Robot Frigate Flies Through A Flying Fish Feeding Frenzy!
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- Of all the relationships found in the world’s oceans, few can beat the spinner dolphins. Their astonishing leaps are a signal to other dolphins and they use their clicks & whistles to communicate at close range. In one of the most incredible sights ever seen, groups of spinner dolphins come together to form a megapod numbering thousands. As they set off to hunt, Spy Dolphin & Spy Frigate discover a surprising partnership between tuna and dolphins-one that takes them to a school of flying fish. In incredible scenes, the dolphins drive the flying fish from below, while the tuna pursue them in the air.
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“Spy in the Ocean: Deep Relationships“ premiered November 8, 2023, at 8|7c on PBS and UA-cam.
Clip taken from episode 3 'Deep Relationships' of our series Spy in the Ocean.
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In this episode our Spies reveal the extraordinary relationships that exist among the creatures of the ocean. Sharks have a reputation for being solitary killers, but when Spy Hammerhead joins a huge gathering of hammerhead sharks it discovers they can be surprisingly social. This mechanical marvel, propelled by its undulating tail, discovers why they meet together at a remote island off the coast of Colombia. A place where the laws of the food chain don’t seem to apply. Here they take a break from the rigours of the ocean & are groomed by king angel fish. When Galapagos sharks arrive, they are welcomed by pilot fish who swim close to their jaws, using the shark as their personal bodyguard. The fish may be dicing with death, but in this place of apparent harmony, none are ever eaten. Spy Moray Eel joins the gathering to explore the incredible hunting partnership between leather bass groupers & moray eels. The groupers find where the fish are hiding, while the eels flush them from their coral hideaways.
Elsewhere we discover that dolphins are more sociable than ever imagined and provide more proof of their fun-loving nature. Spy Dolphin & Spy Pelican discover they don’t just play among themselves they also encourage whales to join their games. In incredible scenes they leap playfully together, but in the end a whale is no match for a dolphin. In the Caribbean, Spy Manatee films the uneasy relationship manatees have with remora fish. These hangers on hitch a ride on the manatee’s backs, feeding on parasites as well their poo. The manatees also visit a spa staffed by sergeant major fish. The attention they receive sends them into a state of bliss until rays & sharks appear. These predators can’t resist taking an exploratory nibble from our Spy.
On the pacific coast of North America, Spy Tunacrab arrives just in time to witness another rarely seen spectacle. Tuna crabs, a type of squat lobster, rise to the surface in their millions to feed on the plankton that gather in these nutrient-rich waters.
As storms build in the Caribbean, spiny lobsters prepare to migrate to calmer and warmer waters using an ingenious way of traveling-a lobster conga! Spy Lobster joins a procession of over 50 lobsters as they march in single file to deeper safer waters. There’s safety in numbers and before long they go their own way as some find shelter in a shipwreck.
Finally, our Spies travel to the Galapagos to discover the rich community of sea creatures that live there. Marine iguanas huddle together on the volcanic rocks basking in the morning sun ready to take on the day. Spy Iguana joins them as they leap into the ocean to search for food beneath the waves. Here our Spy also encounters the wondrous mola mola who arrive to be cleaned by angelfish & hogfish before they vanish back into the deep. Our Spy has one last inhabitant to find…a colony of damselfish. They are meticulous gardeners who work together to maintain their lawns of algae which they use to catch the eye of a mate. To succeed they must dispatch any trespassers. The worst of all are sea urchins who can graze their lawns to the ground. To remove them requires skill and cooperation. It makes a fitting end to our Spies’ ocean voyage. One that shows how sealife is interconnected in ways we could hardly imagine, an undersea world built on extraordinary relationships.
Narrated by David Tennant
Music by Will Gregory
Directed by John Downer
#dolphin #tuna #ocean - Розваги
Everything looks so surreal but these are all real live-action animals. Even a 120-minute Hollywood movie rarely brings this amount of emotional arousal.
I cant believe i spent 20 years of my life without ever watching one of these videos, this channel is so fun
First time I see both dolphins and tuna hunting flying fish
Some of the best filming of the wild, ever.
Thank you so much. Much appreciated.
3:10 Minecraft water splash sound
Lol I thought that splash sounded familiar
Dolphins:"What's wrong with you, strange creature that looks like our relatiive?"
The spy is like Skin walker to them 😂
its mesmerising ❤
Your productions and efforts should have netted you one million subscribers long ago, but I'm glad to see you're almost there now. Amazing footage!
It's the art they're creating as they are swimming! Beautiful ❤️ 🐬
3:11 min craft water splash😂
Who is filming the robo-dolphin that is filming the dolphins? ! 😉
Amazing spins by the dolphins, and another great spy, the frigate drone spy!
Wow that shot of all those dolphins swimming underwater doesn't even look real!!!
0:15 360 NO SCOPE!
So beautiful!😍
Awesome, Thanks...
This was intense
Wow! I am just gobsmacked by this! So clever to film in this manner, and so stunning, what you captured. Now I need to see your entire series. Amazing work, amazing imagery. Thank you so much for sharing this! ❤
So beautiful. Your videos always make my day.
Why couldn't it be a few minutes longer? I was just getting into it and it ended so abruptly. :( Oh well, I appreciate just that little bit. Must be days of work for that little bit of video.
Yeah and even though I would be willing to buy it I can't, it's only available in the UK.
CGI nor AI come close to robospy, holy million dollar tuna’s, I hope they are never caught. 💙💙💙
Fascinating to us. A deadly horror film for the flying fish
why do dolphins not eat tunas?
How we can mimic sealife/wildlife to study them, i wonder if thats how aliens mimic humans... to study us
BBC should give you a job
But he's not a black trans lesbian though so it's unlikely.
@@gypsylee333 or gay
@@ncstilburg lol BBC is such a trash fire even before it was woke, they were supporting p3dos, they are even installing security for their p3do statue at headquarters.
Heilà John 🤩
Why does the video stopped so quickly 😢
Why don't they eat the tuna?
I’m early?….
Pass.
Is this CGI?!
yup yup yup there was some (i will be kind) suspect moments. . .
Definitely not! It was an awesome spectacle which we were fortunate enough to witness.
@@JohnDownerProd Full length video? :>