What a sweetheart of a man and business owner. There's so much injury and death from boats to our precious sea animals. I really appreciate his efforts and him sharing this publicly for other boaters. Right on, man.🙌🏽
The propellers are bulls$$$! If they put the propellers inside of a casing, they become jet powered and the blades are covered up. Plenty of people get chopped up too. It should have been illegal years ago to have an open-prop. 2 strokes are already regulated and banned in fresh water.
Years ago I was off Laguna Beach and hyper pod of dolphins of at least a thousand appeared in front of us. We stayed behind them and then moved into the middle of the pod. Finally we moved in front and looked back and it was a stampede. It’s the most amazing wildlife experience I’ve ever had.
@@AngryManSki unfortunately no this was before smart phones. I was with my wife and kids on my father in law’s boat and before that I didn’t even know that dolphins gathered in such incredible numbers.
I saw a large pod off Va beach area on a dolphin cruise. 35+ babies, &adults. The cruise stayed over out there as the dolphins swam around. I never heard so many wows in my life. It was awesome!
@bftvclips8925 I was thinking the exact same thing. Anyone who had a proper education realizes that there is something seriously wrong with the lack of the ability to express one’s self properly with critical thinking skills. And then some clown says that your accurate comment “depends on your point of view.”
Dolphins don’t need to be trained to do what they do in captivity. They do it naturally in the real world. I was a first mate on a fishing boat, and we would often see dolphins swimming in unison side by side. They would also often jump 20 to 30 feet out of the water. They’re a very intelligent and playful animal.
A fellow bicyclist and I were on the upper car deck of a Washington state ferry, so we were the only ones who saw a pod of Dahl's porpoises swimming almost flush with the hull of the ferry, they looked so close! The guy and I shared a smile, like "Ha! We're the only ones seeing this!"
@@el_duderino_man Do they swim so close to be friendly? Are they saying hello? Or is it the noise of the engines..or the movement the ship creates in the water? How cool it must be to see them swim and jump. Thank you for your service.
@@thegreencat9947 They can travel faster next to a ship. The boat's wake displaces the water. Dolphins do this all the time next to the boats to and from Channel Islands National Park off the coast of California.
I was a lobster fisherman back in the 80s. I saw thousands of Dolphins doing this off the New Zealand cost, one day. Once only did I see this. Honestly, there were countless numbers of them, all flipping etc.
@scottmccloud9029 true, but remember that humans are capable of cleaning our environments. We should keep ours clean, but we owe it to wildlife to keep theirs cleaner than ours. They are just bystanders in all this
I thought they already had a device that is actually called a Dolphin that attaches to the props housing. Maybe that is something else. Still on my first coffee.
It's a great idea, but the government is busy spending billions of dollars on useless EVs, ethanol subsidies and more important things like that instead of dolphins...after all, dolphins don't vote by mail and they're not taxpayers. And in 5 swing states, they;ll vote many multiple times, will for the Kamal. Now if only they can harvest those ballots!
@@doktormcnasty It's originally was "kiss the sky," but Jimi was known to occasionally sing "kiss this guy" to live audiences for laughs, as he was famous for his sense of humor.
Dolphins are such amazing creatures, they actually like showing off for humans, I used to see them off the island of Cebu in the Philippines they would follow alongside the ferry boats if people cheered it would actually encourage them to leap even higher.
This happened when I was in the Navy and we had a race from Baja to Long Beach with 4 destroyers racing going about 33 knots and dolphins racing along with us and this was in 1968
Seeing the whales in Lahaina harbor (Maui) is one thing I’ll always remember from my time in the Navy. I also saw the dolphins cruising in the bow waves as our ship cruised along in the Pacific. 🇺🇸🐳🐬
@@SayWhut276 Pretty sure that's a Barracuda... The Dolphins optioned with a 454 hunt Barracudas, or maybe those were stingrays? Hard to remember now....
We were boating in Santa Monica bay when we came upon a super pod of hundreds of dolphins they played in our wake and followed along side in front under and behind for a 1/2 mile. Incredible experience. 😊😮
The communication and coordination between dolphins is just so awesome to witness. As a merchant seaman I saw, many times from the wing of the ship's bridge, groups of dolphins surfing the bow wake. They would ride that wake roll outward and then swim quickly back to the start. Amazing animals just having fun.
