Yeah. They managed to sink three sailboats this last summer alone, by tearing the rudders clean off. Provoked or not, which I'm sure it was provoked/at least to the orca, I don't care how benign they seem in the wild, nor do I care that there hasn't been an attack on a person in the ocean yet. I'm good right where I'm at. Not going to be the first one. They are the apex predators out there. We're nothing but entertainment and a nuisance at times.
Oh wow 😮 that's correct 👏 I honestly didn't put two and two together 🙃. I have watched Jaw"s many times. You are so correct regarding the movie Jaw's. But to my knowledge when the movie Jaw's came out on screen, I dont think of the awareness regarding "Orcas" going after the l shark's liver .
@@korsunhoox true but I don't blame him for the actions of others. He portrayed the shark hunter as an arrogant, uncouth antagonist who had his boat destroyed and was killed... So not really encouraging or glorifing shark hunting
Shark livers are where they store most of their fat and nutrients, the rest of a shark is all cartilage and sinewy muscle. We don’t eat most shark species for this reason.
The full quote is even worse! "Have learned to surgically extract their livers with a surgical precision that would leave even a seasoned surgeon envious"!!! :D I mean... surgically speaking.
Orcas target sharks' fatty livers because of their high nutritional value. "Shark livers are packed with rich, oily lipids, making up to one third of their body mass in some species," Towner said. Sometimes known as the wolves of the sea, orcas have strong social bonds and usually hunt in groups.
Thankyou for that info🙏 It makes a lot of sense. Smarter than us humans it seems. Indigenous cultures though have known this truth and have prized liver. Amazing though when we see Orcas doing this.
Animals have far away more healthy food that what we buy at the grocery, that's why they are so far stronger than humans. To do list , eat larvae bees, stop cleaning fish and eat only there intestine and liver 😅
I'm pretty sure if a Honey Badger for whatever reason got the idea Orca liver was some good tasting stuff, or possibly even if they simply felt it might be fun, the honey badger would secretly hop aboard fishing vessels or any vessel likely, spot some orcas, jump in the sea, hold its breath, kick some orca ass and almost certainly be demolished and eaten by an orca trying to extract orca liver.
@@relungslebew3577 Its true that they operate in numbers but that is not due to weakness or inability to defend themselves, that is simply due to the fact they are social mammals. It is also the most effective way to protect youngsters too. An average Orca by itself is still more lethal than the Largest Great White shark, all you have to do is compare their size, bite force, defense and intelligence (the orca dominating the great white in all these categories). The only category in which they are close is speed.
"Livers make up about a third of sharks' body weight and are rich in a nutritious oil called squalene, making them highly appealing to orcas, Watson says. “Rough calculations suggest a single white shark liver might sustain a single orca for a day,” Scientific America
It’s crazy how the great white looks so much more aggressive with the sharp teeth and the pointy features and the orcas just smooth with smooth looking teeth but really the orca kills them.
I agree with your statement except for the smooth looking teeth I don't think their teeth are very smooth looking when you see them they look pretty Savage worse than a crocodile
Человек на вид самое беззащитное и безобидное существо, но на деле это не только самый умный убийца, но и самый изощренный и беспощадный изувер на планете
Orcas are wayyy bigger than Great Whites is the problem. Orcas also have a much higher bite force PSI than Great Whites (although, both are incredibly strong, don’t get me wrong)
True looks are deceiving. Its just like us men, bulging myscles doesnt necessarily mean you have a certain amount of strength or power. A smaller person with smaller muscles could be stronger.
It’s super nutrient dense organ. A man that was stranded on a raft at sea for months said when he finally caught a fish, he oddly craved its eyes and its liver. He said it was like his body knew what parts it needed first.
Exactly! I have learned that when I have cravings for something I listen to it and when I have enjoyed whatever I was craving, I’m good. Didn’t understand why I used to be the the only person in my family who insisted on having sardines until later I found out the nutrients were a big influence that helped me with my undiagnosed MS when I was younger and fish oil is a major health nutrient for me now. Who knew?
Yeah, the body knows what it needs. However, the brain needs to first know where to find what its looking for, so if you've never tasted eye/liver before, then the brain can't crave it - unless, for example, the body needs iron and you also know that liver is high in iron.
I saw that special. "Human Body: Pushing the Limits" is the name of it. He said that eventually, he said his brain was telling him, "hey, these fish eyes are candy!"
I was in living in Hawaii back in the late 90's. One day a report came over the radio that Great White Sharks were seen in Hawaiian waters which is not normal. The GW Shark don't care for the warm waters. The reason why they were there was a mystery for awhile until researchers in the SanFrancisco Bay put the pieces together. An Orca attacked a GW Shark in the Bay and every GW Shark in the Bay fled to Hawaii. The attack was caught on camera by a tourist. First of its kind. The tagged Sharks dove deep and fled the Bay immediately and left for a few months. Research the story.
Saw it in NatGeo, they also made the link with some researcher that discovered (near Cuba or some caribbean place) that Orcas find out how to inmobilize sharks: turning them upside down (something the researcher already knew) 🦈 not the apex after all...
@@micuentaparaforosycosas3484 The mystery for me is how did these Sharks know where to go? Hawaii is 2700 miles away from the Bay Area. These GW's immediately dove deep and headed towards Hawaii. They don't hang out there but knew where to run? I also seen how the Orca flips the Sharks over. Also apparently the Sharks release a chemical into the water when attacked warning other Sharks to " run" . Pretty interesting.
Your right It’s not natures hierarchy it’s the order we humans placed them in, sharks are one of the most misunderstood animals and we know orcas are absolutely nuts and don’t only hunt for food and sharks are known to have symbiotic relationships with other fish orcas don’t like anyone 😂😂
@@James-miller Orcas don't like anyone? They are social animals who lives in packs, they can literary die from depression if they are alone. Extremely sophisticated animals compared to the shark.
@revthw1 😂😂 I might be but that’s not up for debate here lol and I didn’t mean nuts as in they are crazy or stupid i mean crazy smart they don’t follow the standard predator way of life they do crazy shit we didn’t think was possible and didn’t believe until it was filmed hence they are absolutely nuts they are one of the only sea animals that doesn’t hunt out of necessity they do it for fun
Have you ever seen how intelligent they are?! When they hunt their prey has the slightest chance of surviving. Orcas come up with brilliant strategies to flush out their prey. It’s amazing.
