Wait! Notice something, they can detect the pitch. It's not the syllables they're imitating, it's the pitch. A high pitched or rising pitch call like "Amy" or "Bye Bye" is followed by shrieky imitations. Whereas the flattening out ones like "One Two" is followed by the raspberry noises. They're not imitating us they're trying to communicate & probably trying to understand us, like we them.
Free food, and friendly neighborhood. Even human is small, they still didnt attach human aggressively. They even want friendship to human, since they are social animals.
@@marcelurban4120 Except Humans can physically speak other languages. Imagine trying to speak clearly and form words entirely out of your nose. That's how the Orcas feel.
As a former sonar technician for the US Navy, the passive sounds of the sea never get old. Sound in water travels faster and for much greater distances than in the atmosphere. Hence, noise pollution is much more impactful than one might expect. Especially for creatures that depend upon sound for navigation. Before mechanical ships, whales could theoretically communicate three thousand miles apart if their songs entered a SOFAR (Sound fixing and ranging channel). Of course, it was likely one-way communication at such extreme ranges because it would take a while for sound to travel that far. Back in the day (early 80s) when I was a sonar technician, we called it the "Sound Channel Axis" (SOFAR is a new term to me). Apparently, the terminology has changed as search engines don't like the old terminology (Sound Channel Axis).
Wasted, do you feel that it would be ethical to bring these orcas up into our sentient level of awareness? If we can communicate with them in the future: is it a good or bad idea, if we were to make them more intelligent, and civilized, and integrated into our civilization?
I recommend that you read "Broca's Brain" by Carl Sagan. It will answer your question better than I can. There is a recent article, however, that describes a modern dilemma facing college professors. They claim that an increasing number of students lack the basic ability to read a novel front to back so perhaps recommending a book is no longer fashionable. Further, your absurd question leads me to believe that you might be one of those folks that the professors are complaining about. We certainly do seem to celebrate ignorance lately.
@@truthseeker-heyoka If you want a fun, sci-fi take on this I suggest reading the the _Uplift_ series of novels by David Brin. It is a series where various sentient species uplift (evolve) other species, making them sentient and acting as their mentors. It has both human and alien protagonists. Humans uplift dolphins and chimps. Chimps then go on to uplift gorillas. By the sound of your question maybe you've already read the series or know about it?
She an the another orcas in her pod born in captivity,so she doesn't know about the existence of the sea,in anothers words,is ilogical that she'll says that.(Sorry for my bad english)
@@FeyhrejTheHuntress No. Instinct always feels that there is something greater, something unfulfilled, when it is kept away from them. This is true of every creature. Instinct knows what SHOULD be, even if the creature has never seen or known it.
How marvellous it is, that we could be in such a wonderful time as this, seeing and hearing something as beautiful as this, countless millions before us, never did and many more won’t. Thank you to this channel. Shame, that as we advance into our own annihilation through greed and ignorance, we leave behind something we may never fully appreciate. In all the known universe, we might be the only organism able to bear witness to the vastness of existence. Yet we are so blind to everything.
I found your comment most profound yet none had replied. So thank you for crafting wisdom into words, in honor of the orca and all life. See you on the other side when this field trip is done
I found your comment most profound yet none had replied. So thank you for crafting wisdom into words, in honor of the orca and all life. See you on the other side when this field trip is done
@@javierhillier4252 it's more than a language: a single note, pitched up or down conveys an awful lot of information, but we have no idea how. Think of a single vowel containing as much information as a sentence, or a paragraph; that's how they "speak"
Not only do they have their own language and culture passed down from generations like us humans but each pod of orcas have their own dialect and language
They do actually different pods have different languages and sound patterns that evolve over time and distance just like people. And baby orcas have to learn to speak the language slowly over time just like human babies do its pretty crazy.
Nothing pisses me off more than knowing that these remarkably intelligent, emotional, and self-aware animals are kept in tiny tanks for human amusement.
@@MonokelJohn No No, you totally misunderstand what I'm asking, key word asking. the ones I proposed could be harsh but could also replaced, I was genuinely curious about their response to the nothing pisses me off more than (insert thing), and wanted to see if it was a general statement or more. I could have worded it better but I wanted to engage it a way that would get a response from the OP. Hopefully.
For me I found it completely moving and also adorable. It shows just how intelligent orcas, whale and dolphin variant species are and their earnestness and eagerness to try to imitate and learn. They really are an amazing species. It is sad though if you think about the ones in captivity and also that suffer from pollution as well.
Me too... For me i think it's cause it shows me that it's possible to have a world where animals happily get along with and talk to us. But us as humans can only break this trust they could ever have with us over and over again. Animals are so adorable and will do so much for us but look at what we do to them :(
I’ve always said that about animals, like people wanting to know what their dogs or cats are thinking, I think they would say they don’t want to be owned! That would be the end of pets!
It's amazing that every Orca actually has their own speech that is distinguishable from every other Orca just like human speech. Whales and Dolphins also have their own signature sound that each individual is able to tell apart from the others.
What is even more interesting is that not only do they imitate human speech, they appear to understand the meaning, while we cannot understand or imitate a single syllable of theirs.
It's called cardio-gnosis. You are releasing frequencies from your heart to their heart. You can speak to plants as well and transmit frequencies and they will speak back. The whole earth communication is based frequencies and vibration. What I am saying has been proven by scientific study.
@@angela64355 it takes time to learn their language, you also have to have a pure heart towards them filled with an eternal state of honour in your heart. The Creator will allow you to communicate with them of you are heart is filled with purified sincerity, love, peace, joy, Honour and appreciation for making them. Communication is actually mostly frequencies that we can't see physically and what we are hearing is just about 20% of what's actually being transmitted, the rest is emotional intelligence through frequencies that speaks to spirit and heart of the creature.
it is actually horrific. these recordings are made in captivity, person talknig to this highly intelligent being is their "trainer". of course this recording is powerful but imagine yourself in a blue concrete cage and your body is built to swim 50kmh through wastnes of ocean with your 30 first cousins.
