Inside the killer whale matriarchy - Darren Croft
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Pods of killer whales inhabit the waters of every major ocean on Earth. Each family is able to survive thanks mainly to one member, its most knowledgeable hunter: the grandmother. These matriarchs can live 80 years or more and their expertise can mean the difference between life and death for their families. Darren Croft details the lives of killer whales and the dangers facing their survival.
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This dudes voice I actually look forward to listening to.
Sheldon Gunby same here. I hate the other lady voice
His name is Addison Anderson, check him out. He's pretty darn good.
I know that feeling~
Narrate to me daddy
I LOVE HIM!! He narrates all the riddles. I hope ted-ed doesn’t ever ever ever break this tradition.
My grandma is also a killer when it comes to cooking fish. But seriously these are some of the most beautiful animations I've seen on youtube.
Hope your grandma doesn't cook salmon that much
Brainstorm you should check out an animation channel called dead sound. He makes pretty good animations in my opinion. Some of his animations are a bit creepy sometimes.
Yes, I love these, they are the best..so informative & thorough!
Brainstorm A killer when it comes to cooking fish?...
Brainstorm Got the joke btw
*mama knows best.. BUT GRANDMA IS A PHILOSOPHER*
Grandma is better then mama because she's a double ma
Angel Cake she’s a grand mom, that means she’s the ultimate mom.
grandma knows better
grandma Tala is THE GRAND Ma. ;]
Grand-grandma is a best ma because they know all the new grandbabes
It's amazing how some animal species have crucial matriarchal systems that contributes to the survival of the younger ones, such as elephants and killer whales...
Well, I hope we don't destroy them in the near future .-.
Hyenas are very much matriarchal too.
I bet Elephants will have their own country in the future...like Wakanda.
@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264 elekanda?
** The human race has a lot to learn no only by this creatures, but even by the simple ants....**
Agree
*These are some **_Killer_** animations!*
Your the Lisa Guerrero guy!!!!!
_Bob McCoy ahahaaaaaaa
_Bob McCoy
Someone had to say it 😂
That is a whale worthy pun
i think you know where the door is
Who thinks we should have a movie about Grandma whale and her family 🙂
i was thinking the same that would be so cool where is disney when u need them. and add a female david altenborough to do the voice of the grandma whale. the potential.
Yessssssssss
Ron rules it’s find Nemo but finding killer grandma.
Ron rules omg yes please
Me
I'm so glad someone made an animation about killer whales and mentioned the Center for Whale Research. I've been donating to them for years and got to see their work in person on the San Juan islands months ago. Stop eating wild caught salmon, people! We don't need it, they do.
People who live along the streams, rivers, and other waterways that flow into the Columbia river and other rivers that flow into the coastal habitat for the S residents should also take steps to plant or allow bands of natural vegetation called buffer strips to grow along the edges of the water. These buffer strips filter out and stop pollution from getting washed into the streams, and also provide shady areas, making the water cleaner and colder and safer for spawning/young salmon, increasing their populations. And they keep that much less pollution from entering orca habitats too.
Is this the same area where the rivers have been dammed, and as a result there's no salmon, and the orca are starving?:(
First time I've ever heard of the Centre for Whale Research, so, thank you for that. I love marine life, especially whales and dolphins, so I'll have a look at what the Centre does:)
@@ksc743 Yes it's the same area :(. Center for Whale Research has an office at Friday Harbor on the San Juan Islands, but is based out of Vancouver (another place which regularly dumps toxic waste into the ocean despite Canada's boasting about being so environmentally friendly).
@@briarrose7016 thank you. No wonder people are getting so sick. Most people eat fish, and the fish eat other marine life that feed from the toxic soup created by humans. I wonder when people - even the greedy, wealthy ones, will realise how interconnected we are. Every action has a reaction. One can only hope everyone wakes up before it's too late. Nature always wins!
its tough because we live in a world that tells us it's unhealthy to eat farmed fish.
They go through *menopause* !?!?