They also are one of the only species besides human to have language and cultures they are near human level intelligence, maybe more but we wouldn’t know because they don’t have the ability to craft or use tools and communicate with us humans
Brilliant? I’ve watched a ton of orca hunting vids and none of their strategies seemed like they came from orca Einstein. A five-year old could come up with the same stuff.
@@JimJohnson-cf3wt it’s hilarious that your insulted by the intelligence of orcas. Your trying to disprove a scientifically proven fact with your 5 year old strategy theory is extremely childish and dumb, I’m willing to bet your at most 10 years old
@@scoobsshrooms109 overall, it's extremely unlikely that an orca would be smarter than an experienced human around the age of 40. They might be better than humans at some things, but humans are still overall smarter.
Косатки настолько интеллектуально развиты, что могут себе позволить иметь свои предпочтения в еде, они никогда не мучают свою добычу, самый первый удар, как правило является самым сокрушительным. И ещё, не забывайте, что есть косатки, которые питаются толко рыбой и никогда не трогают морских ластоногих, а есть косатки, в рационе которых только морские ластоногие и нет рыбы, все зависит от ориала их обитания и пищевые предпочтения передаются из поколения в поколение.
We've ended up calling them killer whales but the original nick name given was in another language ( i can't remember which), translated to " killer of whales" which they are. Orcas are dolphins, big dolphins. Not whales at all in fact.
@@CastroJordan If I'm not mistaken it was translated wrong and we ended up calling them killer whales, when it should be "whale killers". Literally different meaning by switching the order of the words.
@@CastroJordanyes orcas are dolphins, but dolphins are in the Cetacea suborder Odontceti which is toothes whales. So dolphins are considered whales. All dolphins are whales, but not all whales are dolphins.
I suspect that just like mountain goats climb mountains to obtain much needed salt found on the mountain sides Orcas probably seek specific nutrients they do not ingest elsewhere. Truly amazing.
Every time my dad made liver and bacon in the saucepan, my dalmatian dog used to howl at the door for ages until he could get some. So, I understand how orca’s love liver.
Dogs wouldn't get any if you trained them that's not ok to beg for food. I don't play that shxt with it comes to my dog. He knows when I cook can't come in the kitchen and when I'm eating go to your bed an lay until I'm done
Our dogs love it too, I used to make it for them sometimes. Too much crap in commercial dog food. Our dogs are family and get treated with love. The least they deserve for saving us from a fire and a gas leak. Their loyalty and courage is everything. 💯👏👏🙏🙏🙏💚💚💚
I think they are a lot smarter than we give them credit for. If we could only speak their language maybe we would discover how intelligent they truly are.
The craziest thing is that for each large prey (even for each variety of a shark), the Orcas always go for specific body parts and leave the rest, and they go for different body parts for different spicies, they're so good at hunting that they can afford to be that peaky.
Orcas are very intelligent mammals. I think they have figured out, that shark livers are very nutritious and supply the Orcas with what they need. The Shark livers probably taste pretty good to the Orcas. The sad fact is, that Great White Sharks are critically threatened and really need to be left alone - by Orcas AND by humans.
I rather have an ocean full of orcas than one filled with great whites! Orcas don't kill humans unless you kidnap them when they are very young, imprison them in a glorified swimming pool, force them to do tricks all day, and tease them with tiny snacks! As long as you don't do _THAT,_ wild orcas are perfectly safe around humans. Just dont hand feed them, they may comfuse your arm with the fish! (Took me 45 mins to type this with only 1 arm. 😂).
They know the liver is most nutritious. They remember that. They communicate that to others in their groups using distinct sound patterns. So they can teach to others. Amazing creatures.
They are so smart to even understand that we humans are superior to them with weapons , ships and such. That's why they Orcas NEVER attack us but sharks on the other hand they attack humans whenever they can.
@@cksammi As someone genuinely fearful of sharks after seeing an attack as a kid, I've done my fair share of research on them. It's actually very rare for them to attack compared to what they could. Chances are if you swim in open waters or even the beach, you've had sharks swim right by you without even knowing they were there.
@@cksammino.. they actually do not attack humans whenever they can. In fact, sharks really don't attack humans anywhere near as much as the news and UA-cam would have you think.
they've been doing the same thing to sting rays off the coast of New Zealand for YERARS now, it's actually shown in part at the end of the video when the orca tail-whacks the ray. They knock them out like then take the liver. You think it's hard for a huge orca to extract a great white liver? Imagine them doing it to something as small as a sting ray and STILL only taking the liver. The liver is the most nutrient rich part of the animal, it makes sense for them. The real question is why don't they eat the rest? Maybe they can't digest it very well or have trouble getting enough real meat out of it, nobody really knows. But they definitely like liver, and scientists have known this for a looong time. The real crazy part is, since the whales are doing it off the coast of South Africa (where most of the awesome videos of great whites breaching the water for seals come from) the great whites have essentially left the coast, from what I hear. As soon as the killer whales start to attack the white sharks, the sharks abandon the area. They're worried about it happening in New Zealand now too, since white sharks are an essential part of the ecosystem. Funny, how it seems once an animal becomes smart enough to screw up it environment (yet not smart enough to save it) they immediately go for it. Every organism is just trying to survive out there. We call it human nature to outspend the earths resources, as if every other animal is somehow more in tune than us with conservation. Really, we're just better at it, every animal will take more than they need when given the chance. Thats why predators are so important in nature, if it weren't for things like wolves we'd have things like deer WAY overpopulated and they'd destroy the grazing and eventually go extinct by destroying their own habitat. If you want to see exactly how that works, watch any of the several documentaries on what happened when they reintroduced wolves to Yellowstone. Every single part of the environment improved. It's not human nature, it's just nature. What sets us apart is we can see the bigger picture (we're still screwing it up though) so I'd argue that real HUMAN nature, is to try to keep the environment steady so we can continue to have civilization. It wasn't until about 10,000 years ago when the climate became stable enough to support farming and therefore cities. for 30,000 years before that, 3/4 of our existence as a species, we were essentially cave men. We got a break in the weather and ran with it. Now, we're speeding up the rate of change so fast that we are now in another extinction event, this time greater than the meteor that killed the dinosaurs. As is RIGHT NOW, we've lost more than 70% of biodiversity on the planet. The even that killed the dinosaurs killed about 76%. And it's all happened since the early 1900's more specifically after WW2. So in 1-2 human lifetimes, we've caused just as much or more damage than the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs. And guess what? Whales AND sharks have been acting erratically since it all started. Even though there are 50% less sharks in the water than during WW2, there are FAR more shark accidents. Especially with great whites off the western coast of Australia. Although that one is kind of like the rise of bike crashes, there's just simply more people there. The percentage hasn't gone up in that part of the world, only the amount of people. In other parts though, attacks are becoming more frequent, as if they're getting more desperate. We've got to start paying better attention to the world around us
You wrote a whole essay and I commend you for it. Why don't they eat the rest? It doesn't taste good. They don't want it. They are the apex predator of the sea. Apart from that. How do you establish dominance over another species? You kill it and put it on a stick for everyone else to see. That's what's happening. They're just asserting their dominance in the ocean.