@@Grant_Sheppard yeah maybe you're right ¯\_(ツ) but as a matter of fact, "being surrounded by them" and "listening to their human-ish sounds on a yt video" are two very different scenarios edit: 🎤 💧
@@CammyJacobWhat does believing a Creator have to do with cult leaders ? Evidence in the world and universe around us, undeniably points to a Creator. When Richard Dawkins says there's no God and his followers blindly repeat this, I'd say this pretty much makes him a cult leader tbh.
@@tayh3168 srsly, human superiority is nuts. when i stayed in bed all day being too depressed to eat my cat came to me and did the exact same things she does when it’s time for me to feed her. she even watched me to make sure i started eating before she did. tell me she did not understand what she was doing. there are dogs out there with literal careers and ppl will still vehemently deny they can have any form of consciousness.
Personally I think that EVERY being, from insects and plants to birds and fish and every other creature on earth is far more intelligent and sensitive than we realize. Maybe not in the same way we are, but there is something there. Obviously I could be wrong but it's a feeling I have.
How bored these poor orcas must be to take the time to imitate a human. They are so intelligent. Each pod actually has their own sounds of frequencies they use to communicate. To have them kept in these tanks only double maybe triple their size, breaks my heart.
chances are it's just a socialization thing. I mean, humans meow at cats all the time and it's not out of boredom, so I don't see why other animals who live in close proximity with us shouldn't do it くコ:彡
@mel1503 No, this is something that has been forced upon them in captivity, it's called pavlovian conditioning. Watch Blackfish if you haven't already. Will really open your eyes.
A mother orca was separated from her baby in captivity, and she attempted to call out for her baby using long distance calls, it was the first time scientists had ever heard such a call, when there was no response she went into a deep depression, and was further punished by pavlovian conditioning, basically "perform for us or you starve", and when orcas are starved, the other orcas don't like it and they attack the one not 'doing their job', this is also talked about in Blackfish, truly heartbreaking. They don't deserve to be locked up for our entertainment.
I would say not to let what orcas say bother you. Just tell him that his mom is a humpback whale. If they know they're getting to you'll they'll just do it more bc that's what they want.
@@underdawg2743 Except when they're killing a baby whale or torturing a seal. Sorry, I hate when people do what I just did. I just can't think of anything else when I see these guys. It's nature, I get it, and this is a really, REALLY, cool thing to hear. 😬
@@underdawg2743 Oh hush, you know exactly what I mean. At least, I would think you know what they do with seals - they “play” with them first, like a cat torturing a mouse.
@@redhammer5783 yeah...compare an animal that evolve to live with humans, to an apex predator who can communicate... You should go back to school. Pay attention this time
Not really, Orcas are really intelligent, they can also be cunning and sometimes just as cruel as humans as some like to tease seals before they attack them, they work well together while hunting, so it's important to know all aspects about them. If this orca didn't want to cooperative with these humans, it wouldn't, it's in the sea not in a seaworld place so it's free to go wherever it wants.
@@Salena905 i know orcas do that. there are many examples of animals doing similar things. but i was talking about orcas in captivity, not what's in the video.
@@aspieangel1988 I never believed in "The Rapture." But lately, I'm hoping it's real, comes soon, and all the Bible Beaters will go away and leave us in peace. Some were really sure the world was coming to it's "Last Days" when all the scary clowns started appearing in videos. Before that, someone said "if it rained on Friday the 13th, a TV preacher will try to steal your money. Oh, wait. That one came true.
@@Xal1991 We should study their words then, it’s obvious that they have the ability to understand ours. If they have their own language(s) then logically we could learn to translate it. Or at least understand their words enough to communicate back
It's already happening, scientific studies have proven it. Research cardio-gnosis. It has been happening for ages already. "there's nothing new under the sun" @@chriswalker9478
So ... if you meow at a cat, or bark at a dog, are you doing it because you're legitimately trying to communicate with them...? Because I certainly don't, and neither do most other people. We do it for amusement. We don't expect for a second that the cat or dog will actually understand our intentions just because we're mimicking a sound we regularly hear them make. Why assume differently for cetaceans? Do you also think that parrots - notorious for mimicking human speech for no particular reason - are actually trying to communicate with us? Sorry but it just doesn't make much sense. They're just copying sounds they're hearing us make
@@Biketunerfy So ... if you meet a person whose language you don't speak (and let's pretend for the sake of argument that you have no resources at your disposition such as Google Translate or dictionaries) ... you're going to attempt to communicate with them by ... mimicking words they say, which you don't even know the meaning of...? Because, I'm sorry, but that's really not going to work. You'd both have to use gesticulation, and point at relevant objects, in order to make each other understand what certain words mean, which you obviously can't do with a cat or dog, nor can a cetacean do it with you. The idea of interspecies communication is actually one of my biggest fascinations, but just mindlessly mimicking the sounds the other is producing is really not going to lead to any sort of mutual understanding, not even in the most rudimentary capacity. I don't understand how this could possibly not be self-evident. The dog obviously has no way of knowing what you're thinking when you're barking at it, and you obviously have no way of knowing what the whale is feeling while it's trying to copy the sound of "byebye" or "one-two". It obviously has no way of knowing what those sounds mean. They're just sounds to them, just like a dog's bark is just a bark to you.
This is really cool if you're in an area where you can do this then recognize the same bird or birds later that day or the next day and have a slightly different whistle pattern for each. They'll remember and some will whistle when they see you outside.
@@STRANGERINMOSCOW1 I used to do this with a blackbird on Summer evenings. Gave up when he'd copy and later embellish my whistling beyond what I could copy as if it were a challenge.
@@trevorroberts-o7q It was a challenge! Birds are very territorial and their singing is two fold, to attract a partner and declare their territory. Living with chickens is a hassle!....
Animals are intelligent. It's sad that humans might assume that they are dumb. They are just living in a completely different way than us and communicate differently.
