@@andapandacongufanda fun fact: great white sharks die if they're scared or sad. There are cases of adult great whites put in zoos where they got so stressed and afraid of everything that they passed away in less than a day of captivity. And the baby sharks get stressed when they can't swim away and hide deep down when they see something they believe it's a threat.
@@kingghidorah8106 I didn't realize there was a neurological/psychological aspect, that makes it much more sad... I thought it was simply a matter of them being conditioned from millions of years to travel thousands of miles of open ocean, so the concept of being caged in glass is so alien to them that they keep hitting the walls of their enclosure until they kill themselves. Either way, it's terrible, and I'm glad it has been banned. Don't get me wrong, I'm still terrified of sharks, however irrational that may be, but I still think they're beautiful and should be given dignity and respect.
If you notice in the beginning, all the dead sharks had their livers taken out. Offshore orcas are known to pinpoint and extract the livers of great whites. I saw an orca coming from a mile away haha
Shoutout to Port and Starboard, wild male orcas with dorsal fin collapse that hunt great white sharks off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa. They’re the OGs
It is not wrong exactly, but as far as we know it is one family group doing it so far, with the mother first being documented doing it a while back and making the headlines. Used her own baby as bait too. Talk about tough teaching methods.
@@speurtighearnamacterik8230reminds me of the orcas who wore salmons on their head as a fashion statement and other orcas who saw that started wearing them too. Fucking madlads
What’s wild is when you see a seal killing a shark, they really are just sea dogs they way they can tear up not tiny fish and such. It’s really a circle out there.
As of yet it seems to be a relatively rare phenomenon practiced by particular populations, definitely an interesting dynamic these species have. You can find footage presented by BBC Earth’s channel of such an occasion. On the side, I don’t believe great whites experience much “gang attacks” by dolphins. Speaking on behalf of bottlenoses, that is.
On one of the newer David Attenborough documentaries, they have footage of fur seals mobbing a great white. It was very cool to watch. You should be able to find it on UA-cam. The clip I mean.
The suspense about who or what the killer was is brilliant. Perfect balance of entertaining and educational! Can’t wait to see what’s next. Definitely subscribed.
really hate he didn’t consider what’s known and has been studied that great whites can and have escaped these group ambushes. they also aren’t that easily snuck up on even by orcas. so as another commenter said orca predation isn’t as common as usually thought.
I didn't know about the liver part. I guessI should look into that. I DID know that Dolphins would often bully sharks, but he glazed over that pretty quickly, so I was confused for the rest of the video. I checked the carcasses, but they also had fins, wo itwasn't humans, eiither. he also glazed ove that with "plot armor" yeah, I didn't know that orcas ate Great white sharks
@@bradpotts1747 No, sometimes Killer whales have been observed ripping out the livers of sharks for some reason. I dunno why. Could be that livers have lots of nutrients. Could just be for fun. Dolphins and orcas are pretty infamous how brutal they can be with prey.
People fear shark because sharks eat human (rarely). But we don't fear dolphins nor orcas because despite their incredible kill-counts, they almost never attack human. To be honest, sharks should fear us cuz we kill like 5 sharks per minute? Lol
it is funny because great white sharks do have more complex feelings than the average shark. They even know how to hide frustration when they meet a competitor. Opening your mough against someone larger than you would be considered a middle finger in shark language, so when a bigger shark steals from the smaller shark the smaller shark often waits til the bigger shark is no longer watching and opens it's mouth towards the stealer. Bigger sharks can open their mouth to smaller sharks to see because they are not a threat.
I love learning about the behavior of these animals. They say that when two great whites are swimming, if one is above the other, that is considered an expression of dominance. The shark below may attack the one above to challenge him.
@@thoth8784 yes lol, I've seen a video of a huge female swimming upwards and attacking a male, we didn't see the female 's attitude but it surely showed the "pectoral fin depression" (what I call shark shrug)
@@Chickenstrip0_0 great whites aren't embryophagic, there is a single egg cell that gets fertilized and the female releases many other sterile eggs for the great white fetus to eat.
There are surprisingly few cases of orcas eating great white sharks given how often orca predation is observed. It does happen, but frankly nowhere near as often as usually thought nowadays.
Sea mammals: we going to the sea. Fish, reptiles, bugs, etc: ha, the rats are trying the sea. Like you going to be the apex- *Evolves into whales, dolphins Pinnipeds, and other that dominate the ecosystem both big and small* Well
I absolutely yelled, “yes!” When I saw this video was up. I so look forward to your videos. My son loves them too. I know you do so much to make these videos, so thank you.