The reason for this is that the liver of any animal is was has the most energy and contains the essential nutrients they need. While the Great White and other sharks are much more dangerous targets and are one of the few specieis capable of killing the orca, it is a matter of weighing the pros and cons. Either go for 100 rays or one shark
This is super interesting. The liver is a very rich source of some, particularly fat soluble, nutrients. Perhaps the Orca are using the shark livers to avoid a deficiency of something at a particular time of year? It is possible that their prey are deficient too, because of changes to food webs, e.g. due to over fishing or climate change? With some funding it would be possible to test these hypothesis. I'm a fish nutritionist, let's do it! Could be a fine natural example of an animal taking a nutritional supplement and a marker of disruption to oceanic life. Somewhat gruesome but certainly something very clever at play here.
You are on to something. Could be that they are only hunting for population control and since the liver is what's gonna give them the most energy to hunt more without filling up on a whole shark
yeah u dumbo ! ORCA can MAYBE challenge a smaller white shark - no chance vs a 23 Foot BIG WHITE SHARK...they can breath under water and have a higher bite force...ORCAS can'not - once the battle is under water , they are DONE FOR!!! And sharks go DEEP!
Sharks store fat in their liver, its a very large organ and rich in nutrition. Also its soft compared to the rest of the shark which is rubbery. Orcas do this to whales and pinnipeds to, they like liver best. Like most predators actually. Also, sharks without their fatty liver do not float but sink to the ocean floor.
Yup. Liver is the healthiest food on the planet. It's chock full of trace minerals, vitamins, and amino acids in a bioavailable form. They're doing it for their health.
The amount of power that orca produced , it literally smashed into that shark , and that didn’t slow it down one bit from straight launching into the air . What a beast
Those Orca are super smart. They employ a devastating maneuver called "Tonic Immobility" This is when the Orca charge into a Great White and flip them on their back. This induces a paralysis state where the Shark is now physically helpless as the Orca help themselves to their liver.
Orcas are the largest dolphin species, that makes them the most intelligent creature in the oceans. They are THE apex predator of the seas, not sharks. The literally hunt and kill great whites for sport.
Sharks are caught off guard because they didn't have any creature actively hunting them before the orcas. Now they are the prey. Orcas are heavier, bigger, stronger and more intelligent. That's why sharks run as soon as they sense Orcas.
no that's not the case, as a fact Sharks don't swim in packs but orcas do, sharks like the great white are solitude animals they don't know what family is and team work is so that makes them very vulnerable and huge disadvantage for the sharks as for orcas they are more equipped.evenso I would still not underestimate the great white shark.
Yeah its like anything else. They learned by taste that liver is an important food source, so they learned how to target it and passed on the skill. Same way mountain goats will go out of their way to find salt and pass on the location to their babies.
Prepare to be amazed, friends!
So what happens to orcas that mysteriously disapeared.
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AMAZING ORCA MY FAVORITE ANIMAL IN THE OCEAN
Make no mistake, sharks do not rule the oceans; Orcas rule the ocean with supreme intelligence and size.
Yeah. They managed to sink three sailboats this last summer alone, by tearing the rudders clean off. Provoked or not, which I'm sure it was provoked/at least to the orca, I don't care how benign they seem in the wild, nor do I care that there hasn't been an attack on a person in the ocean yet. I'm good right where I'm at. Not going to be the first one. They are the apex predators out there. We're nothing but entertainment and a nuisance at times.
Same as elephants on land except for the predation
I love orcas! They are so smart that they have NEVER once attacked humans. They are aware that sharks are a threat to humans also.
@@wilfredrivera6521elephants don’t forget nothing
@@ricklewis2845 the elephants are the real Kings, not the lions who are more like the great white sharks
Orca: "Stand and de-liver!"
What is up with that picture??
De-liver! LOL!!! Nice one! 😂
Lol great movie.
Good one!
@Skeptikaltroll - Your LUPINS!!!!
In the film Jaws, the name of the shark hunter's boat was Orca. Nice touch by Spielberg, I presume
Oh wow 😮 that's correct 👏
I honestly didn't put two and two together 🙃. I have watched Jaw"s many times. You are so correct regarding the movie Jaw's. But to my knowledge when the movie Jaw's came out on screen, I dont think of the awareness regarding "Orcas" going after the l shark's liver .
a „nice” touch in an „unnice” movie, for which he would apologize… 40 yrs after
too late j
@@korsunhoox true but I don't blame him for the actions of others. He portrayed the shark hunter as an arrogant, uncouth antagonist who had his boat destroyed and was killed... So not really encouraging or glorifing shark hunting
Aye Spielberg likes to touch.
Orca: "Eat the whole shark?, What am I some common lowlife predator? I'm only here for the gourmet stuff"
Right! Shark Pate!
These Orcas have been watching liver king on YT 😂🤣😂🤣
Супер!
Shark livers are where they store most of their fat and nutrients, the rest of a shark is all cartilage and sinewy muscle. We don’t eat most shark species for this reason.
@@joebaer1358*shark fin soup intensifies*
Their ability to launch that much weight out of the water is just incredible
It's the equivalent of an average sized human kicking a cat. 😂
I always thought that too. Like how fast do you need to be swimming up to the surface to launch that much weight that high out of the water?