Many countries are now considering them "sentient" as they are self aware, intelligent, and can recognize themselves in a mirror. What we have done to them is a crime. No matter how guilded the cage, it's still a prison. At least Sea World no longer has these majestic creatures in captivity. Hopefully the rest of the world will end this barbarism.
Anywhere in the wild? Let me school you free of charge, Orca's live in the water NOT on land although, not just in any water they prefer the ocean. You're welcome ....................................................................................... Just joking bro, did I get you? LOL
I was taken to SeaWorld as a very young child, but by the age of 7, I refused to go to the zoo or any place holding animals captive. The exception is legit rehabilitation or sanctuary facilities., in order to help them take care of the animals. I have always loved animals so much, and when you spend time with with them and observe them, you come to know that they have their own intelligence, personality, and their own community and ways. I think humans are at our greatest when we are aware that the Earth is their home too, and we have a responsibility to Earth, and all life on Earth, not just ourselves. The negative things we do reverberate and have domino effects.They deserve unpolluted habitat to live in without trash, plastic, or chemicals and they certainly deserve to live their lives and not be our slaves. We should care for them because it's our duty and because it heals us too. They have become victims of our self-centered and sociopathic societies. They deserve so much better and we should be so much better!
The doctored part are the subtitles. You hear what you read. Do it without the subtitles and without assuming they are trying to mimic the sound and you'll hear something completely different.
@@aukemichels5182 the pitch and length of the sounds are so similar to the words the person says to them. it definitely seems like they're at least mimicking the noise.
@@mariyam9861 Pareidolia (/ˌpærɪˈdoʊliə, ˌpɛər-/;[1] also US: /ˌpɛəraɪ-/)[2] is the tendency for perception to impose a meaningful interpretation on a nebulous stimulus, usually visual, so that one detects an object, pattern, or meaning where there is none. Pareidolia is a type of apophenia.
There have been no deadly recorded cases of orcas attacking humans in the wild. In fact the first recorded cases of these animals attacking humans were in the past few years around south-spain
It's nothing like humans. That would be parrots. Still, very interesting. What's really mind-blowing is that there is a possibility the whales are somewhat as intelligent as us and this high pitches scream of theirs is part of a language. Can you imagine that? A species vastly different from us speaking a language of their own? I must say I have doubts it's a full blown language but that remains a mystery for now.
@@CaptainPupu iirc dolphins are up there with the wrinkliest brains, so yeah, they might have very similar intelligence to humans; each whale does have its own patterns, and there are different dialects too for the different ecotypes in different areas of the world
It's quiet incredible. these marine biologists haven't been able to do much in terms of decoding though. Seems like a no brainer that they should've got a team of linguists and pilologists on the job. Then again, I don't even know if its possible to decode something like this. Without the whales telling us what word corresponds to what object... Maybe we'll find a rosetta stone of whale language written by the ancient whale sage, Willy.@@altairch.4273
@@pluviophile1988 Nobody knows the extent of their "language" or how it works. It might be very simple like birdsong or it might be more complex than even our own but unfortunately there's no way of knowing one way or the other at the moment. Obviously like anyone else I'm hoping for something more toward the latter side of that spectrum but I don't want to be consumed by wishful thinking.
And I love it! Too bad I will miss it happening...such a great "story" and we'll miss the end. Unless...there's just a veil after all, and we do get "live" on.
.@@ingriddoerksen9518 We will miss nothing, we incarnated, so we COULD be a part of it.. thats why the population explosion over the past few decades around the world.. the many beings of light from the past waited until the earth was in this stage, so they can be here when IT transforms.. its why system's are falling and so called "leaders" are being seen for what they are.. the dark. And we're no longer putting up with it!
Some human sounds are hard for them to make. We need do create a new language to interact with them. Maybe without the 't' and another letters that are hard for them to talk.
Imagine hearing that alone in the middle of the ocean. Just you and you hear a distinct "Hello."
Or a voice saying "over here....turn around"
distinct? are we watching the same video?
Oh finally a friend
Just the hallucinations from drinking too much salt water kicking in😂
"Bye-bye"
You’ll know the end is near when they say, “so long and thanks for all of the fish”
😂
PERFECT!
"So sad that it's come down to this"
@@elric5943 "we tried to warn you all but oh deeear"
A HHGTTG thread? Obviously.
“Hello!”
*”HAAAEEEUWAAGH”*
Stitch greeting
@@FrostyGerardo-kr7xs yes! So cute
Sounds the same to me 😂
Ohana means family...
Even my cat could do better
Wait! Notice something, they can detect the pitch. It's not the syllables they're imitating, it's the pitch. A high pitched or rising pitch call like "Amy" or "Bye Bye" is followed by shrieky imitations. Whereas the flattening out ones like "One Two" is followed by the raspberry noises. They're not imitating us they're trying to communicate & probably trying to understand us, like we them.
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So precious and cute❤❤❤
Humans have really articulated tongues and vocal chords.
While cetaceans are better at echo location
This makes me think orcas would be great at speaking a tonal language like chinese
The pitch is probably the basis of speech. Listen to the first sounds a baby imitates. That’s well before they can articulate syllables.
What I find more fascinating than orcas imitating human speech, is the fact that they'd be interested in doing so.
they are food motivated
@@harleyquiinnnn if you think about it, everyone is technically motivated by food
@@velvetvixen3001 😆👍🏻
Free food, and friendly neighborhood. Even human is small, they still didnt attach human aggressively. They even want friendship to human, since they are social animals.
They plan on taking over. They'll still be around long after we destroy ourselves.
You can realize they're trying hard, although not being able to replicate the sounds physically.
They’d be using their blowholes, so pretty impressive
It's the same with people trying foreign languages
@@marcelurban4120
Except Humans can physically speak other languages. Imagine trying to speak clearly and form words entirely out of your nose. That's how the Orcas feel.
Their vocals are evolved to carry sound through water. So they cant really make the same sounds as us.