Honestly one of the best episodes. The continual (and known) buildup of the "killer" (which was obviously orcas as they were eating out the liver) was super suspenseful.
@@danny2wak ??? a pair of male orcas off the coast of South Africa are known to go after and kill sharks to specifically eat the liver. A shark's liver is very nutrient dense and one of their largest organs, being about 1/3 of a shark's weight.
@@Krona-fb4dn it's not about nutrition, as they could eat the whole thing. But I guess being at the very top of the food chain can afford you being picky. I mean, look at us.
You and Tierzoo just make learning about animals so fun its amazing! Love the editing style and humor while keeping the video in a sleep lullaby volume. Been binging all your videos since you started and it has been one of my favorite short form edu/fun channels ok this plattform.
@@Jamestolandbtw there is a channel called Mike the animal who just started blatantly copying your work for a month now. Hes not gaining that much traction but hes just lazy stealing your exact format, may be in your interest to have a little chat with that guy.
It's really cool how the great white shark is one of the most famous and biggest animals alive, yet its still mysterious as to where they're born. It really goes to show how vast this planet is.
yea also putting cameras at 500 metres deep is kinda hard. we actually don't know much about many ocean animals. with fish in a lake they can't go to many places, but in the ocean it's a different story
@@Ankylosaurus_mangiventris I mean, gators and sharks are pretty dangerous as well. I don’t see a reason to believe the mammals are more dangerous other then forcing some stupid “mammal superiority” narrative. Why does “large wild predator deadliness” have to be competitive? I’d like to think most people are aware of the dangers of a hippopotamus too. I don’t think it’s really that much of a secret. And most people acknowledge orcas are predators, just not so dangerous to humans (and they aren’t). So what exactly are you blabbing out? It doesn’t help both crocodilians and predatory sharks are found nearly all over the globe in a variety of aquatic environments. They are much more relevant threats than hippos for most people.
I mean, gators and sharks are pretty dangerous as well. I don’t see a reason to believe the mammals are more dangerous other then forcing some stupid “mammal superiority” narrative. Why does “large wild predator deadliness” have to be competitive? I’d like to think most people are aware of the dangers of a hippopotamus too. I don’t think it’s really that much of a secret. And most people acknowledge orcas are predators, just not so dangerous to humans (and they aren’t). So what exactly are you blabbing out? It doesn’t help both crocodilians and predatory sharks are found nearly all over the globe in a variety of aquatic environments. They are much more relevant threats than hippos for most people.
I came from a fan account on tik tok that posted ur vid and credited u and I subscribed so fast omg. Highly recommend posting ur vids on tik tok too if u don’t already. Love your vids and I will now be binging all of them ❤
@lily_littleangel "Dolphins! Yeah, they think they're sooo cute! Hey, look at me. I'm a flippin little dolphin! Let me flip for 'ya! Ain't I somethin'!"
to be fair that only happens to smaller great whites. Old Adults that come close to their maximum size are normally left alone due to the risk of injury during the hunt.
This seems like the perfect cartoon pilot setup for either an early 2000's pbskids cartoon or a late 2000's cartoonswim cartoon, and there's no inbetween. The simplicity but clever writing in the script is something to be admired.
“You’re fed up with dealing with seals for now, so you look at your training for something else: California sea lions.” *Which are in the same family (Otariidae) as those fur seals*
Orcas are twice the size of a fully grown great white shark, all they gotta do is flip the shark and it enters tonic immoblity, the shark stands no chance
@@kerkertrandov459 Not really twice the size, more like a third larger. Fully grown great whites grows to around 6 meters long and fully grown Orcas typically grow around 8-9 meters long.
@@julianfalken8861 go to wikipedia, great white sharks typical size is 3.4 - 4 meters for male and 4.6 - 4.9 meters for female, 520 - 790 kg for males and 680 - 1110 kg for females. Orcas typical size 6-8 meters for male and 5-7 for female, 3628 - 5443 kg for males, 2267 - 3628 kg for females. Max size for each - great white shark 5.83m 2000kg, orca 9.75m 10000kg. Looking at both length of body and weight, orcas especially males are nearly 2x the length, while weight is anywhere from 3x to 8x depending on which genders u're comparing, as orcas have bigger males while gws have bigger females. So yeah 2x the size is fair if u take into account weight as well. Even without tonic immobility orcas would have no trouble beating up a great white shark most likely. They hunt in groups just like lions, but even in 1v1 the weight difference is just massive, there's a reason there's weight classes in sports.
