you're so lucky, seeing whales in the wild! How totally cool. I'm disabled and housebound in a council estate in scotland, so to see these amazing animals in the wild is fantastic and I'm so glad your youtube channel lets us housebound people see these wonderful animals. Thankyou, you lucky things you!
Check out GoNorth Japan for some nice hiking videos from Northern Japan. It's a smaller channel but he deserves so many more views because his videos are beautiful and he'll even talk a bit about the history of the area or some legends of the area. I have some mobility issues that would prevent me from hiking so I live vicariously through videos.
@@Escalusfr it probably was implied largest living animal!! the ones that you mentioned are/should be in the largest stinct animal that has ever lived👋🏻
I love living in Washington state. I was lucky enough to see an entire family of these whales feeding in shallow waters when I was beach combing. It was amazing to watch them do their thing and you could tell they were very aware of us too. So glad I have videos.
Let Danielle be great in her own name no one will ever be Steve and she is no Steve Irwin and that is no insult to Danielle at all, she’s amazing. Steve’s son Robert is the closest we will ever have to the Mighty Steve Irwin.
I used to live in Newport Oregon, and would walk out to Yaquina head light house. you could see them come right up to the rocks feeding, it was wonderful.
I remember reading somewhere that Grey Whales were once called Devilfish centuries back because they had a predilection for attacking and capsizing small hunting boats
@@Gjoufi you don’t take a “small hunting boat” to hunt whales. You use it to fish and hunt medium size fish. You know, for feeding? The reason you’re here today?
This is one of the BEST EVER videos from this channel!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! And I love this presenter! SHE MUST REMAIN an Animalogic presenter & informer! I
If you want to see these creatures the only place to go is Baja California’s Magdelena Bay form Jan-early March. They come up to you small boat where, if you’re fortunate, you can touch them. They are friendly, curious, and gentle.
We went to Christmas dinner at a restaurant in La Jolla, Ca. We sat next to the picture window overlooking the ocean. I told my 5 year old sons they might see some whales. Half way through our meal one of them spotted one and yelled out, his brother saw it and was equally as excited. The other folks in the room were thrilled for them. It was a wonderful experience.
It amazes me that there's aquatic mammals. They live in the water. They breathe air. What the shit. Also, the whole live birth thing. So crazy. Nature is crazy.
You remind me of David suzukis daughter who had a show called "Nature Quest." It was essentially Canadian kids version of krats creatures; which as a boy living in Northern Ontario was awesome. But seriously animalogic and the whole team behind the channel are just awesome!
I finally thought of an animal to request a video of, the short-tailed shearwaters. Their migration from Alaska to nest and mate on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia and then a trip to feed in the waters of Antarctica is just amazing. Phillip Island Nature Parks would be a great contact to get some more info about them. I hope one day I can go to the island to see the Little Penguins in person; I know you already have a video on the Little Penguins there.
Susan bird and Captain Dana are both on TH-cam, cut Dana takes beautiful videos of all navy animals and Susan free dives with them, Great little doc, quite the experience, I got to swim with whales in the Atlantic when I was a kid❤️❤️❤️❤️
Seeing whales in their worlds is always nice. Also as an animal suggestion for the next video, I recommend elephants. Largest sea animals going to the largest Land animals.
Hey! I've been watching for years, but finally thought of a creature you should feature! You've done skunks; how about a video about their eastern cousins, the stink badgers?
Wish you could come to monterey California to cover our fun animals and the monterey Bay aquarium. How often do you find a vampire squid, otter, mountain lion, and condor in the same day.
Where I live we paddle out on the ocean in outrigger canoes or in kayaks. In winter there are humpback whales. We see these majestic animals almost every day for a couple of months out of the year. We are not allowed to approach them, but they often approach us.
you're so lucky, seeing whales in the wild! How totally cool. I'm disabled and housebound in a council estate in scotland, so to see these amazing animals in the wild is fantastic and I'm so glad your youtube channel lets us housebound people see these wonderful animals. Thankyou, you lucky things you!
@Ryan Tran doubt it unless the sea level rises to his block window
Try a VR dive! You can 'swim' with animals and explore tons of places and meet people!
@@AquaPrince27 love this
@@AquaPrince27 He could just get help on a boat.
Check out GoNorth Japan for some nice hiking videos from Northern Japan. It's a smaller channel but he deserves so many more views because his videos are beautiful and he'll even talk a bit about the history of the area or some legends of the area. I have some mobility issues that would prevent me from hiking so I live vicariously through videos.
Grey whales are absolutely majestic. I would love to see a video on blue whales quite possibly the largest animal that will ever exist
They have a couple on blue whales in their Library
Largest mammal, sure, but largest animal? Don't forget ichtiosaurus, brontosaurus etc (not sure about orthograph)
@@Escalusfr blue whales are the biggest animal ever discovered
@@Escalusfr it probably was implied largest living animal!! the ones that you mentioned are/should be in the largest stinct animal that has ever lived👋🏻
@@aztecklover69 Looked it up, turns out I was wrong by a few meters, damn
3:10 they're so magical they shoot rainbows
Also in 0:15
That's because they're pro 🏳️🌈
Out their nostrils!