@@mikewebb7807it's not launching the shark it's launching itself.
Shit looked like a greyhound bus coming out the water
Literally insane. Never seen on jump that high
"with a surgical precision that would leave even a seasoned surgeon envious"
Shark is ripped to shreds
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i’m glad someone said this. the second i heard that i busted out laughing.
The narrator blows.
The full quote is even worse! "Have learned to surgically extract their livers with a surgical precision that would leave even a seasoned surgeon envious"!!! :D I mean... surgically speaking.
It's worse. "Surgically remove the liver with surgical precision..."
This script was written by a high school freshman.
Imaginé going in for keyhole surgery and getting ripped to shreds?! Precision!
The Orca's domination of the ocean just goes to show how powerful working together is.
So, so true 🙌🏾
having intellegence is. just like man on land
It also helps to be bigger than any other predator...
Imagine the possibilities if we only had an entire world of humans working together...
It's not only that. A single Orca can kill a shark, they are bigger, stronger, faster and smarter.
Orcas target sharks' fatty livers because of their high nutritional value. "Shark livers are packed with rich, oily lipids, making up to one third of their body mass in some species," Towner said. Sometimes known as the wolves of the sea, orcas have strong social bonds and usually hunt in groups.
Ok hold my beer 😂
@@biankacosmait's called CHEMISTRY, I see that it's over your I.Q. Hold my beer.. let's see about 10 years old ???
Thankyou for that info🙏
It makes a lot of sense.
Smarter than us humans it seems.
Indigenous cultures though have known this truth and have prized liver.
Amazing though when we see Orcas doing this.
livers are the most nutrient dense part of any animal. fat soluble vitamins and k2, they know what they’re doing.
yep same reason bears eat honey but not the bees
Orcas even known to eat the tongues 👅 out of blue 🐳 whales; while they swim.. my god. Soon they'll become extinct!!
@@chrisharris1522they like honey but only with larvae, good source of protein and many rare fatty acid
Yes and there’s nothing sinister about that. That’s like calling humans sinister every time we visit the grocery store 🙄
Animals have far away more healthy food that what we buy at the grocery, that's why they are so far stronger than humans.
To do list , eat larvae bees, stop cleaning fish and eat only there intestine and liver 😅
Orcas are the ocean's apex predator, no doubt. Beautiful animals too!
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Yes! They absolutely beautiful! Majestic, even.
bacteria are the apex predators on this planet
@@loripayne4155 and absolutely savage. There's nothing nice about orcas. . Vicious nasty creatures.
they are humans of the sea highly intelligent
Orcas are the wolves of the sea. Very intelligent pack hunters that communicate in their own language
That one orca pulled homeboy's spine out like he was a youtube chiropractor
That was brutal
😂😂😂
Can’t be two apex predators, the Orca is at the top by itself.
Can't be two? Then Sperm Whales are at the top by themselves; largest predator on Earth
Sperm whales: 😎
Sperm whale says hii i
@@SethKolbePrefectthey get hunted by orcas, how does that make it an apex 💀
@@bokadam2851Bro 10 vs 1 💀💀💀💀
"Surgeons would be jealous of an orca's surgical precision"
Mangled corpse of a shark:
AI can write a script they said...
U to much🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂 I thought the same
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Same thought haha
That stingray getting slapped at the end 🤣 “and THAT’S for Steve Irwin!”
That's right! Let him know Steve still got shooters riding for him out here.
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@@greensprite4979did mommy forget to change your diaper?
@@diollinebranderson6553 your Idol fckd around and found out💀
@@spandexspleennot cool bro
Orca:"who's ready to get eaten?"
Sharks*run away
Orca..."Yo you got ya camera on?"...
*Shows how intelligent they really are*
When they land an orca on the moon I’ll really concede how intelligent they are.
Idk but orcas are the most badass awesome creatures on this planet.
Agreed
I'm pretty sure if a Honey Badger for whatever reason got the idea Orca liver was some good tasting stuff, or possibly even if they simply felt it might be fun, the honey badger would secretly hop aboard fishing vessels or any vessel likely, spot some orcas, jump in the sea, hold its breath, kick some orca ass and almost certainly be demolished and eaten by an orca trying to extract orca liver.
I couldn't agree more!! As far as I'm concerned, the Orca's can keep dissecting those sharks forever, they're nothing but a problem.
You’re right
You do not know
Jk,
Tgey are indeed awesome !
One of my fav animal.
As opposed to hyenas..
@@JoeLazzaraif you think so,you understand really nothing about marine life
Orcas: The ocean's true Apex Predator.
Sperm Whales*
I don't think so because orcas attack in groups, unlike sharks, sharks are independent animals
Nah blue whales are carnivore too and nothing will fuck with those seriously
Yeah. This video called them ‘wolves of the sea’ but honestly they’re the *humans* of the sea.
@@relungslebew3577 Its true that they operate in numbers but that is not due to weakness or inability to defend themselves, that is simply due to the fact they are social mammals. It is also the most effective way to protect youngsters too. An average Orca by itself is still more lethal than the Largest Great White shark, all you have to do is compare their size, bite force, defense and intelligence (the orca dominating the great white in all these categories). The only category in which they are close is speed.
Jacques Cousteau once said there will be mysteries unknown in the seas long after Mars' secrets are revealed ❤
Duh. Just because Mars has no oceans.
"Livers make up about a third of sharks' body weight and are rich in a nutritious oil called squalene, making them highly appealing to orcas, Watson says. “Rough calculations suggest a single white shark liver might sustain a single orca for a day,”
Scientific America
That’s right!! My grandma uses shark liver oil. She had put some guy with cancer onto it and he ended up beating it!
@@idea128 Very interesting! Have you had any yourself?
@idea128 sharks are dang near immune to cancer
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The only way I'd ever go deep-sea diving is if I had an orca as my bodyguard.
It's common knowledge dolphins can defend quite well against sharks
@@kurtsudheim825yep, and orcas are part of the dolphin family
That bodyguard may protect you from sharks, but only to save you for his own supper😏
@@taccamine8312No. Orcas don’t attack people in the wild
Yes they fu king do. Lmao how stupidare u people online@destroyerofmorons
“There is always a bigger fish.”-Qui Gon Jinn
Yeah that is what suntzu's brother said 😂
Orchids are not fish they're mammals cetaceans
I meant to say orcas are mammals not fish they are cetaceans
And your mother's not a woman she's a a female chimpanzee
I was using a speaker app I guess it works real well that time didn't it
That one orca in captivity that ate the bird was like, “I’m gonna hunt still! Make no mistake!” 😂
Even Orcas know Liver is king
-Liver King
Bahaha. Nice one.