@@julianfalken8861 make that close to 7 meters for the great white as 6 meters was merely the largest caught specimen but there were many sightings of them growing even larger. But well... after Jaws happened... let's say that the average size for all sharks dropped. They take a long time to grow. Orca's sure don't help with their current population. It's a good thing that Orca's at least leave the "fully" grown great whites alone since they are still dangerous to tussle with.
If I remember corectly Great Whites are known to leave the area if they notice that there are orcas there. I belive that not that long ago the Great Whites left the waters around South Africa and they can stay away for up to a year. Again not 100% as I am no marine biologist
I just picked up on the detail of how scientist noticed that whenever sharks are killed, it release a certain chemical that sometimes causes other sharks to get away from that area
Excellent presentation for my first watch of your channel. Great dry humour in the commentary and I enjoyed your tone of voice along with the art style, very much. Looking forward to looking through your videos, so I am liked and subscribed. Thanks mate!
I fell asleep to this playlist /pos. Your voice is so calming! Thanks for helping me sleep :) (when it isn't late at night, I like listening to your videos and watching them, no sleeping. They are very interesting and have lots of fun facts in them)
Another banger of an episode! I love that you depicted the salmon as ready-to-cook fillets! Also, ruining the seal watching tourist's day was hilarious! Great payoff with the orcas of course!
Love to see this channel growing and improving. This series is excellent. You and The Octopus Lady are my favorite biology channels of similar size and focus. Her content is more, er, rigorous while her personality is fun and entertaining - and you both have some great writing. I'd be so happy to see more collaborative efforts between artists and communicators who complement each other as well as you two would, hint hint
Fun fact: when great white sharks hear orcas they will sometimes swim hundreds or even thousands of miles just to get the hell away from that. Humans in our human fashion actually use this as a deterent, playing orca sounds underwater in places with higher risk of shark attack to keep them at a safe distance.
The penguin chick with a "welcome home mummy" sign is the most heartbreaking thing I have ever seen. No timestamp because I do not want the people who missed it to find it :(
My family went on a cage diving tour to seal island during shark week in 2014, got to see a 26ft great white get some good strikes, got to cage dive where the same 26fter swam right by us, then almost drowned because I was 10 and got put in a cage with 3 adults. Some of the coolest memories I have from living in Africa (I didn’t live in South Africa, I lived in Malawi while my dad helped open a clinic and it was boring as hell). First time I saw a Lamborghini in person too. Oh, and like an hour after we left the island a massive 40ft shark showed up.
I'd love to see a "Your Life as an Orca" video to go along with this one! Especially considering how, mostly recently, we've been viewing orcas as crueler due to their unusual forms of play (slapping seals several feet in the air with their tail for example). Love these videos and I do believe I've binged every single one of them in the short time I've known your channel. Very informative and incredibly fun and easy to follow "storylines" and designs for each animal! :]
Once in a while a channel comes along where I dont even wait for 10 sec to pass while watching the very first video - i immediately sub. This is what I have done for this channel. 14 minutes and I'm now upto speed on the basics of the great white shark and what the orcas favorite food is! Great work and excellent funny artwork. A nice break from the hyper real sterile CGI seen elsewhere.
@@cds3703 I think the difference is that they kinda have that know-how from birth, as opposed to needing to be taught. Sure, they practice, but momma shark isn't exactly showing them.
They do learn from observing other bigger, older and more experienced great whites. In South Africa when hunting seals, younger sharks and juveniles in general have a much lower success rate compared to the more experienced whites.
“You’re as close to terrified as your brain lets you be, so, mildly concerned” great line lol
@@andapandacongufanda fun fact: great white sharks die if they're scared or sad. There are cases of adult great whites put in zoos where they got so stressed and afraid of everything that they passed away in less than a day of captivity. And the baby sharks get stressed when they can't swim away and hide deep down when they see something they believe it's a threat.
They don’t die from stress….. they die because there are no natural currents in zoos…. They asphyxiate
@@kingghidorah8106good
@kingghidorah8106 which is one of the many reasons as to why they are a nightmare to try and keep in captivity. Same with sloths.