@@patriciastone9836 but they have studied and continue to study whale languages
That last "one two" was clearly an orca trolling a human. Magnificent.
or, and hear me out.. other humans trolling YOU
@@FartInYourFace234nah
yep lol@@FartInYourFace234
Talks better than Joe Biden !
@@zzzxxzzz3248lol
As a former sonar technician for the US Navy, the passive sounds of the sea never get old. Sound in water travels faster and for much greater distances than in the atmosphere. Hence, noise pollution is much more impactful than one might expect. Especially for creatures that depend upon sound for navigation.
Before mechanical ships, whales could theoretically communicate three thousand miles apart if their songs entered a SOFAR (Sound fixing and ranging channel). Of course, it was likely one-way communication at such extreme ranges because it would take a while for sound to travel that far. Back in the day (early 80s) when I was a sonar technician, we called it the "Sound Channel Axis" (SOFAR is a new term to me). Apparently, the terminology has changed as search engines don't like the old terminology (Sound Channel Axis).
Wasted, do you feel that it would be ethical to bring these orcas up into our sentient level of awareness? If we can communicate with them in the future: is it a good or bad idea, if we were to make them more intelligent, and civilized, and integrated into our civilization?
I recommend that you read "Broca's Brain" by Carl Sagan. It will answer your question better than I can. There is a recent article, however, that describes a modern dilemma facing college professors. They claim that an increasing number of students lack the basic ability to read a novel front to back so perhaps recommending a book is no longer fashionable. Further, your absurd question leads me to believe that you might be one of those folks that the professors are complaining about. We certainly do seem to celebrate ignorance lately.
@@Wasted_Talent007 This is genuinely such a brilliant response.
@@truthseeker-heyoka If you want a fun, sci-fi take on this I suggest reading the the _Uplift_ series of novels by David Brin. It is a series where various sentient species uplift (evolve) other species, making them sentient and acting as their mentors. It has both human and alien protagonists. Humans uplift dolphins and chimps. Chimps then go on to uplift gorillas. By the sound of your question maybe you've already read the series or know about it?
Im in love with you @@Wasted_Talent007
Human : Bye bye.
Orca : Farewell.
Human:One two
Orca: *headcrab jumpscare*
Our 'revoir, Mon Cheri.
So long and thanks for all the fish!
Human: bye bye
Orca: Be seeing you.
Hey, yall don’t forget your towels
What magnificent creatures
magnificent? go do some research on what orcas do to their prey. complete lack of morals
Great White: i am the ocean's scariest predator
Orca: heyoow!
Pilot whale scares them.
😂
Great white is the Fave prey of Orca and the Kidney is an Orca delicacy.
@@georgeadams6277Some groups of orcas wat great whites. Others eat salmon, seals, etc. They are very specific hunters.
Technically he still is cuz they need to attack him in a group despite beeing bigger to avoid deadly counter attacks
Incredible. Please protect these beautiful intelligent creatures !
"This animal sounds so bizarre, I'm going to mimic it."
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We aren't animals. That atheist fable was refuted by SCINTILLAM DEI.
@@SiGa-i1r Didn't he also admit to beating his wife and supporting slavery? Aswell as not believing in dinosaurs.
@@SiGa-i1r We are animals nice advertising though no one is going to watch that trash gl maybe in 10 years you'll get a following that is sizeable.
@@SiGa-i1r Enjoy your fables while we bask in reality. Imagine calling reality a fable when you literally believe in one.
I wonder if one day they'll ask why they are in a aquarium
Very heartfelt comment
Heartbreaking!!! Omg 😭😭😭😭💔💔💔I’m almost cry
She an the another orcas in her pod born in captivity,so she doesn't know about the existence of the sea,in anothers words,is ilogical that she'll says that.(Sorry for my bad english)
@@FeyhrejTheHuntress
No. Instinct always feels that there is something greater, something unfulfilled, when it is kept away from them. This is true of every creature. Instinct knows what SHOULD be, even if the creature has never seen or known it.
@@cacatr4495 that's not how instinct works but for orcas they may think of an outside world
Human: "One, Two"
Orca:"Farting sounds"
Human: It's speaking!
Orca: nothing but flatulence comes from your mouth, landlubber!
@@konstantinriumin2657 If only orcas understood that's how we propel ourselves on land. Silly sea creatures
@@robinshood6530 just be quiet, thank you
@@Pe_nnywiseno!
People are dumb huh?
0:28 "HELLO 👹"
Yup.
Hahahah but cute
That has me dying laughing 😂😂😂
😅😂🤣🤣🤣
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How marvellous it is, that we could be in such a wonderful time as this, seeing and hearing something as beautiful as this, countless millions before us, never did and many more won’t.
Thank you to this channel.
Shame, that as we advance into our own annihilation through greed and ignorance, we leave behind something we may never fully appreciate.
In all the known universe, we might be the only organism able to bear witness to the vastness of existence. Yet we are so blind to everything.
I found your comment most profound yet none had replied. So thank you for crafting wisdom into words, in honor of the orca and all life. See you on the other side when this field trip is done
I found your comment most profound yet none had replied. So thank you for crafting wisdom into words, in honor of the orca and all life. See you on the other side when this field trip is done
So true.
And yet, in the face of all of the magnificent things that cannot have been simply random, there are still those who claim there is no God.
@@filly3594 Yes, bc they're arrogant idiots
w Big Egos and NO Humility!!
It almost sounds like they have their own speech patterns like each individual human does. A voice.
scientists think they have there own language
@@javierhillier4252 it's more than a language: a single note, pitched up or down conveys an awful lot of information, but we have no idea how. Think of a single vowel containing as much information as a sentence, or a paragraph; that's how they "speak"
Not only do they have their own language and culture passed down from generations like us humans but each pod of orcas have their own dialect and language
They do actually different pods have different languages and sound patterns that evolve over time and distance just like people. And baby orcas have to learn to speak the language slowly over time just like human babies do its pretty crazy.
@@javierhillier4252 Yes!! They do!! And their very own dialects too!!!