Old school fisherman's daughter here. From my memory, the captains of the old-time fishing boats used to say when you see the dolphins jumping higher than usual there is a shark around. The dolphins jump that high in pods to distort their location from the sharks, it would confuse them. Sharks have very bad eyesight.
I fixated on that too. I scrolled down the comments to confirm that they were yellow-tail tuna. I didn't know that anything but remora consorted with the more predatory sharks. I mean, whole multi-species communities form around whale-sharks and manta-rays but they're both filter feeders.
A real life version of always keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer ... the Yellowtails, which we call Kingfish in NZ are a prey species of the shark.
First of all, i thank you from the heart, that you are not using any sad or harmful material for the video, in the current social media its VERY unique since people somehow thinks its more interesting to others watch someone die in a ruthless way, or a jokes that lead to pretty much, same route... but enough about most of the world, i think they should take example off you, and start looking for something good, that entertain them in same way, but makes people around a bit happier! You are great and this video is a nut cracker! I want to see more of this in news!
dolphins meet my boat routinely in a school of hundreds and swim upside down watching me and even talking. Beautiful fun loving creatures that love playing with us.
I was surfing in Ireland back in the very early 70's at what was a remote location back in those days called Doonbeg. There were 4 of us in the water but the other 3 were about 100 yards south of me. I was sitting on my board waiting to catch a wave by myself then out of the clear blue sky a gigantic dolphin jumped right over me directly above my head about 10 feet high. It scared the living crap out of me but what a spectacular experience. I thought I was at Sea World!!! 😂
I used to go to the beach a lot back in the day and remembered seeing dolphins riding the waves all the time and jumping and playing, but I never recall seeing anything like that! Those dolphins were magnificent! Whatever is in the squid, I think I need some of that!
Love to see them showing off !!!! It only shows how much dolphins love people. If you look, they jump nearer to the boat. I was in Fla years ago out in the sea and saw some. My camera film was all used so had to use the old memory..... They jumped as high as the average on here, but you could tell, they enjoyed the laughing, and clapping coming from us. The energy was amazing and we thanked them before they left. Connecting, or exchanging Energy, is the Best!
Prop guards also protect wildlife and I wish they were mandatory on all watercrafts with propellers. Makes me wish I lived nearer the ocean...thanks for sharing!
I’m originally from San Diego. Now I live up north in Santa Cruz. We’ve had very clear water here as well. Young great whites are common, as well as otters and sometimes dolphins and whales in the spring. But our waters are deeper than down south.
Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy was so real. The dolphins will be the first to leave the planet. They’ll sing a song and we won’t understand them. They’re smart af
Dolphins are particularly wonderful that they're not only spectacular athletes but they’re extremely smart--so much so that they adjust the way they communicate so that we can understand each other a little better.
I live in Galveston and see bottlenose dolphins every day....they are wonderful intelligent creatures. They love to jump along with the boats, ferries, ships, everywhere all the time. You can't fail to see dozens every single day.
On Sunday, a couple of days ago, there was also a huge pod of dolphins swimming by Wahikuli Beach in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii. They're definitely thriving on the abundance of food by traveling throughout the Pacific Ocean
As a sailor who was home ported at 32nd Street back in the 80’s, once we got to sea this was quite common and exciting to see.Mother nature putting on a spectacular show for us humanoids.
... and you have to ask, "What purpose in life would cause a dolphin to jump 20'+ into the air ... eating mosquitos? Surely a loving creator instilled this playfulness into them, for variety, and to amaze mankind.
I was surfing lower trestles on a glassy and cloudy morning, sitting next to probably 40 to 50 other surfers. Out of the glassy calm water a dolphin jumped up in the air just like this video only roughly 10 to 15 feet from us. You don’t realize how big dolphins are until you see them up close. You don’t realize how small you actually are until you spend a lot of time in the ocean.
Wow..... I live in the wrong place! Great looking people, ocean, nice weather and beautiful dolphins! I just wouldn't want to live in a bigger city though!
Why do Americans prefer to talk endlessly about a subject instead of just plain show it? A picture is worth a thousand words. Talk talk talk talk talk……
Dolphins are at the top of the food chain, even great white sharks give dolphins a wide berth, as the great white will take young dolphins if they get a chance, the dolphins gang attack the sharks.
Dolphins generally represents peace and harmony. This animal of the seas and oceans is joyful, graceful, compassionate, intelligent, generous and protective. It also symbolizes cooperation and freedom. Its energy is positive and it is often a symbol of love, life and joy. Reflects the energy we’ve been feeling this past month across the nation.