@@kingghidorah8106 I didn't realize there was a neurological/psychological aspect, that makes it much more sad... I thought it was simply a matter of them being conditioned from millions of years to travel thousands of miles of open ocean, so the concept of being caged in glass is so alien to them that they keep hitting the walls of their enclosure until they kill themselves. Either way, it's terrible, and I'm glad it has been banned.
Don't get me wrong, I'm still terrified of sharks, however irrational that may be, but I still think they're beautiful and should be given dignity and respect.
I love how some of these animal visuals aren't illustrated, presumably because they're just hard to draw.
"Every day is holiday when you love your job"
Oh boy, here i go killing again!
The look the on the sharks face when he says that 😂
Nice Rick N Morty ref
W Rick and Morty reference
-Krombopulus Michael
this would actually be fun as a Edson with ADHD and Anger Issues.
I am very much amused at the idea of the shark jumping clear over North America like an Intercontinental Ballistic Marine Animal.
Sharknado migration.
The whole time I was thinking "when is he gonna mention orcas"
Me too!
Same
If you notice in the beginning, all the dead sharks had their livers taken out. Offshore orcas are known to pinpoint and extract the livers of great whites. I saw an orca coming from a mile away haha
@@lucasstudios1464 Exactly!
Shoutout to Port and Starboard, wild male orcas with dorsal fin collapse that hunt great white sharks off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa. They’re the OGs
I thought the “Killer” was him in a frenzy forgetting his killing spree lmao
you watched too many mind fuck movies :-P
Love the detail on how ocras will eat just the liver hinting that the killer was an orca from the beginning
It is not wrong exactly, but as far as we know it is one family group doing it so far, with the mother first being documented doing it a while back and making the headlines. Used her own baby as bait too. Talk about tough teaching methods.
@@speurtighearnamacterik8230 Woah
That and orcas being literally the only potential candidate
@@speurtighearnamacterik8230reminds me of the orcas who wore salmons on their head as a fashion statement and other orcas who saw that started wearing them too. Fucking madlads
Hmmmmm
14:46 I WAS WAITING FOR THE ORCAS TO BE MENTIONED, GRAHHH
I knew dolphins would gang up on sharks but I didn't think seals did too. I actually learned something!
What’s wild is when you see a seal killing a shark, they really are just sea dogs they way they can tear up not tiny fish and such. It’s really a circle out there.
Yeah seals do go after blue sharks irc
dolphins can also get "high" like humans can, they pass around a puffer fish and the "toxins" from it, get the dolphins HIGH.
p.s
As of yet it seems to be a relatively rare phenomenon practiced by particular populations, definitely an interesting dynamic these species have.
You can find footage presented by BBC Earth’s channel of such an occasion.
On the side, I don’t believe great whites experience much “gang attacks” by dolphins. Speaking on behalf of bottlenoses, that is.
On one of the newer David Attenborough documentaries, they have footage of fur seals mobbing a great white. It was very cool to watch. You should be able to find it on UA-cam. The clip I mean.
The suspense about who or what the killer was is brilliant. Perfect balance of entertaining and educational! Can’t wait to see what’s next. Definitely subscribed.
"The Real Jaws" would make a crazy shirt 😂
It is the truth that Orca's bites make even Great White's look like pussies.
I sense a merch opportunity!
the penguin to this day is still wondering when his mom is coming back with da fish
For your wife
really hate he didn’t consider what’s known and has been studied that great whites can and have escaped these group ambushes. they also aren’t that easily snuck up on even by orcas. so as another commenter said orca predation isn’t as common as usually thought.
i got more emotionally attached to that shark than to anyone in "the acolyte".
Lmao same
What do you think about Kamala Harris?
Same
Haha! You watched that abortion?
hater or not, how pathetic do u have to be to still be talking about that shitshow?
I knew the “killer” was orcas and I kept waiting for the payoff
Not disappointed
The ripped out liver definitely clinched it even before he showed the orca doing it…
I didn't know about the liver part. I guessI should look into that.
I DID know that Dolphins would often bully sharks, but he glazed over that pretty quickly, so I was confused for the rest of the video.
I checked the carcasses, but they also had fins, wo itwasn't humans, eiither. he also glazed ove that with "plot armor"
yeah, I didn't know that orcas ate Great white sharks
Same
@@mr.eldritch1589 why liver?
cause serial killer silence of the lambs?
@@bradpotts1747 No, sometimes Killer whales have been observed ripping out the
livers of sharks for some reason. I dunno why.
Could be that livers have lots of nutrients. Could just be for fun. Dolphins and orcas are pretty infamous how brutal they can be with prey.