@@apocalypse487 Pro Incan empire?
F the unicorns!
I love how victorious the music is
It's like the music at the end of a super smash bros match.
@@apocalypse487 Grey whales for smash!
I always get excited whenever Danielle hosts an episode. I enjoy every other Animalogic video, but I absolutely adore Danielle.
The pure geek excitement Danielle has when she spots an animal is such a mood lifter, warms my heart every time
I love how much she genuinely enjoys her job.
It's so awesome to see other people fangirl over any and all animals
They're so curious, I love how they roll on their side and peek up with one eye to check everybody out!
I love living in Washington state. I was lucky enough to see an entire family of these whales feeding in shallow waters when I was beach combing. It was amazing to watch them do their thing and you could tell they were very aware of us too. So glad I have videos.
Can you upload them?
Share please
@@TheWorldsGreatest88 I will try!
@@0oohnegative Did you ever upload them ?
I would love to see these videos!
danielle you're like the canadian edition of steve irwin i love you 💕
Agreed she's awesome
Agreed
Omg yes!
Facts
Let Danielle be great in her own name no one will ever be Steve and she is no Steve Irwin and that is no insult to Danielle at all, she’s amazing. Steve’s son Robert is the closest we will ever have to the Mighty Steve Irwin.
I love Japan but they are the worlds third largest economy, they really have no need to hunt whales and I wish they would see and understand that.
china too
I had no idea Norway hunted that many. They hunt more than the other two.
If the whales aren't endangered and hunting quotas are regulated then there's nothing wrong with hunting.
The dolphin hunts are quite cruel.
Are we going to act like Scandinavian countries arent ecological terrible
I love the illustrations of the animals each episode
I used to live in Newport Oregon, and would walk out to Yaquina head light house. you could see them come right up to the rocks feeding, it was wonderful.
This is a great overview and update on the grey whales! Thank you for sharing! What a magical experience you had!
Thanks for watching!
I’d still like you to do the saola and the New Guinea singing dog
Fish.
@@AzosREBORN it’s not a fish
@@quiggc1 yes lol
@@distorzijamisli I was talking to Zinxler
PLEASE, do a video on American Bison. I would love you all forever if you did.
aren't they extinct
@@CallMeMimi27 no there's actually a healthy amount
@@cancerman3990 ur mom doesn't count.
@@CallMeMimi27 it is ironic that you are more cancerous than "cancer man" lol.
as a Californian, i'd also love an episode on the Catalina island buffalo herd!
I love the animation of your art work.
It’s 4:16 in the morning and I’ve been bingeing ur content and loving it
I remember reading somewhere that Grey Whales were once called Devilfish centuries back because they had a predilection for attacking and capsizing small hunting boats
That's a lot like a bully calling the victim a psycho for fighting back
I think they just accidentally destroyed them by swimming by, most whales can kill great whites by just paddling their fins so it’s probably the case
Yeah, they did that, I think it's because most whales didn't fight during whaling.... which make killing them even more cruel ^^'
Total bullshit!
@@Gjoufi you don’t take a “small hunting boat” to hunt whales. You use it to fish and hunt medium size fish. You know, for feeding? The reason you’re here today?
I love your enthusiasm for nature and animals. It is truly beautiful.
I spent half my break watching this. Not disappointed.
This is one of the BEST EVER videos from this channel!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
And I love this presenter! SHE MUST REMAIN an Animalogic presenter & informer! I
Danielle: show us some tail!
Whale: I’d like to speak to HR now
If you want to see these creatures the only place to go is Baja California’s Magdelena Bay form Jan-early March. They come up to you small boat where, if you’re fortunate, you can touch them. They are friendly, curious, and gentle.
Danielle: "Leviathan"
Me: "Chuckles. I'm in danger."
I admire your dedication to animals and Animalogic, Danielle.
Out there chasing tail. 😂❤️
Impressive
Knuckleback is one of my absolute favorite bands
Most people when thinking about whales think about blue whales (like me)
I’m so glad I got your channel to learn so much more!
If I have to be honest, I come here for the animals, but I stay for Danielle
That majestic adventure track playing thru out slaps 🤘🏾🎶💜
I always feel smarter after every episode.
Thank you..
Just an appreciation comment for Danielle for tirelessly flaunting Earth's treasures and by just being a great person and artist :>
We went to Christmas dinner at a restaurant in La Jolla, Ca. We sat next to the picture window overlooking the ocean. I told my 5 year old sons they might see some whales. Half way through our meal one of them spotted one and yelled out, his brother saw it and was equally as excited. The other folks in the room were thrilled for them. It was a wonderful experience.
😂😂Imagine having lunch then a bunch of small creatures starts to get closer with your personal space🗿
It amazes me that there's aquatic mammals. They live in the water. They breathe air. What the shit. Also, the whole live birth thing. So crazy. Nature is crazy.
You remind me of David suzukis daughter who had a show called "Nature Quest."