That is a solid attempt! That 'hello' was uncannily perfect!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, My Heart Melted at the Hellos!! Each Orca had their own personal character voice!!
it's quite amazing how they all have such variations of ''accents, and tones.'' I love this.
I’m gonna cry
I’m bricked
@@MessisewygoatI will pluck your eyebrow hair and use it as seasoning
i peed a bit
Me too. Read the Description. It's just a *captive* orca that PROBABLY HAD TO PERFORM WHAT THE HUMAN ASKED IN ORDER TO GET FOOD.
why?
Astounding that they are interested enough want to have an interaction with a human. Blown away.
Wow, the Orcas found out that their occasional pets are really trying to express something with the funny noises that they make.
Nothing pisses me off more than knowing that these remarkably intelligent, emotional, and self-aware animals are kept in tiny tanks for human amusement.
I agree that sucks, but like, what about genocide or someone throwing a baby at a wall? Legit curious.
I hate zoo's.
@@MonokelJohn No No, you totally misunderstand what I'm asking, key word asking. the ones I proposed could be harsh but could also replaced, I was genuinely curious about their response to the nothing pisses me off more than (insert thing), and wanted to see if it was a general statement or more. I could have worded it better but I wanted to engage it a way that would get a response from the OP. Hopefully.
I think it's awesome. Proves man is #1 on this planet.
They've probably been cussing like sailors for years.
Human: One Two...
Orca: (Farts)
Beautiful.......
🤣 This is underrated
Thank you Was just about to comment something like this 🤣
Lmfaoooooo most underrated comment here
I'm glad they put that in there, it made me laugh
😂😂
Someday we will find out scientifically just how intelligent animals really are.
Have you considered that science might not ever be able to answer this kind of question?
we already know this about orcas, amongst many other animals. orcas have been researched to have the iq of a 15-16 year old human.
For some reason I was overcome with sadness from this.
Yep me too. Made me shed a tear.
For me I found it completely moving and also adorable. It shows just how intelligent orcas, whale and dolphin variant species are and their earnestness and eagerness to try to imitate and learn. They really are an amazing species. It is sad though if you think about the ones in captivity and also that suffer from pollution as well.
God that's depressing. I love nature so much. I want them all happy and safe@@GMoney-B
Same. Something very sad about it.
Me too... For me i think it's cause it shows me that it's possible to have a world where animals happily get along with and talk to us. But us as humans can only break this trust they could ever have with us over and over again.
Animals are so adorable and will do so much for us but look at what we do to them :(
As soon as they can string a sentence together it will be, "please stay out of the ocean?"
It will be "Set me free" 😢
"So long and thanks for all the fish"
I’ve always said that about animals, like people wanting to know what their dogs or cats are thinking, I think they would say they don’t want to be owned! That would be the end of pets!
"Wait ur doing what to others of our race?"
@@erinrising2799or the star spangled banner onnathe two
00:28 you're diving in the middle of nowhere under your boat and you listen this out of nowhere. What would you even think😂
ｈεᒪ𝕝𝓸 👽
Deadass would think I’ve encountered an alien trying to translate to English
Well according to Star Trek whales are indeed aliens @@YoureMadBozo71
This one was questionable as to it's authenticity 😂😂😂
R2d2 must have fell into the sea. Circuits going bad
If you don't read the text, but listen to it with your eyes closed, it doesn't even resemble it.
It's amazing that every Orca actually has their own speech that is distinguishable from every other Orca just like human speech. Whales and Dolphins also have their own signature sound that each individual is able to tell apart from the others.
Thats also true for whales, it is said they have different accents or sounds depending where they come from
Orcas are dolphins 🐬, just the largest in the species
What is even more interesting is that not only do they imitate human speech, they appear to understand the meaning, while we cannot understand or imitate a single syllable of theirs.
It's called cardio-gnosis. You are releasing frequencies from your heart to their heart. You can speak to plants as well and transmit frequencies and they will speak back. The whole earth communication is based frequencies and vibration. What I am saying has been proven by scientific study.
@@leroypharezsias4064cool….but why can’t we understand their language?
@@angela64355 it takes time to learn their language, you also have to have a pure heart towards them filled with an eternal state of honour in your heart. The Creator will allow you to communicate with them of you are heart is filled with purified sincerity, love, peace, joy, Honour and appreciation for making them. Communication is actually mostly frequencies that we can't see physically and what we are hearing is just about 20% of what's actually being transmitted, the rest is emotional intelligence through frequencies that speaks to spirit and heart of the creature.
@@angela64355 because...theyr animals???
Where’s the part where they appear to understand the meaning?
How does this not have many views, this is beautiful and insanely amazing
Because it could be easily faked
It is faked
They've clearly just cropped parts of orca sounds and added it where this woman speaks
it is actually horrific. these recordings are made in captivity, person talknig to this highly intelligent being is their "trainer". of course this recording is powerful but imagine yourself in a blue concrete cage and your body is built to swim 50kmh through wastnes of ocean with your 30 first cousins.
I know right
Just to clarify the whale is the one which is audible the other voice is the instructor high on drugs
This is actually scary how close it sounds to human speech
It's also scary how smart they are
too bad it is scary to you lol where's your inner child
@@preetiraut787 I guarantee if you were surrounded by these things, you’d be at least a little freaked out too
@@Grant_Sheppard yeah maybe you're right ¯\_(ツ) but as a matter of fact, "being surrounded by them" and "listening to their human-ish sounds on a yt video" are two very different scenarios
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Well, we already listen to parrots talk like humans
This made me cry. Animals are so intelligent if they’re given the chance to show it.
Our creator has given us such beautiful things...
especially Human animals....
@@gemee1our cult leader brings us so much happiness, doesn’t he?
There was once a very hungry prowler cat and he went to a food bar with a leaf in his mouth wanting to buy some food with it.
@@CammyJacobWhat does believing a Creator have to do with cult leaders ? Evidence in the world and universe around us, undeniably points to a Creator. When Richard Dawkins says there's no God and his followers blindly repeat this, I'd say this pretty much makes him a cult leader tbh.