I know this is unrelated, but people should be fearing DOLPHINS, because sharks are pretty chill.
People fear shark because sharks eat human (rarely). But we don't fear dolphins nor orcas because despite their incredible kill-counts, they almost never attack human.
To be honest, sharks should fear us cuz we kill like 5 sharks per minute? Lol
@@khangnguyenthaiduy9129 dolphins have been noted to be sexually aggressive towards humans on many occasions.
You forgot about oceanic whitetip sharks
@@the-letter_s We got Diddler dolphins before GTA6
@@DonFelixGallardo lmao
it is funny because great white sharks do have more complex feelings than the average shark. They even know how to hide frustration when they meet a competitor. Opening your mough against someone larger than you would be considered a middle finger in shark language, so when a bigger shark steals from the smaller shark the smaller shark often waits til the bigger shark is no longer watching and opens it's mouth towards the stealer. Bigger sharks can open their mouth to smaller sharks to see because they are not a threat.
I love learning about the behavior of these animals. They say that when two great whites are swimming, if one is above the other, that is considered an expression of dominance. The shark below may attack the one above to challenge him.
@@thoth8784 yes lol, I've seen a video of a huge female swimming upwards and attacking a male, we didn't see the female 's attitude but it surely showed the "pectoral fin depression" (what I call shark shrug)
I cant believe the guy really forgot the colloseum style war inside the womb of a shark
@@Chickenstrip0_0 great whites aren't embryophagic, there is a single egg cell that gets fertilized and the female releases many other sterile eggs for the great white fetus to eat.
@@Chickenstrip0_0 yes, but the white sharks only fertilize a single egg, it then eats the sterile eggs as it grows.
Now we need the Orca episode
I was just waiting for the orca to show up and eat them or something😅
same
Same
I knew when he mentioned the killer on the loose I knew it was gonna be an orca…that or humans…
You Silly Billy.
There are surprisingly few cases of orcas eating great white sharks given how often orca predation is observed. It does happen, but frankly nowhere near as often as usually thought nowadays.
Teasing the orca reveal at the end was very clever and satisfying at the end.
The Orcas were the true final boss.
And was their from the beginning all along
Sea mammals: we going to the sea.
Fish, reptiles, bugs, etc: ha, the rats are trying the sea. Like you going to be the apex-
*Evolves into whales, dolphins Pinnipeds, and other that dominate the ecosystem both big and small*
Well
Opps from birth to death
Chadgoro…I see you in some places…
OMG STOOOOP COMMENTIIIIIIIIIIIIIING
I absolutely yelled, “yes!” When I saw this video was up. I so look forward to your videos. My son loves them too. I know you do so much to make these videos, so thank you.
Honestly one of the best episodes.
The continual (and known) buildup of the "killer" (which was obviously orcas as they were eating out the liver) was super suspenseful.
what does the liver have to do with anything
@@danny2wak ???
a pair of male orcas off the coast of South Africa are known to go after and kill sharks to specifically eat the liver.
A shark's liver is very nutrient dense and one of their largest organs, being about 1/3 of a shark's weight.
@@danny2wakorca’s kill sharks just for their livers, that’s why the bodies in the video weren’t eaten, they just were opened (to get to the liver)
Oh interesting i didnt know they kill the sharks just for the liver
@@Krona-fb4dn it's not about nutrition, as they could eat the whole thing. But I guess being at the very top of the food chain can afford you being picky. I mean, look at us.
You and Tierzoo just make learning about animals so fun its amazing! Love the editing style and humor while keeping the video in a sleep lullaby volume. Been binging all your videos since you started and it has been one of my favorite short form edu/fun channels ok this plattform.
Thank you! Glad to hear you’re liking the vids so much!
@@Jamestolandbtw there is a channel called Mike the animal who just started blatantly copying your work for a month now. Hes not gaining that much traction but hes just lazy stealing your exact format, may be in your interest to have a little chat with that guy.
It's really cool how the great white shark is one of the most famous and biggest animals alive, yet its still mysterious as to where they're born. It really goes to show how vast this planet is.
yea also putting cameras at 500 metres deep is kinda hard. we actually don't know much about many ocean animals.
with fish in a lake they can't go to many places, but in the ocean it's a different story
there is some evidence great whites give birth off the coast of California. A great White may have been recorded giving birth by the malibu artists
You don't know where they're born? Obviously the ocean genius
@@gerardford9706😂😂😂
@@gerardford9706 good point, we know they don't go on Land like turtles ⁉️
Your voice fits perfectly to your humor making this video an absolute banger.
