Battle Between Two Bull Elephant Seals | 4K UHD | Seven Worlds One Planet | BBC Earth
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2023
- For over two months, this bull elephant seal has held his territory on one of the most crowded beaches in the world. To retain his ground, he'll have to fight off any intruders who come his way.
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Crazy to think that this is the world we live in, absolutely fascinating to see these animals. Once you start paying attention, you'll see that we don't need an alien world, we have enough "aliens" here to explore. We just take it all for granted.
We must make a difference
Beautiful comment
Were All Aliens Bro
I couldn't agree more. Also, these amazing creatures need to be preserved and prototected lest they be lost forever.
It's not about ''needing'' an alien world to exist, its about looking for evidence of there being one. Exploring science with the intention of ''needs being met alone'' takes the fun out of it. Science should be explored for all it's wonder and what all it has in store for itself. Not to draw rash conclusions based on anyone's needs for anything being impossible. Science should be a thing of awe mystery and wonder. Science without religion is lame and religion without science is Blind!!!! Blessed by natural law are all they who study science in it's purity with unconditional love.
the cinematography here should not go understated, feels like I'm watching a blockbuster film except it's all real. Whoever took these shots, be proud. You're a master at your craft.
Almost more like a Pixar film, or maybe cgi like avatar
the close up shots of their claws and teeth were amazing
This never gets old. I find them not just utterly fascinating but their grotesqueness to be comical.
0:46 after too much spicy nachos
Magnificent creatures!!! I hope they are still around in another century
humanmade climate change says no.
It took me a second to realize the people crowding the beach were actually penguins 💀
That bull even though losing 10kg everyday was still bigger and stronger. Incredible.
"You thought you'd stick your nose into my business? I think not!!!"
filming is insane. amazing
Because of Neil, I found out about these adorable creatures, and I cannot get enough of them
So much of nature is about survival and replication; the preserving and passing on of one’s genes.
Thank goodness humans have a choice to do more.
Aye animals are impossibly simple in ways that humans will never understand. Eat/Hunt, Sleep, maybe a fight or too, mate and repeat. I wish human life was that simple
This just sounds like the most horrific toilet sounds. I'm actually worried about playing this without headphones, lol.
1:07 when you step on that sharp lego piece
You make fart sounds? Weirdo
Lol listen to the video only and you'll think someone is blowing up a toilet
Audio.
Antarctica 🇦🇶
Yes
When I lived in Vancouver we would see these on occasion.
Thats amazing.
@@needsbeer the pups are cute water puppies🥺
@@Littlekoji-df1cf
Yes they are. Just don't get to close because they can surprisingly move fast and they are mean like my ex Sydney
Meanwhile the penguins are betting on the games.
10 fish on the challenger
Amazing moving camera angles. I've seen wild elephant seals, but they're always a disappointment compared to the closeup angles that we see on BBC Earth.
The music at the end was so captivating. It reminded me of Interstellar.
When I was a kid I saw an Elephant Seal Bull at the St.Louis Zoo. I had never even heard of one this being over 60 years ago. I thought it was a statue sticking up out of the water. It grunted loudly sunk beneath the surface and scared the hell out of me. If you ever get the chance to visit the St. Louis Zoo make sure you do .
One of the best Zoo’s in the world….And it’s FREE!!!
Really when did the st louis zoo have elephant seals I've been going there my whole life and I don't recall seeing them there
@@stevenelbert8989Really , it was a long time ago but I know what I saw.
I was 9 or 10 which means around 1960. On another trip I saw Marlin Perkins drive by in a golf cart. It is one of my favorite Zoos with an incredible Lion and Gorilla exhibits.Later in he 70's when I was in the Navy I worked across the street and I lived around the corner from the San Diego zoo in Balboa Park.Both very nice Zoos.
@@stevenelbert8989 In zoos, these wild animals are everywhere, but they are trained not to harm humans.
@@mesaeddie it was in the 1960 oh okay I was born in 1999 that explains it
This is life.
"David Attenborough narrating over constant farting"
Damn I love that outro it never gets old.
The subtitles don't match what Sir David Attenborough says.
0:15 David Attenborough says: 'This bull elephant seal holds the mating rights to 60 females'.
What's actually written: 'This bull elephant C o Sumatra, March, June 60 females'.
No I’m pretty sure those subtitles are accurate
Fascinating as usual,, well done
The suren beauty of mother nature on full display here.
Mamma mia😵
Ah yes, the source for BBC Earth's end cards. 😊
I'd still like to know what the music is for these end cards. I can't seem to find it.
Excelente a minúcia do camara man...Uma batalha de gigantes!! O dominante e o dominado ...a dualidade também se assiste no mundo destes animais!!Ganha a lei do mais forte?! ou do experiente?!...
Wonderful place
dam so this what be goin on down there
One of the more underwhelming of the BBC Earth videos. Most are truly great.
King Penguin Bird Paradise
A Mãe natureza é maravilhosa
Deus é Maravilhoso
Отличный бой👍
Sounds like me after eating taco bell at 1:27 - 1:37
Sounds like my cousin and me when we have a fart contest
2:25 Victory Laugh
I witnessed these battles in California. Impressive to see, but I can't forget the smell like rotten liver coming from the animals.
must be such an experience! :'D
Father and grandfather after couple of beers
Was amazing to watch 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Looks like my family fighting over the last turkey leg at Thanksgiving
Face only a mother could love.
Sorry, dad just got back from a colonoscopy 😂😂😂
Finally the story behind that beautiful outro
They may have thick skin, but look at those hideous wounds! Some very fresh! No easy life.