Sharks got 3 gang members, all in sync. The little guy avoiding the 2 at the rear. The two constantly on the tail of the shark, avoiding the shark. All together.
Yeah we agree. Good video but stop talking about going viral and views nobody cares about that crap. It's just weird and makes u all thirsty and no one legit says that lol
LMAO. First thought that popped into my mind: Even the Dolphins are celebrating the Harris/Walz ticket. Thank you CBS 8 for sharing a wonderful story about a persons kindness shown to all living things. And for obtaining such awesome video. Have a wonderful day out there on the West Coast! Much love from the East Coast!
Wow, I never seen dolphins just up so high! That’s why I love San Diego the best. Last time I was walking on mission beach rock jetty, I saw a baby baby Seal 🦭 relaxing on one of the boulder rocks minding his own business. It was the cutest thing ever .
i once freed a big old goldfish from a fold of thick black plastic which was lining a garden pond. He'd been stuck there for hours. All the little goldfish started jumping out like dolphins do for about 5 minutes.
What a sweetheart of a man and business owner. There's so much injury and death from boats to our precious sea animals. I really appreciate his efforts and him sharing this publicly for other boaters. Right on, man.🙌🏽
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The propellers are bulls$$$! If they put the propellers inside of a casing, they become jet powered and the blades are covered up. Plenty of people get chopped up too. It should have been illegal years ago to have an open-prop. 2 strokes are already regulated and banned in fresh water.
@@GrandmaBev64 Such a great point.
@@Yvagne 😊💙🌊
"Fukushima water' will reach San Diego waters by late 2025.
,,, you'll see "glowing in the dark fish/dolphins by then.
Exactly what he said for all boat owners/operators. Go slowly and lift those engines.
The prop is like a back scratcher. I bet they enjoy it.
🎵Orca 🎵 Orca 🎵Orca,🎶🎹🎶, 📯📯 Orca,Orca,Orca,Orca,!!!
Years ago I was off Laguna Beach and hyper pod of dolphins of at least a thousand appeared in front of us. We stayed behind them and then moved into the middle of the pod. Finally we moved in front and looked back and it was a stampede. It’s the most amazing wildlife experience I’ve ever had.
That's sounds awesome.
Video?
@@AngryManSki unfortunately no this was before smart phones. I was with my wife and kids on my father in law’s boat and before that I didn’t even know that dolphins gathered in such incredible numbers.
I was up in Malibu just visiting when all of a sudden a pod of dolphin appeared, jumping..Ill always remember that
I saw a large pod off Va beach area on a dolphin cruise. 35+ babies, &adults. The cruise stayed over out there as the dolphins swam around. I never heard so many wows in my life. It was awesome!
Those dolphins are just practicing for their trip back into space - "So long & thanks for all the fish!" 🙃
So sad it had to come to this.
Nice reference
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The strags don't get it. It's only for the froods who really know where their towels are.
Exactly. Coming to a Galactic Freeway near us all.
"leaping out of the air" no they are leaping in to the air😂
OMG! Yup! It was hard to watch the video after hearing that one!
"Depends on your point of view." ~Star Wars VI
@bftvclips8925 I was thinking the exact same thing. Anyone who had a proper education realizes that there is something seriously wrong with the lack of the ability to express one’s self properly with critical thinking skills. And then some clown says that your accurate comment “depends on your point of view.”
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@@kevincage1641
Dolphins move thru water as we move thru air, with short excursions into the other environment.
Dolphins don’t need to be trained to do what they do in captivity. They do it naturally in the real world. I was a first mate on a fishing boat, and we would often see dolphins swimming in unison side by side. They would also often jump 20 to 30 feet out of the water. They’re a very intelligent and playful animal.
They rape in packs!
Dolphins , orcas and seals should not be used in the entertainment business. All sea mammals and all fauna should be free in their natural habitats
Amazing video. I didn't know that dolphins could jump that high.
The hungrier they are the higher the jump
Is it really called jumping?
@@skydancerforever I believe it's called breeching.
Where have you been?
It’s amazing
A fellow bicyclist and I were on the upper car deck of a Washington state ferry, so we were the only ones who saw a pod of Dahl's porpoises swimming almost flush with the hull of the ferry, they looked so close! The guy and I shared a smile, like "Ha! We're the only ones seeing this!"