Sharks really be living on Hard Mode, and we think they’re the villains
Whatever doesn’t kill you makes you stronger
Yeah, gators and sharks get such a shitty rap. They are not even half bad compared to the likes of killer mammals like Hippos and Orcas.
Gatoes are rpetty agressive, sharks less so @@Ankylosaurus_mangiventris
@@Ankylosaurus_mangiventris I mean, gators and sharks are pretty dangerous as well.
I don’t see a reason to believe the mammals are more dangerous other then forcing some stupid “mammal superiority” narrative. Why does “large wild predator deadliness” have to be competitive?
I’d like to think most people are aware of the dangers of a hippopotamus too. I don’t think it’s really that much of a secret. And most people acknowledge orcas are predators, just not so dangerous to humans (and they aren’t). So what exactly are you blabbing out?
It doesn’t help both crocodilians and predatory sharks are found nearly all over the globe in a variety of aquatic environments. They are much more relevant threats than hippos for most people.
I mean, gators and sharks are pretty dangerous as well.
I don’t see a reason to believe the mammals are more dangerous other then forcing some stupid “mammal superiority” narrative. Why does “large wild predator deadliness” have to be competitive?
I’d like to think most people are aware of the dangers of a hippopotamus too. I don’t think it’s really that much of a secret. And most people acknowledge orcas are predators, just not so dangerous to humans (and they aren’t). So what exactly are you blabbing out?
It doesn’t help both crocodilians and predatory sharks are found nearly all over the globe in a variety of aquatic environments. They are much more relevant threats than hippos for most people.
I came from a fan account on tik tok that posted ur vid and credited u and I subscribed so fast omg. Highly recommend posting ur vids on tik tok too if u don’t already. Love your vids and I will now be binging all of them ❤
“People smiling makes you sick”... in reference to dolphins.
😂🤣😅😅😂🤣😂
Most relatable line I've ever heard on a UA-cam vid
"Fish are friends. Not food."
"Except stinkin dolphins!"
@@LateBloomerMedia Well dolphins aren't fish so of course they aren't friends.
@lily_littleangel "Dolphins! Yeah, they think they're sooo cute! Hey, look at me. I'm a flippin little dolphin! Let me flip for 'ya! Ain't I somethin'!"
@@lily_littleangel well, if you're talking evolutionarily then they actually are
12:00 we’re a GIRL 😭🥺
Well yeah, some people (and sharks!) are girls. No reason to cry. Are you like... 5 years old?
LOL
😭😭😭
I thought we were a dude this entire time 😭😭😭
@@baguettegott3409dude it’s just a joke
What a happy pod. 14:47
Orcas happened.
The real Apex predators of the oceans
And specifically targeted the liver
to be fair that only happens to smaller great whites. Old Adults that come close to their maximum size are normally left alone due to the risk of injury during the hunt.
6:45 Okay Thanos , calm down lol 😂
I patiently waited for the dead sharks to be an Orca liver twist this entire episode. Keep up the good work :D
I was so exited after finishing the reproductive section because I just KNEW the sharks days were numbered 😂
I just wanna let you know I binge watched all ur vids in 1 sitting haha. Keep up the good work bro!
This held my tiktok-ruined, adhd addled attentuon span to the end. Amazing storytelling and script, 10/10
Thank you haha!
With a bit more production budget this could easily be a National Geographic documentary
@@Jamestolandthank you for the amazing video james :3
It was the Orca all along!!! I knew it! Also, everything on land and sea exists because the Orca allows it to be this way…
This seems like the perfect cartoon pilot setup for either an early 2000's pbskids cartoon or a late 2000's cartoonswim cartoon, and there's no inbetween.
The simplicity but clever writing in the script is something to be admired.
I love the plot. You managed to keep this incredibly scientifically accurate and entertaining at. The same time.
This is the kind of content the internet needs. Keep up the good work!
“You’re fed up with dealing with seals for now, so you look at your training for something else: California sea lions.” *Which are in the same family (Otariidae) as those fur seals*
I really appreciated the false lead ups to which shadow was a human and to when the orca finally arrived
1:56 we all know this had to happen more than once in history
Brutal 😂
Orcas upon seeing a 20 foot tube of watery death " Mmm free liver"
Orcas are twice the size of a fully grown great white shark, all they gotta do is flip the shark and it enters tonic immoblity, the shark stands no chance
@@kerkertrandov459 Not really twice the size, more like a third larger. Fully grown great whites grows to around 6 meters long and fully grown Orcas typically grow around 8-9 meters long.