Pucha hahaha good one
And lots of steroids 💉💉💊💊
Steroid king
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It’s crazy how the great white looks so much more aggressive with the sharp teeth and the pointy features and the orcas just smooth with smooth looking teeth but really the orca kills them.
I agree with your statement except for the smooth looking teeth I don't think their teeth are very smooth looking when you see them they look pretty Savage worse than a crocodile
Человек на вид самое беззащитное и безобидное существо, но на деле это не только самый умный убийца, но и самый изощренный и беспощадный изувер на планете
Orcas are wayyy bigger than Great Whites is the problem. Orcas also have a much higher bite force PSI than Great Whites (although, both are incredibly strong, don’t get me wrong)
True looks are deceiving. Its just like us men, bulging myscles doesnt necessarily mean you have a certain amount of strength or power. A smaller person with smaller muscles could be stronger.
The pretty ones always turn put to be the craziest
It’s super nutrient dense organ. A man that was stranded on a raft at sea for months said when he finally caught a fish, he oddly craved its eyes and its liver. He said it was like his body knew what parts it needed first.
Exactly! I have learned that when I have cravings for something I listen to it and when I have enjoyed whatever I was craving, I’m good. Didn’t understand why I used to be the the only person in my family who insisted on having sardines until later I found out the nutrients were a big influence that helped me with my undiagnosed MS when I was younger and fish oil is a major health nutrient for me now. Who knew?
Yeah, the body knows what it needs. However, the brain needs to first know where to find what its looking for, so if you've never tasted eye/liver before, then the brain can't crave it - unless, for example, the body needs iron and you also know that liver is high in iron.
I saw that special. "Human Body: Pushing the Limits" is the name of it. He said that eventually, he said his brain was telling him, "hey, these fish eyes are candy!"
@goprojoe7449 that's... not true at all
Oh wow 😮
Orca: you had you're moments buddy let me have mine!
Orcas are the definition of the “give me your liver!” Meme 💀
I was in living in Hawaii back in the late 90's. One day a report came over the radio that Great White Sharks were seen in Hawaiian waters which is not normal. The GW Shark don't care for the warm waters.
The reason why they were there was a mystery for awhile until researchers in the SanFrancisco Bay put the pieces together.
An Orca attacked a GW Shark in the Bay and every GW Shark in the Bay fled to Hawaii. The attack was caught on camera by a tourist. First of its kind. The tagged Sharks dove deep and fled the Bay immediately and left for a few months. Research the story.
The GW shark was a homosexual and orcas didn’t tolerate gay sea creatures. Lmaooooo
@@yakopro49 Have another beer.
THEY HAVE BEEN RELOCATING TO NEW ZEALAND TO EVADE THE ORCAS. THEY'RE KILLING ALLLLL THE SHARKS IN SOUTH AFRICA. SO IT WAS STAY & DIE OR RELOCATE.
Saw it in NatGeo, they also made the link with some researcher that discovered (near Cuba or some caribbean place) that Orcas find out how to inmobilize sharks: turning them upside down (something the researcher already knew) 🦈 not the apex after all...
@@micuentaparaforosycosas3484 The mystery for me is how did these Sharks know where to go? Hawaii is 2700 miles away from the Bay Area. These GW's immediately dove deep and headed towards Hawaii. They don't hang out there but knew where to run? I also seen how the Orca flips the Sharks over. Also apparently the Sharks release a chemical into the water when attacked warning other Sharks to " run" . Pretty interesting.
"A savage hunt that defies natures heirarchy"
Umm no. Orcas have always hunted sharks that IS the heirarchy
My thoughts exactly
Well if you think about it orcas are relatively new compared to sharks which have been around forever
Your right It’s not natures hierarchy it’s the order we humans placed them in, sharks are one of the most misunderstood animals and we know orcas are absolutely nuts and don’t only hunt for food and sharks are known to have symbiotic relationships with other fish orcas don’t like anyone 😂😂
@@James-miller Orcas don't like anyone? They are social animals who lives in packs, they can literary die from depression if they are alone. Extremely sophisticated animals compared to the shark.
@revthw1 😂😂 I might be but that’s not up for debate here lol and I didn’t mean nuts as in they are crazy or stupid i mean crazy smart they don’t follow the standard predator way of life they do crazy shit we didn’t think was possible and didn’t believe until it was filmed hence they are absolutely nuts they are one of the only sea animals that doesn’t hunt out of necessity they do it for fun
Great white to ORCA: I am the killer of the ocean.
Orca to great white: I am the killer of ur liver.😂😂😂
Have you ever seen how intelligent they are?! When they hunt their prey has the slightest chance of surviving. Orcas come up with brilliant strategies to flush out their prey. It’s amazing.
They also are one of the only species besides human to have language and cultures they are near human level intelligence, maybe more but we wouldn’t know because they don’t have the ability to craft or use tools and communicate with us humans
Brilliant? I’ve watched a ton of orca hunting vids and none of their strategies seemed like they came from orca Einstein. A five-year old could come up with the same stuff.
@@JimJohnson-cf3wt it’s hilarious that your insulted by the intelligence of orcas. Your trying to disprove a scientifically proven fact with your 5 year old strategy theory is extremely childish and dumb, I’m willing to bet your at most 10 years old
@@scoobsshrooms109 overall, it's extremely unlikely that an orca would be smarter than an experienced human around the age of 40. They might be better than humans at some things, but humans are still overall smarter.
@@JimJohnson-cf3wt lol you’re the one who sounds like a five-year-old
Lol 😂 imagine the orca being like
"I ate his liver with some fava beans, and a nice Chianti"
Tsss tsss tsss tsss tsss
Clarice
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yassssssss😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂oh my gosh! I live for the comments! This was right on time!😂
Shark: I'm the top of the food chain
Orca enters chat.
Shark leaves chat.
Orca continues chat with upcoming meal plans.
Whale : WTF, ... leaves chat.