They are VERY intelligent..more than we give them credit for..!
I totally agree
because we're not intelligent enough to recognize it
@@tayh3168 srsly, human superiority is nuts. when i stayed in bed all day being too depressed to eat my cat came to me and did the exact same things she does when it’s time for me to feed her. she even watched me to make sure i started eating before she did. tell me she did not understand what she was doing. there are dogs out there with literal careers and ppl will still vehemently deny they can have any form of consciousness.
Personally I think that EVERY being, from insects and plants to birds and fish and every other creature on earth is far more intelligent and sensitive than we realize. Maybe not in the same way we are, but there is something there. Obviously I could be wrong but it's a feeling I have.
@@tayh3168 Dolphins are almost as intelligent as humans are.
It's fascinating how there are some mammals out there that are capable of imitating human speech, much like how some birds can.
How bored these poor orcas must be to take the time to imitate a human. They are so intelligent. Each pod actually has their own sounds of frequencies they use to communicate. To have them kept in these tanks only double maybe triple their size, breaks my heart.
chances are it's just a socialization thing. I mean, humans meow at cats all the time and it's not out of boredom, so I don't see why other animals who live in close proximity with us shouldn't do it くコ:彡
@mel1503 No, this is something that has been forced upon them in captivity, it's called pavlovian conditioning. Watch Blackfish if you haven't already. Will really open your eyes.
A mother orca was separated from her baby in captivity, and she attempted to call out for her baby using long distance calls, it was the first time scientists had ever heard such a call, when there was no response she went into a deep depression, and was further punished by pavlovian conditioning, basically "perform for us or you starve", and when orcas are starved, the other orcas don't like it and they attack the one not 'doing their job', this is also talked about in Blackfish, truly heartbreaking. They don't deserve to be locked up for our entertainment.
Double their size? I know they can be small but come on.
@kieranrankie203 they are kept in tiny holding tanks overnight which are double their size, they don't live in the display tanks.
They're such incredible animals and to think humans have treated them so poorly through history... So sad.
the smarter a being is, the more potential for extreme good and extreme evil there is. Look at monkeys
Imaging you are alone in the boat and the next thing you hear is bye bye
While they bitten off the bottom of the boat...
😂😂😂😂😂😂
…..you remember having nicked an orca with your prop a few years back.
You always try to get back to the harbor with other boats…..but you stalled……
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@@ТимурГриневич-д2р sigma orca😚
what's more impressive is humans mimicking orca speech.
So adorable! 😍
Orcas are by far my favorite sea creature, they are just so freaking cool in every way, from behavior to appearance!
Especially when they eat you.
@@MB-xe8bb(no documented cases)
imagine going to an aquarium and an orca randomly says *”YOUR MAMA WAS A SNOWBLOWER!”* and then rudely blows a raspberry at you
"Number 5... Is alive!"
Or "I ate your mother yesterday. She eats too much garlic."
I would say not to let what orcas say bother you. Just tell him that his mom is a humpback whale. If they know they're getting to you'll they'll just do it more bc that's what they want.
I love wholesome interactions with intelligent animals. We’re just trying to understand each other the best way we know how
I don’t think I have ever heard a more beautiful sound ever
Literally the most beautiful thing ever recorded in history so far... It's that powerful and significant. I cried.
they're very cute
@@underdawg2743 Except when they're killing a baby whale or torturing a seal. Sorry, I hate when people do what I just did. I just can't think of anything else when I see these guys. It's nature, I get it, and this is a really, REALLY, cool thing to hear. 😬
@@GranolaBear13 well they can't just go to the supermarket and buy a seal steak can they?....
@@underdawg2743 Oh hush, you know exactly what I mean. At least, I would think you know what they do with seals - they “play” with them first, like a cat torturing a mouse.
My god, to experience one of these up close is definitely a once in a lifetime experience. Beautiful creatures that need to be protected.
Where I live a few different pods swim by regularly. th-cam.com/video/48gclv5fOGo/w-d-xo.html
This makes even more sad to have them is aquariums...😢
We keep billions of pets lol whats a few frigin whales matter
@@redhammer5783 yeah...compare an animal that evolve to live with humans, to an apex predator who can communicate...
You should go back to school. Pay attention this time
@@redhammer5783your actually uneducated. A real one.
@@biankapaloma tons of diffrent apex predators are kept as pets, whats the diffrence
@@redhammer5783 "tons of apex predator are kept as pets" hahahahah. Mkeyyyyy.
Human: "Bye Bye"
Orca: "You can't scream underwater"
Absolutely incredible,such intelligence
Many animals can mimic human sounds.
@@EnricoFantini Which is incredible.
Orcas share the same neurons that mske empathy possible, hence the possible consciousness aspect in their brain.
Empathy or lack thereof doesn't have anything to do with consciousness lmao
You think psychopaths are just comatose or something?
I find it frightening to captive those animals who are so intelligent... They understand everything of their condition... This world is sad
Dont worry they, us and everything wilm ve dismanteled in the nuclear holocaust that ww3 will be
Do they understand the condition of the whales and seals that they eat?
How about you captive human?
Realize you a captive to cash
Maybe they like the free food and learning how to turn tricks from human women. 😆
I agree. Let's raise it up. We start by raising our own vibrations. 💖 😎
There is a sound of sadness when they speak.
I have chills running up and down my body. Love is such a glorious powerful state of being. 🐳🐋❤
They deserve more protection than they have. Keep raising awareness for them, keep their oceans clean and quiet, and their salmon plenty 🙏🏼
What a wonderful thing to see and hear in these troubled times
Imagine farting and someone distinctly hears you say "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
What humans do to these creatures is truly vile.
Not really, Orcas are really intelligent, they can also be cunning and sometimes just as cruel as humans as some like to tease seals before they attack them, they work well together while hunting, so it's important to know all aspects about them. If this orca didn't want to cooperative with these humans, it wouldn't, it's in the sea not in a seaworld place so it's free to go wherever it wants.