@@julianfalken8861 go to wikipedia, great white sharks typical size is 3.4 - 4 meters for male and 4.6 - 4.9 meters for female, 520 - 790 kg for males and 680 - 1110 kg for females. Orcas typical size 6-8 meters for male and 5-7 for female, 3628 - 5443 kg for males, 2267 - 3628 kg for females. Max size for each - great white shark 5.83m 2000kg, orca 9.75m 10000kg. Looking at both length of body and weight, orcas especially males are nearly 2x the length, while weight is anywhere from 3x to 8x depending on which genders u're comparing, as orcas have bigger males while gws have bigger females. So yeah 2x the size is fair if u take into account weight as well. Even without tonic immobility orcas would have no trouble beating up a great white shark most likely. They hunt in groups just like lions, but even in 1v1 the weight difference is just massive, there's a reason there's weight classes in sports.
@@julianfalken8861 make that close to 7 meters for the great white as 6 meters was merely the largest caught specimen but there were many sightings of them growing even larger. But well... after Jaws happened... let's say that the average size for all sharks dropped. They take a long time to grow. Orca's sure don't help with their current population.
It's a good thing that Orca's at least leave the "fully" grown great whites alone since they are still dangerous to tussle with.
This type of documentary videos would help the school system a lot. You re having fun, while you learning, that makes the learning much more easier.🎉
If I remember corectly Great Whites are known to leave the area if they notice that there are orcas there. I belive that not that long ago the Great Whites left the waters around South Africa and they can stay away for up to a year. Again not 100% as I am no marine biologist
Just came across your channel. Bro please don’t stop making these videos they’re actually fire 🔥
I was expecting that ending all along 😂
same
You Silly Billy.
I just picked up on the detail of how scientist noticed that whenever sharks are killed, it release a certain chemical that sometimes causes other sharks to get away from that area
once I saw that you drew the dead sharks with their stomachs open, I know it would be an orca.
I knew the killer was orcas all along ❤😂
The liver ending
Didn’t expect the old school runescape fire strike lmao
The undisputed orca every time. Another amazing video!!
An adult humpback whale would be a secret optional boss that's way harder than the final boss of the main plot. Or maybe a DLC boss.
They can one shot an adult shark with their tail
1:29 the design tho 😂😂
How did I not even notice until I read this???
Excellent presentation for my first watch of your channel. Great dry humour in the commentary and I enjoyed your tone of voice along with the art style, very much. Looking forward to looking through your videos, so I am liked and subscribed. Thanks mate!
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
I knew it was the Orca all along. The final reveal was great.
I fell asleep to this playlist /pos. Your voice is so calming! Thanks for helping me sleep :) (when it isn't late at night, I like listening to your videos and watching them, no sleeping. They are very interesting and have lots of fun facts in them)
Another banger of an episode! I love that you depicted the salmon as ready-to-cook fillets! Also, ruining the seal watching tourist's day was hilarious! Great payoff with the orcas of course!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Please can I request a 'how to komodo dragon".
I'd like that.
The setup for the orcas was very tense.
I’ve been binge watching all of these 😂 you do a damn great job at making these informative but also very funny/fun to watch!
"At least the oart of your brain for feelings isn't really developed"
lololol
Finally UA-cam recommends something interesting
Love to see this channel growing and improving. This series is excellent.
You and The Octopus Lady are my favorite biology channels of similar size and focus. Her content is more, er, rigorous while her personality is fun and entertaining - and you both have some great writing. I'd be so happy to see more collaborative efforts between artists and communicators who complement each other as well as you two would, hint hint
This feels like an old Flash game
Calling it: Orcas
Edit: Holy Ravioli I was right
same
You were correct
Why do you need start with "edit" when you edit your comment?! Its needlesly
@@Morrison-saber-tooth Just a habit of mine
Same lol
Fun fact: when great white sharks hear orcas they will sometimes swim hundreds or even thousands of miles just to get the hell away from that. Humans in our human fashion actually use this as a deterent, playing orca sounds underwater in places with higher risk of shark attack to keep them at a safe distance.
Great Whites: “I have no fear.”
Orcas: (exist)
Great Whites: “I have one fear.”
@@rl9217 Mild concern you mean.