Undiscovered megladon : ahh so we talking about delicacies
@@zerotwowaifu2232pretty sure a group of orca can easily take down a megalodon
Косатки настолько интеллектуально развиты, что могут себе позволить иметь свои предпочтения в еде, они никогда не мучают свою добычу, самый первый удар, как правило является самым сокрушительным. И ещё, не забывайте, что есть косатки, которые питаются толко рыбой и никогда не трогают морских ластоногих, а есть косатки, в рационе которых только морские ластоногие и нет рыбы, все зависит от ориала их обитания и пищевые предпочтения передаются из поколения в поколение.
Даа, прекрасные создания. 🥰
И на людей они не нападают, потому что нас нет в их рационе. Только могут из любопытство подплыть.
The liver is rich in Iron and protein, calling an orcas precision in hunting "sinister" is just fucking dumb.
Fkn aye
Orca’s notoriously play with their prey before killing and consuming it… somewhat sinister in my humble opinion.
@@freddiesoverbite6162Coz that is to show they are the apex predators and rule the seas 😎
High on sharkdrenachrome obviously
@@freddiesoverbite6162
to raise the fear in the great white so to raise the sharkdrenachrome levels so they can be better surgeons
That opening jump was world class.
Imagine the power it contains to move thru water that fast
Such a force
Big boi had hangtime. Absolute powerhouse
Dolphins are known to outsmart sharks.
"I ate his liver. [Slurp, slurp]"
Hannibal
With fava beans
@@lemontadams3029and a nice contë
"do you like the taste of your brain"
Hahaha
And some nice chianti
There’s no battle. The Orca IS the apex predator.
Sperm whale kills killer whale one on one
Targeting the liver, the MOST NUTRITIOUS part of the body is NOT sinister. It's healthy.
This is why they're called Killer Whales. Not a moral judgement, just a fact. Nature should be feared and respected
Moral Mammals 😂😂
We've ended up calling them killer whales but the original nick name given was in another language ( i can't remember which), translated to " killer of whales" which they are. Orcas are dolphins, big dolphins. Not whales at all in fact.
@@CastroJordan If I'm not mistaken it was translated wrong and we ended up calling them killer whales, when it should be "whale killers". Literally different meaning by switching the order of the words.
@@CastroJordanyes orcas are dolphins, but dolphins are in the Cetacea suborder Odontceti which is toothes whales. So dolphins are considered whales. All dolphins are whales, but not all whales are dolphins.
Yes, nature should be respected but not be feared.
I suspect that just like mountain goats climb mountains to obtain much needed salt found on the mountain sides Orcas probably seek specific nutrients they do not ingest elsewhere. Truly amazing.
Definitely worth a study of the shark’s liver to see exactly what they’re pursuing
Every time my dad made liver and bacon in the saucepan, my dalmatian dog used to howl at the door for ages until he could get some. So, I understand how orca’s love liver.
Dogs wouldn't get any if you trained them that's not ok to beg for food. I don't play that shxt with it comes to my dog. He knows when I cook can't come in the kitchen and when I'm eating go to your bed an lay until I'm done
@@fritz2livewho asked?
@@mdp4022My friend had a Doberman. Every time we ate, he’d sit next to me and start drooling, asking for food.
@@fritz2live What a VILE person you are.
Our dogs love it too, I used to make it for them sometimes. Too much crap in commercial dog food. Our dogs are family and get treated with love. The least they deserve for saving us from a fire and a gas leak. Their loyalty and courage is everything. 💯👏👏🙏🙏🙏💚💚💚
Orcas took the “I will eat your organs” meme too literally
Great White: "What am I, chopped liver?"
Orcas: "As a matter of fact, *YES* you are!"
Orca ripping sharks while solving quantum physics equations
When the Hunter becomes the Hunted.
"The hunter is nothing without the hunt." - Illidan Stormrage
@@Solunarenyou are not prepared
Orcas are trying to protect us. They are sometime kind to us and they are good listeners. They are super kind protective.
I think they are a lot smarter than we give them credit for. If we could only speak their language maybe we would discover how intelligent they truly are.
Or just how stupid we are?
@@Disenchantedrightnow That’s true too! 😂
I really think high intelligence animal really does speak to each other, it's just us human who doesn't understand them
Dolphins are one of most intelligent animals in the world, next to primates and elephants.
If they are so smart, how come they don't drive cars or have the internet?
This isn’t sinister. It’s nature.
And nature is sinister
Everything is nature
@@Raadpensionaris Nature is my religion ❤
The word nature is like the word god. Everyone gives it their own personal meaning and depending on it, it can be somewhat ok or completely wrong
so if a man comes up to you n has his way with you, we can just say it is nature, because animals do it too huh?
The craziest thing is that for each large prey (even for each variety of a shark), the Orcas always go for specific body parts and leave the rest, and they go for different body parts for different spicies, they're so good at hunting that they can afford to be that peaky.
Sharks: “I’m the most well-known feared creature in the waters.”
Orcas: “Hold my sea lion liver…”
"With surgical precision"
The orcas: 💥💥💥
Hats off to the cameraman for De-Livering such a breathtaking video and risking his life amongst such vicious predators!
The oceans definitely hold secrets that are not yet known to humans.
We spend more money exploring space than studying and cleaning the ocean.
true. This just isn't one of them.
Whoa... you figure that one out all by yourself 😂😂
🤯😂
@@darrencrawford5212no we don’t the world is flat and no one ever went to the moon
Great White apex predator of the sea?
Orca: Hold my beer!
The speed and power those creatures must have to jump that high out of the water.. like damn! 😳
Exactly what i was stunned about thats insane
“I’ve come to get your liver”.
“But I’m still using it!”
“Crunch”
Not anymore crunch crunch 😊😊😊😊😊😊😁😁😁😁😆😆😆😆
😂😅😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 the way i hollered at this comment!
Orcas are very intelligent mammals. I think they have figured out, that shark livers are very nutritious and supply the Orcas with what they need. The Shark livers probably taste pretty good to the Orcas.
The sad fact is, that Great White Sharks are critically threatened and really need to be left alone - by Orcas AND by humans.