It was essentially Canadian kids version of krats creatures; which as a boy living in Northern Ontario was awesome.
But seriously animalogic and the whole team behind the channel are just awesome!
Kratt's Creatures was awesome!
i want to be a wildlife conservationist whenim older. watching ur channel makes me more determined to be one thank you
Vancouver and Arctic are my dream destinations. And I really feel jealous when I see someone sailing over the Northern Pacific😅
Vancouver is a shit hole compared to the rest of BC
And the ancestor of those who hunts these poor creatures still flourishes today
I finally thought of an animal to request a video of, the short-tailed shearwaters. Their migration from Alaska to nest and mate on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia and then a trip to feed in the waters of Antarctica is just amazing. Phillip Island Nature Parks would be a great contact to get some more info about them.
I hope one day I can go to the island to see the Little Penguins in person; I know you already have a video on the Little Penguins there.
Susan bird and Captain Dana are both on TH-cam, cut Dana takes beautiful videos of all navy animals and Susan free dives with them,
Great little doc, quite the experience, I got to swim with whales in the Atlantic when I was a kid❤️❤️❤️❤️
Danielle saying "Gesundheit" was really cute
Seeing whales in their worlds is always nice. Also as an animal suggestion for the next video, I recommend elephants.
Largest sea animals going to the largest Land animals.
Great content as usual! Thanks for sharing!
great video danielle! really sad those beautiful creatures still get hunted in some parts of the world.. :(
So love that you visited Vancouver island I live here and this makes my home feel unique lol :). Love the videos !!
My compliments to your composer.
So cool that you got to go out and see them in person, so lucky
Welcome back Danielle!!
They are so beautiful ❤❤❤
Such a beautiful video. Love these longer videos.
It's crazy how they're mammals in the sea ...
Man I completely forgot these guys existed because I thought they were extinct...
Aw yeah! I can’t wait to learn about one of my favorite animals while listening to royalty free Super Mario Galaxy music!
Danielle, your the best! Love ya girl!
Hey! I've been watching for years, but finally thought of a creature you should feature! You've done skunks; how about a video about their eastern cousins, the stink badgers?
Wish you could come to monterey California to cover our fun animals and the monterey Bay aquarium. How often do you find a vampire squid, otter, mountain lion, and condor in the same day.
4:30 FYI it is spelled "baleen" and not "baileen" 😀
Where I live we paddle out on the ocean in outrigger canoes or in kayaks. In winter there are humpback whales. We see these majestic animals almost every day for a couple of months out of the year. We are not allowed to approach them, but they often approach us.
hey Animalogic maybe you should do a vido about right whales/bowhead next, they are really interesting and cool whales
Whales are always mesmerizing to watch!
Thank you for another amazing video
What an incredible video! I am in awe❤️
Your drawings are beautiful, and so are you.
I love watching these! Could you do a spinosaurus episode soon?
Omg i love this channel😊 you guys are so lucky you could see such a creature.
The score in this video is epic!!
Centuries of overfishing?? Maybe decades, yeah?? Wasnt over fishing at first.
"look at the tail, what a fluke!" 🙄😂
Reminds me of the movie about saving 3 grey whales that were trapped under ice.
Forgot the name tho
Nobody talks about genets and hyraxes! I would so want you to talk about them! Both are so, so adorable and interesting!
Incredible video and on par background music
The music in the background is perfect 🤩
I straight up have the biggest crush on Danielle. She's intelligent, shes educated as Hell, artistic, a great sense of humor, and shes Beautiful.
I aint no Canadian so im gonna say bless you thank you very much.
absolutely beautiful wellmade!!! hope to see them once in my lifetime!!
i live in California, so i've occasionally seen them off the cost. i never knew how rare they are though!
Can you do one about the Axolotl?
It’s in the playlist already
@@sonofatlas1372 It is? I tried searching for it but couldn't find it
Love your vids
That thumbnail lookin like my spine poking my back whenever i'm hunched over
Hi Danielle, just stopping by to say how cool you are, and you have my dream job!
Grey whales in the 1800s were also called devil fish for how they destroyed several whaling ships to protect their calves
Knuckleback is such a fun word to say.
Love the videos‼️ but how do u not get scared being so close 😨
because she knows that the whales are not dangerous
Love this show!
I am from Cape Cod I have seen a ton of Humpbacks and I would love to see a Knuckleback someday too.
Seeing and hearing whales has a always been a dream of mine, hope to make it true one day
Still can't believe this Channel has less than 20m subscribers
What did she say at 1:31 "and other roarkwalls"?
I felt like I was watching Jurassic park "again" for the first time!
I live in Vancouver and I just wanna say it would be an honor to meet you :)
I love this video so much! ❤
Wow, grey whales in the foggy ocean look majestic and mysterious~what a fascinating view~🥰💞
Thank you for sharing this great video! 🤗👍
🔆AniFam〽️
nice, i just saw some grey whales in baja this spring break
I still think you should do Army Ants.
Lovely Video!
That soundtrack tho 👌 🔥 🔥 🔥
wonderful illustrations. You should compile them and sell them
Love it! Thanks!