A pretty reasonable fear at that
This is unironically one of the most effective and accessible examples of science communication I have ever seen.
The penguin chick with a "welcome home mummy" sign is the most heartbreaking thing I have ever seen.
No timestamp because I do not want the people who missed it to find it :(
14:18
2:30 why did I think that was his eyes😭
Why do you always have to ask the dumbest questions
Is this shark with stick-like legs a depiction of a newly discovered great white subspecies?? Another great "Your Life As..." episode!
Cograts on 100k bro😊 keep the great work🎉🎉🎉
One of my favorite channels rn
I enjoyed the seal protest and disapproval from the shark's presentation XD
So I guess the next one will be how to orca??? 😂
I mean they have a pretty chill life when they're not captured by SeaWorld or other giant aquariums
YOUR LIFE AS A LION PLS❤
The storytelling in this was so insanely good oh my god
Thank you!
My family went on a cage diving tour to seal island during shark week in 2014, got to see a 26ft great white get some good strikes, got to cage dive where the same 26fter swam right by us, then almost drowned because I was 10 and got put in a cage with 3 adults.
Some of the coolest memories I have from living in Africa (I didn’t live in South Africa, I lived in Malawi while my dad helped open a clinic and it was boring as hell). First time I saw a Lamborghini in person too.
Oh, and like an hour after we left the island a massive 40ft shark showed up.
The ending was 10/10
I'd love to see a "Your Life as an Orca" video to go along with this one! Especially considering how, mostly recently, we've been viewing orcas as crueler due to their unusual forms of play (slapping seals several feet in the air with their tail for example). Love these videos and I do believe I've binged every single one of them in the short time I've known your channel. Very informative and incredibly fun and easy to follow "storylines" and designs for each animal! :]
Danm that ending. I kept waiting for the killer to be shown as orcas all video long, but danm that ending deliverd in spades. Amazing content!
Once in a while a channel comes along where I dont even wait for 10 sec to pass while watching the very first video - i immediately sub. This is what I have done for this channel. 14 minutes and I'm now upto speed on the basics of the great white shark and what the orcas favorite food is! Great work and excellent funny artwork. A nice break from the hyper real sterile CGI seen elsewhere.
My top 3 favorite wildlife channels.
Casual geographic
James toland and that girl with the nose ring
Same
who is the girl with the nose ring
@@Spikklubba lindsay nikole
This video is pure gold! 💛 Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Can't wait for your next one!
Would "Humans" be the last Mammals in this type of series? 😂
Who knows 🤷♂️
Need more of these your life as videos. Saw them in tiktok came here and watched literally everyone.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 honestly didn't think about Orcas as the ones killing all the sharks, surprised TF out of me in the end
I thought it'd be humans
@@frogglen6350 saaaaaame 🤣🤣🤣
There’s a dude on tiktok who made a fan page for your channel been posting your vids there that’s why I came here and subscribed.
Crazy life style. Sharks are literally born to instinctively kill asap to survive, unlike cute polar bear cubs that have to learn over time.
Tf, sharks learn how to hunt too. Young white sharks are known to select certain places to practice hunting.
@@cds3703 I think the difference is that they kinda have that know-how from birth, as opposed to needing to be taught. Sure, they practice, but momma shark isn't exactly showing them.
They do learn from observing other bigger, older and more experienced great whites. In South Africa when hunting seals, younger sharks and juveniles in general have a much lower success rate compared to the more experienced whites.
Your life as a gorilla would be amazing. I wouldn’t say there under appreciated but gorillas are just awesome
I knew the Orca plot twist was coming. It was only a matter of WHEN the other shoe would drop
Please make an episode about the orcas. I absolutely loved this style of video and learned so much while having a good laugh ❤
0:36 ummm..
What?
Yikes
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mum?
And?
Please do one about weasels 🥺 they’re so interesting. (I mean any mustelids really)
Do your life as a elephant seal next
Or do your life as a gaur aka the indian bison
showing this to my friend who sucks at hungry shark evolution
5:38 don’t worry guys, the human is just release excess salt from its tearducts 😊
2:24 “ray gun” lol
For real 💀
As a shark, you always have to worry about humans trying to kill you. They think you are a monster despite you doing literally nothing.
No
@@alexmason3190 Tell that to the always decreasing Shark population.
@@Spartan_803 It's the difference between killing because your monster and killing for food
“The balance rock in your ear is having a meltdown”
Could I get an explanation on that one?