The Fastest Fish On The Planet: Black Marlin | Ultimate Killers | BBC
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- This marlin can clock speeds of 80 mph. It's the fastest fish on the planet.
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Did they include the boat's speed in the calculation? The boat is pulling in one direction, Marlin in another, making the line roll way faster.
kiikiikhan The boat could be anchored, i.e. stationary. The drift speed of +- 1-3 is negligible
+Conan McDonnell Does the boat look stationary to you? What about the speed added by jerking the pole up?
They didn’t calculate it from the observations of this video. Reseaerchers had done it earlier
Hydrodynamic?
It’s both
waterdynamic
"It's highly aerodynamic"
don't you mean HYDROdynamic?
Skelosk can be both
Except that for it to be considered aerodynamic, we'd have a dead fish
@@coltonkosto98 same basic principles apply. Both air and water are fluids
Said the same thing instantly
air is a fluid, and if an object can be aerodynamic in air, its the same in liquid
It is hydrodynamic not aerodynamic.
PHIL-yes-PLZ it’s both
both are fluids, so can be both
It's grease lightning!
What a great catch....really cool
awesome footage
"aerodynamic" fish?
Flying fish are aerodynamic.
+Sagar Rao xD its supposed to be hydrodynamic i think.
+HomoHabilisAlive he was talking about the Marlin.
A hydrodynamic shape is always aerodynamic as well
Yes, they train themselves in wind tunnels
It's a good thing they let it free! Now Donkey Kong and the gang can safely explore the waters again.
I was curios about the speed fish. Expecting underwater recording. All I can see is fishermans murders of sea life. Bravo BBC.
Nice battle. Enjoyed watching.
he said that"he's like a racing car "
so its like a aerodynamic
i dont wanna just pick fights for the sake of it, but the density of water IS temperature dependent. as a rower i know we race slower on a cold day then on a hot day for example. water is most dense about 4 degree celsius. the "density of a water molecule" DOES change. its relativistic mass changes as its energy changes. also its volume - the nucleus and electrons area - changes according the the shells the electrons are occupying, so the density of both an individual molecule + seas change!
144p ..Really BBC ?
Ice 'n' Fire this was 11 years ago?
@@ao3jf I also don't understand the reason why a digital video would 'degrade' over time, there is no reason why it can't be available in 720 or 1080..
Aerodynamic is like birds.
i wanted to see black marlin, tanks to this video
Black marlin: YOUR TOO SLOW!!!
Muscle eh... aaa Your strapped in buddy!!
2:05 its a sailfish on a fly ha ha ha ha
1:30 I think he meant hydrodynamic.
My back hurts just watching...
Catching one, even a striped marlin, is on my bucket list. Gonna give it my first shot in a month in Baja california.
Hydrodynamic god damn it.
cool to see they didn't kill that magnificent beast
I had to laugh at the "wait, wait, wait" comment. My dad, an avid flyfisherman, said that his one trip to Mazatlan in the 50's was the most boring excursion of his life AND still talks about it!
You all are so lucky in England in being exposed to other cultures and being so close to the sea. I'm a hard 2.5 day drive from salt water.
Great video... liked the "catch and release" angle too... almost typed "catch and release angler" :)
@Curiner
I was saying the same thing...apparently not anymore...the 68 mph "sprint" record by a sailfish was shattered by this...80mph......burst. That is incredible.
Submarine designers should take a look at Marlins and come up with a Sub that can go 80 MPH.
hmm perhaps I have a different definition for density. But if your mean density as in how packed together, and how difficult it is to break the molecular bond then yes the gas form of water is less dense then liquid water. Sorry for the misunderstanding :P
If some Black Marlin lived in air, just imagine how fast that would be!!! If water is 788 times denser than air, an air living black marlin might be capable of 63000 mph. Fastest fish in the,........ where'd it go? Oh, it just came up over the horizon behind us!
Great vid, shame you have to catch it with a hook.
5/5
You got a great analysis!
If I wanted to be really pedantic, I'd say that technically you can't use moles because, A water is not a pure substance, and B moles can't breathe under water unless fitted with a miniature aqualung. ;-)
like 1500. i cant remember how big the world record is
these things shud be on motorway lol
You'd have to factor in the amount of push you can get off the air, the max speed of the tail, and the weight vs air density.
@chex22 No the fish's mouth is not acidic, the hook will rust out due to salt water corrision, providing the hook is not stainless steel if it is it will be stuck in the fish forever.
No he meant aerodynamic because we just learned about it in science like 1 week ago and it has to have laminar flow which is in fish, boats AND planes. And that fish.. HAS laminar flow, trust me! XD
u know i ve got a chemical which i pour into the water and all marlin within 100km becomes becomes my pet
My goldfish that fed in chuck norris' toilet bowl was clocked was clocked at 80 thousand MPH
thx shwammboy, you are right. I had problems getting sound in this video so I did'nt get the full story. And I agree that I didn't like general attitude and treatment of animals in this.
That's my dreamfish too. Along with the WR GT.
He said there "like" a f1 car, they are very aerodynamic...and seeing as he was refering the fish to a f1 car...he's not going to say the car is hydronamic....bloody fools haha
I am watching this in 2020.
"that was muscle to muscle, nothing else" ...Except for several miles of line, a huge hook and 3 assistants.
Sailfish is fastest fish on the planet :)
I thought the sailfish had a clocked at max 70 mph while black fin marlin was 80mph
deathbunny
Sailfish - 110-130kph
Black marlin - 120kph
For me it's clear.
Michał Szczepaniak I was ounce told that Sailfish could swim up to 95 mph
but it wasn't hooked in the stomach - presumably the hook was somewhere in it's mouth/jaw.
i have never heard a reel scream like that before, amazing stuff.