I believe it, I use to work on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier. Dolphins and flying fish often swim and jump alongside the ship.
@@el_duderino_man Do they swim so close to be friendly? Are they saying hello? Or is it the noise of the engines..or the movement the ship creates in the water? How cool it must be to see them swim and jump. Thank you for your service.
@@thegreencat9947 They can travel faster next to a ship. The boat's wake displaces the water. Dolphins do this all the time next to the boats to and from Channel Islands National Park off the coast of California.
@@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044 I thought so. Amazing that they use our ships for their benefit. Thank you for your answer.😁🦈🦈🦈
Bicyclist? So you told the dolphins to not swim in your lane?
I'm impressed by how articulate the boat captain is. He speaks like a professional speaker, or a college professor.
Yes, he probably works as a guide during the tours
And he says things like 'leaping into the air,' instead of 'leaping out of the air' like certain blonde professional newscasters.
probably has a Phd and that was the only job he could get in California
@@christoner2666 During summer... when school is not in session. Not exactly a shocker.
He tells boatloads of tourists the same thing several times a day. Yeah, he has it down.
I was a lobster fisherman back in the 80s. I saw thousands of Dolphins doing this off the New Zealand cost, one day. Once only did I see this. Honestly, there were countless numbers of them, all flipping etc.
So they had a convention. 😄
@@Sceonn Exactly, one of life's unforgettable experiences
New Zealand
@@chrisgoffe5048 👍
Sonar?
How cool is it that we live in a city where we can watch dolphins fly!
I’m watching from ATL in awe like wow ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@JapanSpr94sad I’m grateful
I dont miss living there.
It does look beautiful there. If it wasn't for the horrible Democrat marxist government there that's where I would live.
that’s what our city leaders say when we point out how badly our city is run.
Ive seen baby dolphins walk on water for about 15 to 20 feet before the dive back in. It is awesome.
You must have seen dolphin version of Jesus
It’s the Dolphin Olympics ❤
Need to drug test them....look how high they're getting!
Dolphins trying to be Simone Biles??? No Olympian can compare to these amazing animals! Maybe Simone Biles is trying to be like the dolphins?
Dolphins are far superior❤️
😂😂
Better Simone than Raygun.
Keep the ocean clean, please. These amazing creatures deserve a clean home
Tell that to China, India and third world countries.
@@grbmajor6645 yeah... everyone... did I say US only?
@@Because_alex No you didn't, but we get blamed for EVERYTHING.
Yes, they do. Humans deserve clean sidewalks to walk on, not the crap covered mess that's there.
@scottmccloud9029 true, but remember that humans are capable of cleaning our environments. We should keep ours clean, but we owe it to wildlife to keep theirs cleaner than ours. They are just bystanders in all this
The power of their swimming to be able to propel themselves up in the air like that. 😱😻
Man dolphins are so cool just free spirits roaming the seas!!🐬💯
Those dolphins. How cute is that, .so darn cute ❤
I've often wondered why the propellers on boats are not required to have a cage around them , so they will not slice into Marine animals❗❗❗
I wish that too. that poor shark has a huge gash scar,
Such a thing already exists. It's called a water jet drive. I build them for a living in Oregon.
I thought they already had a device that is actually called a Dolphin that attaches to the props housing. Maybe that is something else. Still on my first coffee.
It's a great idea, but the government is busy spending billions of dollars on useless EVs, ethanol subsidies and more important things like that instead of dolphins...after all, dolphins don't vote by mail and they're not taxpayers. And in 5 swing states, they;ll vote many multiple times, will for the Kamal.
Now if only they can harvest those ballots!
All boat owners would love that! I assume you are paying to modify millions of boats? No? Who will?
This a species of dolphin that likes to jump high. 🐬❤
They embraced athleticism.
Theory: the greater the intelligence , the greater the capacity for having *_fun_* .
"Excuse me while I kiss the sky"
It's "kiss the sky". Get it right.
@@oriraykai3610 That's what most people hear but it's actually 'kiss this guy'.
@@doktormcnasty It's originally was "kiss the sky," but Jimi was known to occasionally sing "kiss this guy" to live audiences for laughs, as he was famous for his sense of humor.
Tribute to the great Jimi Hendrix.
Dolphins are such amazing creatures, they actually like showing off for humans, I used to see them off the island of Cebu in the Philippines they would follow alongside the ferry boats if people cheered it would actually encourage them to leap even higher.