I rather have an ocean full of orcas than one filled with great whites! Orcas don't kill humans unless you kidnap them when they are very young, imprison them in a glorified swimming pool, force them to do tricks all day, and tease them with tiny snacks! As long as you don't do _THAT,_ wild orcas are perfectly safe around humans. Just dont hand feed them, they may comfuse your arm with the fish! (Took me 45 mins to type this with only 1 arm. 😂).
Screw that I eat sharks and eat the liver, brains, and fins then make soup from the bones. Yummy 😂
@@nigelhill8811Sure you do
Sorry, we are a part of nature and that's the way it goes.
@@nigelhill8811what country are you from??
Fun fact: killer whales are actually mistranslated, the actual translation is "whale killer"
They know the liver is most nutritious. They remember that. They communicate that to others in their groups using distinct sound patterns. So they can teach to others. Amazing creatures.
They are so smart to even understand that we humans are superior to them with weapons , ships and such. That's why they Orcas NEVER attack us but sharks on the other hand they attack humans whenever they can.
@@cksammi As someone genuinely fearful of sharks after seeing an attack as a kid, I've done my fair share of research on them. It's actually very rare for them to attack compared to what they could. Chances are if you swim in open waters or even the beach, you've had sharks swim right by you without even knowing they were there.
It's sound to us.. it's language to them.
@@cksammino.. they actually do not attack humans whenever they can. In fact, sharks really don't attack humans anywhere near as much as the news and UA-cam would have you think.
Possibly, the most common reason for this is simple, orcas love the taste of Great Whites.
It’s not Rocket Science.
Mom used to make liver on occasion back in the 60s and disguise it with lots of gravy .
She never fooled us !
ikr. mine tried it with kidneys. you just can't hide the stench of organ meat. 🤢
Brain balls with pasta
Your mum loved you very much. I wish my mum drowned mine in gravy. I had liver in a broth.
How can you hide that smell? My granny use to cook it all the time and it always grosed me out how much it smelled like straight up piss.
I was surprised to find out that not only do Orcas swim faster then the Great White Shark but also has a stronger and cleaner bite.
They do!!!
Orca really said:ay dont fuck around with my humans,oohhh your a shark give me your liver now 💀🙏
they've been doing the same thing to sting rays off the coast of New Zealand for YERARS now, it's actually shown in part at the end of the video when the orca tail-whacks the ray. They knock them out like then take the liver. You think it's hard for a huge orca to extract a great white liver? Imagine them doing it to something as small as a sting ray and STILL only taking the liver. The liver is the most nutrient rich part of the animal, it makes sense for them. The real question is why don't they eat the rest? Maybe they can't digest it very well or have trouble getting enough real meat out of it, nobody really knows. But they definitely like liver, and scientists have known this for a looong time. The real crazy part is, since the whales are doing it off the coast of South Africa (where most of the awesome videos of great whites breaching the water for seals come from) the great whites have essentially left the coast, from what I hear. As soon as the killer whales start to attack the white sharks, the sharks abandon the area. They're worried about it happening in New Zealand now too, since white sharks are an essential part of the ecosystem. Funny, how it seems once an animal becomes smart enough to screw up it environment (yet not smart enough to save it) they immediately go for it. Every organism is just trying to survive out there. We call it human nature to outspend the earths resources, as if every other animal is somehow more in tune than us with conservation. Really, we're just better at it, every animal will take more than they need when given the chance. Thats why predators are so important in nature, if it weren't for things like wolves we'd have things like deer WAY overpopulated and they'd destroy the grazing and eventually go extinct by destroying their own habitat. If you want to see exactly how that works, watch any of the several documentaries on what happened when they reintroduced wolves to Yellowstone. Every single part of the environment improved. It's not human nature, it's just nature. What sets us apart is we can see the bigger picture (we're still screwing it up though) so I'd argue that real HUMAN nature, is to try to keep the environment steady so we can continue to have civilization. It wasn't until about 10,000 years ago when the climate became stable enough to support farming and therefore cities. for 30,000 years before that, 3/4 of our existence as a species, we were essentially cave men. We got a break in the weather and ran with it. Now, we're speeding up the rate of change so fast that we are now in another extinction event, this time greater than the meteor that killed the dinosaurs. As is RIGHT NOW, we've lost more than 70% of biodiversity on the planet. The even that killed the dinosaurs killed about 76%. And it's all happened since the early 1900's more specifically after WW2. So in 1-2 human lifetimes, we've caused just as much or more damage than the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs. And guess what? Whales AND sharks have been acting erratically since it all started. Even though there are 50% less sharks in the water than during WW2, there are FAR more shark accidents. Especially with great whites off the western coast of Australia. Although that one is kind of like the rise of bike crashes, there's just simply more people there. The percentage hasn't gone up in that part of the world, only the amount of people. In other parts though, attacks are becoming more frequent, as if they're getting more desperate. We've got to start paying better attention to the world around us
" ...paying attention to the world around us." Perhaps, it is too late now.
Ok.
I ain’t reading all that.
You wrote a whole essay and I commend you for it. Why don't they eat the rest? It doesn't taste good. They don't want it. They are the apex predator of the sea. Apart from that. How do you establish dominance over another species? You kill it and put it on a stick for everyone else to see. That's what's happening. They're just asserting their dominance in the ocean.
Well written and very informative. Thank you.
The reason for this is that the liver of any animal is was has the most energy and contains the essential nutrients they need. While the Great White and other sharks are much more dangerous targets and are one of the few specieis capable of killing the orca, it is a matter of weighing the pros and cons. Either go for 100 rays or one shark
This is super interesting. The liver is a very rich source of some, particularly fat soluble, nutrients. Perhaps the Orca are using the shark livers to avoid a deficiency of something at a particular time of year? It is possible that their prey are deficient too, because of changes to food webs, e.g. due to over fishing or climate change? With some funding it would be possible to test these hypothesis. I'm a fish nutritionist, let's do it! Could be a fine natural example of an animal taking a nutritional supplement and a marker of disruption to oceanic life. Somewhat gruesome but certainly something very clever at play here.
A nutritionist calling food a supplement 😂 A supplementary bit of liver lovely.
Just joking of course
You are on to something. Could be that they are only hunting for population control and since the liver is what's gonna give them the most energy to hunt more without filling up on a whole shark
Agreed exactly my suspician, im curious how to find answers on the massive creatures, or is it the only way leart to take them fast
Most predators go for the liver first.