Pity that alot of the time, the commotion of the fish being fought is picked up by sharks, and the marlin is too tired to swim fast enough to get away from the sharks.
Lol guys he is definitely lying hahah.
things that are wrong with the video
1. black marlins can't go 80 mph
2. they didn't even catch a black marlin
"it's aerodynamic", no it isn't aerodynamic means it moves efficiently through air, it is hydrodynamic.
BBC spelled "amazing" wrong in their description.
I love a flat line bite!
Scientists have recently observed the air swimming Marlin, with fins 700 times larger that the water based fish.
And when they watched that movie to the end, all it said was, FIN.
Damn... I gotta get me my own TV-documentary series. Travel to exotic locations to do big game fishing, film it, and instead of trying to come up with some sort of proof or way of measuring the fish's speed, simply state: "As far as anyone can tell, it's the fastest on the planet". Nice, lol..
0:46-0:49 Lolz I laugh my ass off...
Hahahhahaha
@alexiaNBC
Well since knots is already a unit for speed, you do not have to derive it further. Measuring knots/hour is measuring the acceleration of the fish, the average decrease or increase in speed.
Units:
1 knot= 1,852 km/h=1.15miles/hour
80 x 1.15= 92 mph=148kph
Those things look dangerous! i mean, i wouldnt mess around with those things! 0.o
i think the hooks deteriorate quite quickly underwater so it probably wouldn't be there for forever.
This fish is endangered.
I wonder if he was reading hemingway's ''the old man and the sea''
you mean hydrodynamic...haha
lolololol dude I'm kidding I was seeing what you'd say lolololol. Man your funny.
i'd like to see the marlin that fights back by jumping on a boat and spearing the fisherman
To gather important scientific information on them to help protect their stocks.
0:46 WTF!? what is he doing to the fish road!? having sex with it!?!? lolXD
The injury caused by the bait will kill the marlin, as the blood will attract those sharks.
The Sailfish is much faster than a Marlin!
The marlin new what it was doing swimming 10,000 miles to new zealand! bet it was well worth it.
that's 1 big fish :O cool!~
so true XD
it takes hooouuuurrrrrsssss to catch one of those...
Yeah, I agree with what you're saying, but still in schools, the teachers should focus on every subject, as you said, " Everything. "
So you think we should only teach our children about land animals.
Cheetah doesn't make the top 20 but it is the main focus at schools in Australia.
@Dirioctovarius he's right. technically, air is considered a fluid.
Maybe not the fastest fish. While the Marlin has been recorded at speeds of up to 80 kph (50 mph), multiple other internet sources indicate that the Sailfish has been recorded at up to 110 kph (68 mph).
the fish is in the water not the air, that makes it hydrodynamic
see our Marlin fishing in Kenya
i think it is a little mean that when it has a hook in its mouth to be dragging it up to the surface:(
but what an amazing fish!
Marlins a bill fish...a sailfish has the full sail on its back. Instead of the dorsal. Like a common marlin.
For water in steam form even if you compressed the steam to be as "dense" as water you could NOT swim in it because it's molecular bonds are shattered by the energy used to evaporate. In liquid water, this is not the case the bonds you are still required to force your movement through water. Hence why it is very difficult to move through water, and not so much through steam. Also a water molecule in gas form, is still as dense as a water molecule in liquid form. So you must mean pressured.
the thing is the boat was moving at the time, so its not really moving the line at 80 mph,
is that just me? or maybe they counted it with the fact that it was moving
According to 'The Guiness book of records' the fastest fish is the 'Sailfish'? As they have a similar look, I'd assume they're from the same order (family)?
nice fish, if i could catch one of those, i will be soooooo happy
Ever done any big game fishing? Or any kind of fishing? Of course you need technology to level the playing field against a huge fish like that. That thing is 400- 500 kg of pure muscle. And as for the assistants: They don't interfere in the actual drill. All they did was reel in the other lines (essential once you get a strike) and bring the fish alongside once it was "defeated". Plus they gave the guy pointers which seemed like a smart thing to do, since he didn't look very experienced to me.
I don't know much about ocean wildlife tagging ... but correct me if I am wrong ... aren't one suppose to get a good view of the fish fins first before giving it a tag instead of tagging blindly .... what if there is already another tag there ?
poor fish, no wonder there near extinction
Fastest may be the Wahoo. But the bigger marlin like Blues and Black are super hot and a blast to fish for.
Note that the Deck Hand sets hook and then passes the rod to the angler. Not OK by IGFA fishing rules. Common on sport boats for hire. Not on private boats.
Well they say it can go up to 80 mph, but how come on the top lists, it says the Sailfish is the fastest? They must not have any proof it goes up to 80.
cool man
i rlly wanna go fishin for 1 of those
how did they know that they caught a black marlin? it could be a.. great white or something else. lol
yes that's the easy way - I just thought that because they were tagging it to do some research then leaving it with a big hook in the mouth wasn't really a good idea - but maybe it wouldn't be too badly affected?
Wow 120 km/h jestem pod wrażeniem
80 mph, 120 kmh
1:25
This fish is like a Formula one racing car...
It's fast, has four wheels, and costs around £1,000,000 each!
2008 100 sword fish hunter .
2020 where sword fish ?
i can believe this guy is getting paid to fish and i have to work 10 hours a day. thanks america
There pretty powerful..
I love black marlin
i love this billjesusgates dude. its fun to read his comments and to read how u guys hate him so much. hes obviously lying so dont worry about it. u gotta admit he is really funny
in fishing you need to wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and *yawns* wait and *zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz*
Black Man - the fastest fish on the planet
lol