I feel like dolphins would have zoomies just like my Australian Shepherd. They were dolphin zoomies!
This happened when I was in the Navy and we had a race from Baja to Long Beach with 4 destroyers racing going about 33 knots and dolphins racing along with us and this was in 1968
Seeing the whales in Lahaina harbor (Maui) is one thing I’ll always remember from my time in the Navy. I also saw the dolphins cruising in the bow waves as our ship cruised along in the Pacific.
🇺🇸🐳🐬
@@SayWhut276 Pretty sure that's a Barracuda... The Dolphins optioned with a 454 hunt Barracudas, or maybe those were stingrays? Hard to remember now....
They know joy equally as well as any human .
They can even cackle joyfully like No-Vote Kahmulluh Ak ak akk ak ak ak ak aak
@@christopherschulz2936 Get lost Shulz. THEY are joyful: you should try it instead of sharing your hateful misery!
" Leaping out of the air"? 🤔🤔 Such a wonderful sight to be able to see in person.🐬🐬🐬
It's called refraction.
We were boating in Santa Monica bay when we came upon a super pod of hundreds of dolphins they played in our wake and followed along side in front under and behind for a 1/2 mile. Incredible experience. 😊😮
They’re fabulous creatures. Great video .
The communication and coordination between dolphins is just so awesome to witness. As a merchant seaman I saw, many times from the wing of the ship's bridge, groups of dolphins surfing the bow wake. They would ride that wake roll outward and then swim quickly back to the start. Amazing animals just having fun.
Geographical note: Mission Bay is NOT on the coast. It's a bay. This all took place off the coast of Mission and Pacific beaches.
@@boblatkey7160
If you knew the area, you'd understand what a HUGE difference it makes...little one 😅.
Someone ain’t a local😂🤦♂️
@@joanthompson5606😂👍🏼
@@bones2273 Been here 70 years. You?
@@boblatkey7160 I don't think it's too much to ask that THE NEWS uses the language correctly. I mean, words are supposed to be their thing.
Old school fisherman's daughter here. From my memory, the captains of the old-time fishing boats used to say when you see the dolphins jumping higher than usual there is a shark around. The dolphins jump that high in pods to distort their location from the sharks, it would confuse them. Sharks have very bad eyesight.
Theyre showing us that the Sea World domesticated dolphins aint got nothing on them
Sea World dolphins aren’t domesticated, they’re captive. Domestication takes thousands of years.
No one is gonna talk about the two yellowtail swimming along the great white ?
I fixated on that too. I scrolled down the comments to confirm that they were yellow-tail tuna.
I didn't know that anything but remora consorted with the more predatory sharks. I mean, whole multi-species communities form around whale-sharks and manta-rays but they're both filter feeders.
Its a gang. Tiny controls it from the great white
A real life version of always keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer ... the Yellowtails, which we call Kingfish in NZ are a prey species of the shark.
@@FionaOfMountLawley yellowtail are not tuna.
Also what was on the shark’s back? There was something sort of dark yellow i think on the right side of its back.
Amusingly, scientists say the dolphins expend less energy jumping out of the water than swimming.
They were caught singing "So long and thanks for all the fish."
TH-cam saw fit to place my comment saying the same thing right above yours 😂
Well, sh....
Remember what happen after that?
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@@hafirenggayudasomething about a highway... Anyway I'll just have another pint
“Leaping out of the Air” wow that sounds incredibly backward, but your enthusiasm made up for it. I ❤flying🐬’s
First of all, i thank you from the heart, that you are not using any sad or harmful material for the video, in the current social media its VERY unique since people somehow thinks its more interesting to others watch someone die in a ruthless way, or a jokes that lead to pretty much, same route... but enough about most of the world, i think they should take example off you, and start looking for something good, that entertain them in same way, but makes people around a bit happier! You are great and this video is a nut cracker! I want to see more of this in news!
I loved seeing the Yellowtail swimming along side the Great White. The explanation of Bottlenose being in area and getting so much air is awesome.
You think it’s a yellowtail? Check out the head and movement. Almost looks like a wsb to me. Not sure though
@@seant242 100% yellowtail. That’s common of them. It’s hard to spot unless from above such as drone or tuna tower on boat.
I learn something new everyday. Thanks man. Cheers
Thx. I was wondering what those were. Do they scavenge food from shark kills?
"Awe," my sister who lives in San Diego, texted me last night about this video... I 🥰 LOVE 🐬Dolphins.