My totem animal is Orca. I feel in touch with the species. Let’s explore me together)
shark is the "big final villain" and orca is the "surprise bigger villain that planned everything all along" 😂
Orca's just handing out under water ass whoopings left and right...
yeah u dumbo ! ORCA can MAYBE challenge a smaller white shark - no chance vs a 23 Foot BIG WHITE SHARK...they can breath under water and have a higher bite force...ORCAS can'not - once the battle is under water , they are DONE FOR!!! And sharks go DEEP!
Ass AND liver whoopings. LOL. Cheers
Sharks store fat in their liver, its a very large organ and rich in nutrition. Also its soft compared to the rest of the shark which is rubbery. Orcas do this to whales and pinnipeds to, they like liver best. Like most predators actually.
Also, sharks without their fatty liver do not float but sink to the ocean floor.
Thank you I was looking for this answer. May I conclude that alcoholism could improve the floating capacity of sharks 😉? And humans 😝
Yup. Liver is the healthiest food on the planet. It's chock full of trace minerals, vitamins, and amino acids in a bioavailable form. They're doing it for their health.
So, are they attacking there to eat their liver or because it's a weak spot?
Not only can sharks not float without their livers, more importantly they die too. 😂
If John Wick was a marine mammal.
He would be a shark😊
Jhon wick doesn't use his parients to coordinately attack weak points of a prey, right?
fun fact: whales and dolphins used to have 4 legs and lived on land
@@freddyfish835 Those weren't dolphis or whales, they were their ancestors, is like saying humand were monkeys, wich is fake
@@Not-Kobe I’m right. You’re right. We’re both right. Depends how u wanna look at it ig lol
Orca:
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
I have your liver,
No more life for you.
You did not mention, that The Orcas also know how to incapacitate the sharks by flipping them upside down first.
Imagine Orcas flipped you and one of them said, "GET THE LIVER"
@@RAGEN99 Okay. Now what?
@@ScoobieSwisher7413 Now the kid is unhappy!! Don't you know how to deal with Kids? 😠
The Orca literally just humbles any shark😭🙏
No ones gonna talk about the guy getting bit in the beginning 💀💀💀
😂😂😂😂😂totally saw that.
😂😂😂
Was looking for this comment.
Orcas: give me your liver
Great white shark: am the king of oceans
Orca: hold my beer
That stingray was just wanting to enjoy a nice Sunday stroll and that orcha just sent it to another realm. 😂
“We’re here for your liver! But, I’m not done using it yet!”
Orcas are absolutely incredible !!
I once witnessed a "super pod" with atleast 125 killer whales, giant bulls to calves.
I once saw an ultra pod, had 2-3 million orcas in it
@@Beepbeepoutoftheway Hahaha..ya must of been on some ultra lsd 🤪
Shark: "No one makes me bleed my own blood."
Orca: "Hold my beer."
Orca has become the Bas Rutten of the ocean.
That liver shot👊
😂😂😂😂
Great white-" we are the number one predators in the sea"!
Orcas-" ight bet"!
“Caught on camera orca-strating a sinister plot” …who writes these? 😂
AI babe
Orca : I just wanted foie gras
The amount of power that orca produced , it literally smashed into that shark , and that didn’t slow it down one bit from straight launching into the air . What a beast
It wasn't a shark, either a dolphin or porpoise.
Orcas are THE apex predator in the ocean. Free Willy is really a super predator, even over the great white.
hey captain obvious there you are...lol
No ! A full grown Sperm Whale bull would put a pod of Killer Whales to flight.
@@ronaldgrove3283 yeah but they aren’t a predator like the orcas are. They may be able to fight with size but they aren’t natural hunters.
Damn ain't this crazy Free Willy taking out Jaws😅😅...lol
@@ronaldgrove3283 idk ...1 v1 sperm whale is legit but a pack of water wolves AKA ORCA POD .....WOULD BE EATING THAT WHALES LIVER FOR A SNACK.
Those Orca are super smart. They employ a devastating maneuver called "Tonic Immobility"
This is when the Orca charge into a Great White and flip them on their back. This induces a paralysis state where the Shark is now physically helpless as the Orca help themselves to their liver.
Steinbeck describes the shark liver as by far the fowlest smell he had ever witnessed while describing his marine biologist friend in a preface.
Orcas are the largest dolphin species, that makes them the most intelligent creature in the oceans. They are THE apex predator of the seas, not sharks. The literally hunt and kill great whites for sport.
That's not unheard of. Otters do a similar thing with fish sometimes.
narrator: surgically does this in a surgical way that could make a surgeon jelous 🤣🤣
Sharks are caught off guard because they didn't have any creature actively hunting them before the orcas. Now they are the prey. Orcas are heavier, bigger, stronger and more intelligent. That's why sharks run as soon as they sense Orcas.
That makes sharks smart to swim away from them.
Not so tuff now are ya GW?
@@RichardClark-pd6mgyep cuz I've yet to see one actually run 🏃♂️ 😂 jk 😉
Its like when liberals see conservatives. No contest.
no that's not the case, as a fact Sharks don't swim in packs but orcas do, sharks like the great white are solitude animals they don't know what family is and team work is so that makes them very vulnerable and huge disadvantage for the sharks as for orcas they are more equipped.evenso I would still not underestimate the great white shark.
Liver is a brain food. They’re smart it’s probably just a craving signal from their brain
We need to get you some liver, then.
Yeah its like anything else. They learned by taste that liver is an important food source, so they learned how to target it and passed on the skill. Same way mountain goats will go out of their way to find salt and pass on the location to their babies.
I always say that if reincarnation is real, I would love to come back as an Orca. I could learn the secrets of the ocean while having no fear!
I always said I would want to come back as a bird. They get to fly wherever they want:).
fun fact whales and dolphins used to have 4 legs and lived on land
If reincarnation is real you would not want to come back
@@TinFoilProject perhaps not everyone gets reincarnated
@@freddyfish835 hopefully not because a forced reincarnation and memory wipes has very dark Implications
People swimming with sharks. Darwin Award winners.
Orca: "Scalpel.. I said scalpel not scallop!"
Hahaha...clever
@@TheHumanSpirit ☺️🙏
Scalpel? The mfckr got 60 of those in its moth. Try chainsaw instead