@@Salena905 i know orcas do that. there are many examples of animals doing similar things. but i was talking about orcas in captivity, not what's in the video.
Oh sick burn
@@servethesongsyou have literally just typed every human as vile so I’m hoping you’re seeing a shrink about that self loathing.
@@servethesongsnot an exucse but just reality
Unreal, they can speak almost as clearly as parrots.
Soon we'll be calling them the parrots of the sea instead of wolves of the sea😂
Ironically the Bible says in the past days animals will speak and more and more animals are learning English so it makes sense to me!
Aspie Ill bet it does 😂
@@aspieangel1988 I never believed in "The Rapture." But lately, I'm hoping it's real, comes soon, and all the Bible Beaters will go away and leave us in peace. Some were really sure the world was coming to it's "Last Days" when all the scary clowns started appearing in videos. Before that, someone said "if it rained on Friday the 13th, a TV preacher will try to steal your money. Oh, wait. That one came true.
@@aspieangel1988 last ^
That's actually SUPER fascinating!!!!
...instead lets tell them it was a "Raspberry"
Such remarkable creatures
It makes me want to cry lol. God I want to dive with these guys. They’re so amazingly intelligent
Simply beautiful sentient beings
For a second i thought the human voice was the orca at the start 💀
One of my dogs started saying momma to call me. It was so sweet.
Did you let him hit it?
My cat says "I am hungry" in very subtle frequency that I can make out.
@@leroypharezsias4064 ❤️
That's pretty amazing. Perhaps talking to the animals is coming sooner than we think
That's exactly what they said! 😂
Remember the "oh long johnson" cat? It's coming in the next 3,000 years of evolution.
They already talk! In their own way
@@Xal1991 We should study their words then, it’s obvious that they have the ability to understand ours. If they have their own language(s) then logically we could learn to translate it. Or at least understand their words enough to communicate back
It's already happening, scientific studies have proven it. Research cardio-gnosis. It has been happening for ages already. "there's nothing new under the sun" @@chriswalker9478
They are trying to communicate with us. Amazing.
No, they aren't. They're mimicking sounds.
So ... if you meow at a cat, or bark at a dog, are you doing it because you're legitimately trying to communicate with them...?
Because I certainly don't, and neither do most other people. We do it for amusement. We don't expect for a second that the cat or dog will actually understand our intentions just because we're mimicking a sound we regularly hear them make. Why assume differently for cetaceans?
Do you also think that parrots - notorious for mimicking human speech for no particular reason - are actually trying to communicate with us?
Sorry but it just doesn't make much sense. They're just copying sounds they're hearing us make
@@DaveGrean yes I do. Whole heartedly.
@@Biketunerfy So ... if you meet a person whose language you don't speak (and let's pretend for the sake of argument that you have no resources at your disposition such as Google Translate or dictionaries) ... you're going to attempt to communicate with them by ... mimicking words they say, which you don't even know the meaning of...?
Because, I'm sorry, but that's really not going to work. You'd both have to use gesticulation, and point at relevant objects, in order to make each other understand what certain words mean, which you obviously can't do with a cat or dog, nor can a cetacean do it with you.
The idea of interspecies communication is actually one of my biggest fascinations, but just mindlessly mimicking the sounds the other is producing is really not going to lead to any sort of mutual understanding, not even in the most rudimentary capacity. I don't understand how this could possibly not be self-evident. The dog obviously has no way of knowing what you're thinking when you're barking at it, and you obviously have no way of knowing what the whale is feeling while it's trying to copy the sound of "byebye" or "one-two". It obviously has no way of knowing what those sounds mean. They're just sounds to them, just like a dog's bark is just a bark to you.
@@DaveGrean there was no need for word gymnastics. It’s only a simple explanation.
I am shocked by their intellect
Next time you teach him "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"!
BS! How about NOT making it comic? How about saying Hello, thanks for talking with ME......I'm but a human
Just today, I whistled at wild birds in my back yard. One actually copied me perfectly and responded back, twice.
Animals can be intelligent.
This is really cool if you're in an area where you can do this then recognize the same bird or birds later that day or the next day and have a slightly different whistle pattern for each.
They'll remember and some will whistle when they see you outside.
I do this all the time , we have "whistling matches"... your turn/my turn. They wait for ages until I respond then they take their turn.❤
@@STRANGERINMOSCOW1 I used to do this with a blackbird on Summer evenings. Gave up when he'd copy and later embellish my whistling beyond what I could copy as if it were a challenge.
@@trevorroberts-o7q It was a challenge! Birds are very territorial and their singing is two fold, to attract a partner and declare their territory.
Living with chickens is a hassle!....
Animals are intelligent. It's sad that humans might assume that they are dumb. They are just living in a completely different way than us and communicate differently.
They are so beautiful, precious and AMAZING 💜💙🩵💙💜😍😍😍
This is the most uplifting and beautiful thing I have seen all week.
These animals are smart they shouldn’t be in tank and be dying just for entertainment
Many countries are now considering them "sentient" as they are self aware, intelligent, and can recognize themselves in a mirror. What we have done to them is a crime. No matter how guilded the cage, it's still a prison. At least Sea World no longer has these majestic creatures in captivity. Hopefully the rest of the world will end this barbarism.
Dude not all are dying in captivity they are cared for
No, we're getting there but we're not there yet.
U said it ALL. FRREDOM!
@@Spogyproduct they have a way shorter life span in captivity, orcas are one of those animals that can care for themselves, very well
I really want to be able to have a close encounter with an Orca in the wild. I have a feeling it would be utterly amazing!!!
This things aren't called killer whale for nothing they are actually pretty cruel animals
@@oofingberg So are we 🤷♂️
Anywhere in the wild? Let me school you free of charge, Orca's live in the water NOT on land although, not just in any water they prefer the ocean. You're welcome .......................................................................................
Just joking bro, did I get you? LOL
@@montyrayza7220 Well I know they don't live on land. Thought the name alone implies this.