That one dolphin must have jumped 40 feet in the air
Dolphins jumping, how is this news?
@@Maspets You must be fun at parties
Because sometimes you forget dolphin @@Maspets
@@shannonmurphy760 You must be obsessed with parties.
@@Maspets not the point Einstein,it was an extraordinary jump even for dolphin...geeez get a dog..
Now that is called a real Dolphin show, nature at its best!! No training is required, just the right attitude by the fantastic Dolphins!
Reporter: Leaping out of the air? No, that would be leaping out of the water.
I miss SoCal so much. When events like this happen I just want to be out on the ocean and watching in wonder.
anywhere on the west coast. See them here in Vancouver all the time
dolphins meet my boat routinely in a school of hundreds and swim upside down watching me and even talking. Beautiful fun loving creatures that love playing with us.
It’s as if they are jumping for the sheer joy of being alive
I was surfing in Ireland back in the very early 70's at what was a remote location back in those days called Doonbeg. There were 4 of us in the water but the other 3 were about 100 yards south of me. I was sitting on my board waiting to catch a wave by myself then out of the clear blue sky a gigantic dolphin jumped right over me directly above my head about 10 feet high. It scared the living crap out of me but what a spectacular experience. I thought I was at Sea World!!! 😂
How does someone with this much trouble annunciating get a job as a TV news reporter?
Big ol titties
Right? I was trying to place the accent but I couldn't
I used to go to the beach a lot back in the day and remembered seeing dolphins riding the waves all the time and jumping and playing, but I never recall seeing anything like that! Those dolphins were magnificent! Whatever is in the squid, I think I need some of that!
You haven't seen a video? There's nothing interesting about this.
They call him Flipper, Flipper, faster than lightning . .
Love to see them showing off !!!!
It only shows how much dolphins love people. If you look, they jump nearer to the boat. I was in Fla years ago out in the sea and saw some. My camera film was all used so had to use the old memory..... They jumped as high as the average on here, but you could tell, they enjoyed the laughing, and clapping coming from us. The energy was amazing and we thanked them before they left.
Connecting, or exchanging Energy, is the Best!
Prop guards also protect wildlife and I wish they were mandatory on all watercrafts with propellers. Makes me wish I lived nearer the ocean...thanks for sharing!
They’re just super happy and JOYFUL 💙
They are saying, "goodbye and thanks for all of the fish...."
Where is my free aquarium bowl ?
I didn't hear them whistling the Star Spangled Banner. Maybe these dolphins have a different accent?
Love the Douglas Adams reference.
I really need to go back and read at least the first four books now.
@@Gunners_Mate_Guns lol awesome!
This is the first thing I thought of when I saw this video and had to check comments to see who else thought of this. I got my towel ready.
I’m originally from San Diego. Now I live up north in Santa Cruz. We’ve had very clear water here as well. Young great whites are common, as well as otters and sometimes dolphins and whales in the spring. But our waters are deeper than down south.
Coming to LA Olympics 2024:
Syncronized Dolphin Jumping 😂
Such epic natural sights. Boy I'm glad to call San Diego home.
Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy was so real. The dolphins will be the first to leave the planet. They’ll sing a song and we won’t understand them. They’re smart af
At this point I think I would welcome the Vogons.
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Dolphins are particularly wonderful that they're not only spectacular athletes but they’re extremely smart--so much so that they adjust the way they communicate so that we can understand each other a little better.
Thiss is how dolphins should be, FREE ❤ not in tanks or pulling people around😢
Nah they should be in tanks.
@@Maspets Or armored personnel carriers.
I live in Galveston and see bottlenose dolphins every day....they are wonderful intelligent creatures. They love to jump along with the boats, ferries, ships, everywhere all the time. You can't fail to see dozens every single day.
So long, So long, So long... and THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH!!!!!
Uh oh, this means the vogons are on their way.
Don't forget to bring a towel.
On Sunday, a couple of days ago, there was also a huge pod of dolphins swimming by Wahikuli Beach in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii.
They're definitely thriving on the abundance of food by traveling throughout the Pacific Ocean
dolphins are such princesses. egotistical showoffs. no work all play.
Yeah, I'm jealous too...
Those dolphins are having a blast! They play like we do and jump or body surf just for fun.