St Andrew's Beach. By the way, I have difficulty communicating because I had a stroke in Broca’s area, the part of the brain that controls speech. 2/8/2021 but I lived again. (My wife helped me compose this.)
Like him that.😊
This reminds me of the sauropod fight in prehistoric planet.
They drew inspiration from this to write that scene
@@wolfman2.055 I can see that😄
Basically my family reunions 😅
Imagine the very early early humans first seeing something like that coming their way 😱
Would've shat themselves XD.
@@jahrusalem3658 i think we all would shit ourselves
@@jahrusalem3658 They wiped out the mammoths though 🤣
@@MrOiram46 Yeah, doesn't mean they can't be intimidated by a several-ton animal.
@@MrOiram46 No we didn't. We sped it up their extinction but we didn't make them extinct .
This is so dramatic. But I can relate to this. It is pretty much like to battle between me, my sister(middle child), and my brother(the youngest)
Fighting over the remote or to bake with our nana
2:00 Wow.😂
Slow motion fight scene
Oh wow, they are really aggressive 🤐🙁🤯
Can't let others take the booty😏
ナレーションが好き❣️激しいバトルであまり傷つかないといいけど😱平和でありますよう様に💓
戦争で誰かが傷つき、
only male beings do wars, the inferior Ys
4 tons, holy shit that's a big boy.
They are funny the way they let the penguins run
I would love to see someone ride one of those male elephant seals.
I've never seen that animal before
0:45 lol
Reminds me of Happy Feet 2.
Unspoiled wilderness and no human inhabide places where wildlife is untameable is another reason I will live off grid and where I'll be.
“Get!”
Southern Elephant Seal Classification:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Subphylum: Vertebrata
Class: Mammalia
Subclass: Placentalia
Magnorder: Boreoeutheria
Superorder: Laurasiatheria
Grandorder: Ferae
Mirorder: Pancarnivora
Order: Carnivora
Suborder: Caniformia
Infraorder: Cynopsia
Parvorder: Pinnipedia
Superfamily: Phocoidea
Family: Cystophoridae
Subfamily: Cystophorinae
Tribe: Miroungini
Genus: Mirounga
Species: M. leonina
This post: too longica
Bros has the biggest harem
Subtitles are wild on this one.💀
Where clodsire
they sound like taco bell restrooms
Masha Allah
Byran: WE ARE OUTSIDE
These seals are SIMPS 😂
Bro won't even share just one of his hundred ladies 🤣😆
💐
Where did the video audio go
King Penguin SeaWorld Abu Dhabi
1:45 haha fart war
Scarier than even two grizzlies fighting.
Terrifying
Part of that looked like a.i.
Being Bull Elephant Seal is a hard life.
best part 1:29
No, best part is just a few seconds earlier, 1:22 with all the penguins screaming "OH LAWD HE COMIN, GET OUT THE WAY!"
What a sounds! Try to listen, but don't watch)))
👋🇧🇷
all i have to say is damn
Holding, number 68, offense. replay first down.
Sheesh that sounds pretty miserable, having to fight constantly and not even getting a chance to eat
PETER V/S CHRIS
Toilet noises intensify
Fun fact I got chased by one in new Zealand
Every video got better with lots or fart noises
🎀дякую🇺🇦
Fabulous content, especially with the amazing Sir David Attenborough's voice.
We're all praying that he finds our Creator soon.
@@lassenker07 no lol
The epic battle of blubber against blubber. The epic battle of the blubber. These spectacular creatures made me smile and laugh. They are cute in their own unique way. But🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 battleling bulge to bulge. Its like who ever gives the biggest bulge punch wins.😂😂🤭🤭 omg he almost squashed the baby!😵💫🥵
Penguin 🐧
After taco bell be like:
he battle between two bull elephant seals is a spectacle of nature that captivates both curiosity and controversy. While some see it as a display of dominance and power, others question the ethics of animals fighting for supremacy.
why would people question the ethics of nature? what would they do about it anyways?
Ethics of animals? Wasn't aware animals or nature had any ethics. They (animals) are guided by instincts not a moral compass as humans.
Ethics of animals fighting? That's just nature. What will they do? Tell the seals to stop fighting?
My guy, that's just what they do. What are you gonna do? Stop the 4 ton seals from fighting?
Something tells me that this is an AI generated response.
Did the elephant seals sing the song that goes like rolin rolin rolin movin movin movin keep those doggies moving road hogs rain and wind and weather helping forever wishing me girl was by me side
Most disgusting animal in the carnivora order lol
I always wondered why elephant seals didn't evolve to have bigger teeth to win these battles. Does anyone know?
There’s probably no need for the teeth to be bigger since they get the job done, as shown here. They’d most likely only develop bigger teeth if they needed to kill their opponent.
@@colinfisher6750 I can't image how having bigger teeth than what they have currently does not give them a huge advantage in these battles. I'm not saying they should have tusks like real elephants, just bigger than what they are now. I can't think of any evolution pressure that keeps them this small.
The teeth don't really come into play during these fights. All males have tons of scars from bites against other males. The REAL
damage they inflict upon another is when they use their weight and mass to slam into their opponent. As the narrator says,
"blubber 15cm thick protects from the cold, but not from the impact of a 4 ton opponent."
Not that the bites don't hurt, but it's the slam that does 90% of the damage.
@@TheRed971 But still 4 tons behind a long tooth should cause more damage than 4 ton behind a small one, right?
@@Fiyaaaahh The design of the animal would change completely by that point. In order to compensate for the longer fangs, the blubber would have to be even thicker, which means the animal is now possibly larger and heavier than it was before. Without that change, longer fangs mean that fights between males would result in more fatalities since the fangs would pierce deeper and cause more potentially fatal injuries.