@@DarkoRavens It was a dumb joke on my part, lol. Silly mood I guess, take care.
They finally figured out how to hunt humans.
Lol xD
More like: they'd just like to TALK with us! Think about it! You need something? You ASK for it, hoping for kindness and understanding.....so do THEY.
😆 🎯
If only...
Your ignorant
The matching cadence between whale and human is amazing. ❤
Further proof that we have NO right to confine these animals to tanks for our amusement
Once we'll eventually destroy all of wild nature, those animals in captivity will be the last ones left though.
And also liter their homes!
Exactly. It's like slavery, it's wrong.
What if we give them work visas and open up the tanks to the sea so they can clock in and out and pay them a living wage of fish heads?
I was taken to SeaWorld as a very young child, but by the age of 7, I refused to go to the zoo or any place holding animals captive. The exception is legit rehabilitation or sanctuary facilities., in order to help them take care of the animals. I have always loved animals so much, and when you spend time with with them and observe them, you come to know that they have their own intelligence, personality, and their own community and ways.
I think humans are at our greatest when we are aware that the Earth is their home too, and we have a responsibility to Earth, and all life on Earth, not just ourselves. The negative things we do reverberate and have domino effects.They deserve unpolluted habitat to live in without trash, plastic, or chemicals and they certainly deserve to live their lives and not be our slaves.
We should care for them because it's our duty and because it heals us too. They have become victims of our self-centered and sociopathic societies. They deserve so much better and we should be so much better!
This is why I love orcas. They're super fascinating and unique to ignore
If this is a genuine video with “undoctored”sound, then I’m blown away!
The doctored part are the subtitles. You hear what you read. Do it without the subtitles and without assuming they are trying to mimic the sound and you'll hear something completely different.
@@aukemichels5182 the pitch and length of the sounds are so similar to the words the person says to them. it definitely seems like they're at least mimicking the noise.
@@mariyam9861 Pareidolia (/ˌpærɪˈdoʊliə, ˌpɛər-/;[1] also US: /ˌpɛəraɪ-/)[2] is the tendency for perception to impose a meaningful interpretation on a nebulous stimulus, usually visual, so that one detects an object, pattern, or meaning where there is none. Pareidolia is a type of apophenia.
Orcas leave humans alone because they understand that we are in top of the food chain.
Well that doesn't make killer whales less scary.
I wonder what they say as they're "playfully" tossing seals 100's of feet in the air over & over for fun say?
@@mathetes7759 "Seal my deal it's my dinner and I'm no sinner." while it's mother is saying "don't play with your food."
@@Darkroom69 lol greatness!
“Go ahead, make my day”
There have been no deadly recorded cases of orcas attacking humans in the wild.
In fact the first recorded cases of these animals attacking humans were in the past few years around south-spain
This makes me feel sad 😢 poor Orcas.
And they even call it "killer"! They deserve respect.
I am speachless. I had no idea Orcas could do this only thing is do they understand what they are trying to say.
Do we even understand what we are trying to say 😉
speechless*
Human: "hello"
Orca: "stop polluting the sea"
Human: 😳
New objective:
“Protect all life at all cost”
This can't be real! The fact that they can make such a sound so similar to a human is mindblowing! >
It's nothing like humans. That would be parrots. Still, very interesting. What's really mind-blowing is that there is a possibility the whales are somewhat as intelligent as us and this high pitches scream of theirs is part of a language. Can you imagine that? A species vastly different from us speaking a language of their own?
I must say I have doubts it's a full blown language but that remains a mystery for now.
@@CaptainPupu iirc dolphins are up there with the wrinkliest brains, so yeah, they might have very similar intelligence to humans; each whale does have its own patterns, and there are different dialects too for the different ecotypes in different areas of the world
It's quiet incredible. these marine biologists haven't been able to do much in terms of decoding though. Seems like a no brainer that they should've got a team of linguists and pilologists on the job.
Then again, I don't even know if its possible to decode something like this. Without the whales telling us what word corresponds to what object... Maybe we'll find a rosetta stone of whale language written by the ancient whale sage, Willy.@@altairch.4273
@@CaptainPupuhow is that far fetched. It's basically known that pods have a language and dialogue among themselves
@@pluviophile1988 Nobody knows the extent of their "language" or how it works. It might be very simple like birdsong or it might be more complex than even our own but unfortunately there's no way of knowing one way or the other at the moment. Obviously like anyone else I'm hoping for something more toward the latter side of that spectrum but I don't want to be consumed by wishful thinking.
The whole planet is evolving into the next phase of experience
yep!!!!!!
And I love it! Too bad I will miss it happening...such a great "story" and we'll miss the end. Unless...there's just a veil after all, and we do get "live" on.
.@@ingriddoerksen9518 We will miss nothing, we incarnated, so we COULD be a part of it.. thats why the population explosion over the past few decades around the world.. the many beings of light from the past waited until the earth was in this stage, so they can be here when IT transforms.. its why system's are falling and so called "leaders" are being seen for what they are.. the dark. And we're no longer putting up with it!
Cetaceans have been this intelligent probably before humans even evolved.
@@mostlyorchids That's not how evolution works..
Guy: "one two"
Orca: *Farts*
This is so dang cute!
It is bliss to know this. It changes everything. It changes nothing.
A very accurate statement.
Some human sounds are hard for them to make. We need do create a new language to interact with them. Maybe without the 't' and another letters that are hard for them to talk.
They are mimicking sound (if this is true at all?) they ain't talking and they never will because they are not meant to by design.
Design through nature incase anyone misunderstands me
i find it so funny that sometimes they just let out these squeals and then theres just those UAHSGHGHHUEE
Beautiful beautiful creatures. The absolute psychopathy of kidnapping them from their families and keeping them in small tanks is disgusting……
This absolutely breaks my heart. 😞
Lol
Interesting.
0:28 it sounded like a dinosaur orca
House Parrots be like "How are you impressed by this??"
BYE-BYE????
*Insert Orca Mewing*
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