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Cpt. Cook did like his sandwiches, usually cheese and pickle! 😂

I'm surprised I'm only seeing this now - awesome video, very well researched! And thanks for featuring my blog!! Cryptid cetaceans are my particular niche obsession, there's tons of dubious species with bizarre features, but the Rhino Dolphin has always been my favourite. I wasn't familiar with the two-finned humpback, that's a really cool sighting.

Well, thank you for providing this! Though this observation makes so less sense, I can't really see, how two serious naturalists would have made this up, just for pulling a prank on us (or their colleagues)...🤔

Why did these cryptid videos just... Vanish and then come back after a while?

could have been something like a foreign object being stabbed and lodged under the skin when the whale was younger that the whale then grew around with constant irritation causing raised scar tissue over time

Saying you've mapped the sea floor and didn't see and 2 finned whales is like saying you counted the blades of grass on your lawn and did'nt see any birds - there fore birds don't exist

"back in the 50's -you had to get you photos developed before you could see them " 🤣 this was still the case untill the late 90's - and in fairness to the trents - photographs were expensive and you absolutely waited until you had used up the film before developing them - but that flying saucer still looks fake as fuck

Dang, that goosebumps remix intro is a certified jock jam

The double fluke ones make me think that someone saw two whales surfacing at the same time (possibly a calf and mother) and just lumped the two together

A Cave Bat with a miners helmet and lamp on its head.

Debunking. Professional fun killers

I’ve thought of another possible solution for why we cannot find this creature, if it exists or existed. It could easily be from a species that was at the time already endangered. The species is simply extinct, and Giglioli got the final glimpse of a dying breed.

Captain Cook didn't find Hawaiʻi. People were already living there.

Where is the opening music from?? It sounds so familiar...

AI misinformation bots love commenting on UAP videos. They aren't fake. The real story here is why the government never has returned the negatives to the family. They gave them back to newspaper that never had the rights signed over to them in the first place...

great video, i really enjoyed the insights you shared about giglioli’s whale! but honestly, i'm a bit skeptical about the existence of a "double-finned" whale. it seems like a stretch, especially when there’s no solid evidence yet. thoughts?

And I watched it. Typical in-depth EDGE quality. If I'm being honest, I think the object is a car mirror hanging from a wire. It looks small. The photos are striking and utterly iconic, but they don't convince me. I don't care, though. Where UFOs are concerned, I don't put much energy into worrying about truth. There is truth out there, but I don't know how much fun it will turn out to be. The mystery is fun. The lies and hoaxes are fun. I like the phenomenon as it is. Maybe the Trent photos are legit, maybe they're not, and I'm fine existing here in the middle.

Is that the goosebumps theme at the beginning?

How did you not get copyrighted for the Goosebumps intro?

I do love your paleontology videos but these paranormal/supernatural ones are just so much fun.

Just hope this dolphin species is more harmlessly peaceful like it's cousins the bottlenose dolphin, or aggressive like the river dolphin.

I mean, if two dorsal fins can pop up as a mutation, and you get a small enough population for whatever reason, it could spread around. Like how you got the "Werewolf" gene that pops up in specific families.

I am a big believer but I think McMinnville photos are bunk

Debunking and proper analyses of things like these are the best. Also, I'm surprised that it was claimed the object was "large" in the first article, to me it looks like it's the size of a wheel cover or a pot lid.

Fake af bro cmon you a science channel

I want you to know I really enjoy your more grounded takes on the mysterious or weird stories. it makes the actual unexplainable that much more interesting. there is far too much hyperbole and people who are ready to believe anything these days. I hope you keep making more.

18:15 yeah okay I can now see how a manatee or narwal has been mistaken for a mermaid. They are just so majestic

Putting my mom on this list is crazyyyy

“I think it was one of our own” In other words, he didn’t think it was being piloted by aliens, but people from the government. That, to me at least, makes me think that the photos *might* have been real (or at least perceived to be real).

An atavistic genetic throwback😮😅...?

I'll let you off the hook for having to say "an" before "hypothesis" because the "H" isn't silent.

Their authenticity is pretty debatable, but these photos are so iconic either way. 🛸 I come in peace with this offering for your leader, the algorithm, and I'll be back to actually watch the video soon!

Considering that some humans have a condition that makes them much taller than the average person I wonder if giant animals could have similar conditions.

The lusty Oregonian maid?

If the object was real, how fast did it move? The photo seems very clear and doesn't show blurry effects to suggest it is moving across the sky. You would expect that a UFO of that size would fly quite fast and be difficult to capture with an old camera.

Nice. I love it.

Early

I doubt it but sounds interesting.

il giglio ballena mama mia 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

What about "Longsnouts"? One Soviet captain onse see these creatures in the Indian ocean. They looks like a ophtalmosaurs: very long jaws, very big eyes, and fish-like tails

Good shit. Keep it up man!

I can't stop misreading giglioli's whale as gigolo whale and am laughing like a mad man right now.

The thing is, there are giant sharks out there, depending on what you'd call 'giant'. Ignoring the massive filter feeders for now, there are large cold water deep water species that we know very little about, and there is the possibility that there are more species we've never seen and know nothing of at all. Perhaps our fascination with the Megalodon sharks all stems from 'Jaws', a massive hyper carnivorous creature that developed a taste for humans, and apparently developed enough intelligence to hunt us. Our perception isn't helped by the news reports of people being attacked by sharks, that pop up with enough frequency to keep our concerns ticking over. The thing is, the sharks aren't actively hunting us because they want humans for dinner. They often bite out of curiosity, and then get triggered by the blood that's spilled. Then there are those who mistake a wet or dry suit clad human for their actual prey, especially if the human is using a paddle or surf board. I suspect there may be some big sharks swimming in deep waters, whose diet will consist of things like Humboldt squid. And you also have the Greenland shark, a fairly big cold water living species whose nature was got completely wrong, being thought of a a docile, gentle and overall benign beast, until they learned, just a decade or so ago, that it is a brutal predator of seals...

I mean, Blainville's Beaked Whale seems like it's the most dead-on for the rhino dolphin. even in the report they said fin OR horn.

Dolphin with huge booger hanging from its blowhole.

Maybe it's not a fin but an atavistic goosebump.

This could be a silly explanation but what if the 2nd fin was the fin of the whale's baby keeping close behind his mother?

I think it was more likely a mutant born Orca that was born with an extra fin. The same way frogs have 3 eyes or deer have Xtra antlers

Funny enough, noticeably one trait about prehistoric marine reptiles is that most of not all have rear fins that act like second pectoral fins.I don't recall seeing a current day cetacean with exposed rear fins. Call it wishful thinking but who knows? Maybe it might not be a fin at all but some sort of unique feature like an oddly shaped melon or possibly something to attract mates with.

Opening this video with beaked whales is such a beautiful thing to behold.