget- God has set a day to make things right again.
0:17 and 0:21 Orca poking his head out of the water like: "WHAT'S UP BUDDY I SEE YOU😂" #Thestareisdeep
Wow. What great photography skills. Incredible.
Penguin: Nah nah boo boo you can't catch me!!😋😋😋
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