Absolutely beautiful this is why America needs to keep the ocean clean we need our ocean habitat please do not throw trash in the ocean
Tell it to the third world. That’s where 90% of the plastic in the oceans is coming from.
dolphin: y'all wanna do a leap competition
all other dolphins: WE'RE IN
It's a buffet ( food)in the water, that's why those dolphins jumping out of the water so high😂😂
There is one dolphin that has the world record for the highest jump We just don’t know which one it is.
WOW. Soooo COOL 😊
Nice drone clip
That’s home! Paradise. I’ll never ever leave.
They're saying so long and thanks for all the fish
As a sailor who was home ported at 32nd Street back in the 80’s, once we got to sea this was quite common and exciting to see.Mother nature putting on a spectacular show for us humanoids.
... and you have to ask, "What purpose in life would cause a dolphin to jump 20'+ into the air ... eating mosquitos?
Surely a loving creator instilled this playfulness into them, for variety, and to amaze mankind.
I was surfing lower trestles on a glassy and cloudy morning, sitting next to probably 40 to 50 other surfers. Out of the glassy calm water a dolphin jumped up in the air just like this video only roughly 10 to 15 feet from us. You don’t realize how big dolphins are until you see them up close. You don’t realize how small you actually are until you spend a lot of time in the ocean.
So long and thanks for all the fish
I’ve seen dolphin off that coast before and yes, I love it. They jump so high X navy I went to Boot Camp in San Diego. I love mission beach…
I thought this read “video of captured dolphin goes viral.” and I thought the dolphin in the air was a helicopter 😂
Wow..... I live in the wrong place! Great looking people, ocean, nice weather and beautiful dolphins! I just wouldn't want to live in a bigger city though!
Why do Americans prefer to talk endlessly about a subject instead of just plain show it? A picture is worth a thousand words. Talk talk talk talk talk……
Why do people never say where they are from when talking💩?
Sir, this is a news channel ...
Love it ❤. I used to live in San Diego. It’s beautiful!
Has anyone considered that there may be somthing so threatening in the water that it warrants leaping out of it so high ? ......
Dolphins are at the top of the food chain, even great white sharks give dolphins a wide berth, as the great white will take young dolphins if they get a chance, the dolphins gang attack the sharks.
I LOVE Dominic's whale channel. Such great stuff.
0:08 _"...dolphins, leaping out of the air"_
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Dolphins generally represents peace and harmony. This animal of the seas and oceans is joyful, graceful, compassionate, intelligent, generous and protective. It also symbolizes cooperation and freedom. Its energy is positive and it is often a symbol of love, life and joy. Reflects the energy we’ve been feeling this past month across the nation.
“Dolphins leaping out of the air”? Clearly she wasn’t hired for her intellect.
Sharks got 3 gang members, all in sync. The little guy avoiding the 2 at the rear. The two constantly on the tail of the shark, avoiding the shark. All together.
I thought they were shark babies/kids
so thirsty for that view counts
Yeah we agree. Good video but stop talking about going viral and views nobody cares about that crap. It's just weird and makes u all thirsty and no one legit says that lol
It's amazing how cool these sea mammals are when they're not incaptivity .
LMAO. First thought that popped into my mind: Even the Dolphins are celebrating the Harris/Walz ticket. Thank you CBS 8 for sharing a wonderful story about a persons kindness shown to all living things. And for obtaining such awesome video. Have a wonderful day out there on the West Coast! Much love from the East Coast!
I had a dolphin jump over my fishing boat's radar arch (fishing for albacore offshore). I'll never forget it
Those dolphins are certainly trying to outdo each other on who can leap the highest out of the waves. Pretty cool sight!.
They must be going so fast to jump so high! Amazing!
Wow, I never seen dolphins just up so high! That’s why I love San Diego the best. Last time I was walking on mission beach rock jetty, I saw a baby baby Seal 🦭 relaxing on one of the boulder rocks minding his own business. It was the cutest thing ever .
The average common bottlenose is around 9 feet. Keep that in mind to judge how high they leap when breaching
Thought it was a clickbait thumbnail, but it's not. I had no idea they could jump that high that is insane.
Those dolphins have so much joy!
Simone B ? These Dolphins don’t make a cent though and look how happy they are ! No multi million dollar sponsorships here !!
Whoa those are some massive jumps!
i once freed a big old goldfish from a fold of thick black plastic which was lining a garden pond. He'd been stuck there for hours. All the little goldfish started jumping out like dolphins do for about 5 minutes.
It's crazy just how far above the water some of those dolphins leap!! Wow!!