The more I learn about killer whales, sea world, our part in all of it, and documentaries, the more and more I humanize these creatures. They mourn their dead, communicate, love their families, and their babies are babies through and through wanting their mama, crying for them, and separation *destroys* mothers. They become lifeless, because the love of their life is taken away....gosh.
How can anyone look at these beings and not feel like they are SO close to us? How can anyone not empathize with their feelings? Agh.
Well, it's no wonder that they are one of the most intelligent animals in the planet, together with elephants and dolphins. These three can also recognize themselves in the mirror, so this means that they have some sort of consciousness.
I honestly believe that when it comes to orcas, the second they have access to tools they gonna be making whole civilizations
@@reesecamez6888 they are like sea people
They are sadist in killing prey.
Simple, money and greed
Whale done
Very funny... hahahhaha.... btw killer whales are dolphins
Minty Noodle Whale see about that
Witty. Made me smile. 😊
👏
They r dolphins 💀
I like how they added a family coral instead of a family tree!
Yeah, that was a nice touch.
yeap
They're the type of grandma's who ask what your doing for dinner and you answer "having leftover pizza" and to this they make you stay and have a home cooked four course meal instead.
Sounds like babushkas to me.
Only difference is
Home cooked
Means you’re coming with me too hunt it down tho
Sounds like thakumas to me
Orcas granny starts as a calf
Killer whales love drowniñg traìners,jùst ĺìķe mamà
the art style makes me want this to be a game
that would be my dream come true
im making a game on scratch about it
What Orca do you want to do this for the first day or two of your own life Whales??
@Rory Spoons What is?
@Rory Spoons is the 9th largest in the United Kingdom Dolphin in the world of the day and Orca of all 32 long
@@OrcaTheDorka Orca is the beautiful place in the area on the road trip to Florida and the other Orcas in the world of the 2910-394
orcas have their own family language, a dialect in common with nearby groups, distinct way of life depending on where they live... I think it's safe to say they're basically sea people
kill them all
Yep, they are the humans of the ocean. Honestly, they’re so interesting.
Yeah, they kinda like people in hunter gathered society. Might be very interesting to understand their language and dialect.
dont be silly, they speak in squeaks LOL
Like the sea creatures in avatar 2
I wish people would call them orcas, it's like calling tigers, killer cats xD
Beautiful video btw, they are such amazing animals...
my thoughts exactly
Actually, it's not the same.
For one thing, the term 'Killer Whale' is a mistranslation from Spanish which meant whale killer (Orcas are awesome)
But, and more importantly, you're right for a different reason as they're not even whales! They're large dolphin family members (he shouldn't have said 'other whales' when talking about mammalian menopause)
@@irritatin2 curious, didn't know it came from spanish
They should be called panda whales
@@sofiabruiz17 yea, apparently it's from the 18th century term 'asesina-ballenas' (just looked the term up)
Marine animals are so interesting and mysterious almost in a magical way
Killer whales are among the very few non-human animals that have been described as possessing a “culture”; the dialects and calls mentioned here are indeed unique to specific groups, different populations around the world have developed innovative and vastly different hunting techniques depending on their type of prey, and both dialects and hunting strategies are passed on In detail from one generation to the next.
The guys voice was very calming and the water sound made me fall asleep
well then to recap: Imagine Godfather but underwater but it's actually godmother!
What happens when the grandma dies
Do each of the daughters become leaders of their own children and disperse?
sabriele I believe that usually the next oldest female will take the place as matriarch
I was wondering the same thing
Just like in elephants. When the matriarch dies the next on the line is the next to the oldest to her.
No, they don't disperse, the next in line takes her place.
@@baribaroory6106 they might if group becomes too large not coz of matriarchal death
Orcas have been my favorite animal since first grade 6yrs ago its always nice to learn more about especially from one of my favorite UA-cam channels
same bruh!
Some individual whales have distinct personality, my favorite was Granny (J2) she adopted a young transient whos mother had died. And she died at 105 my favorite whale
Aww
SHE ADOPTED A BIGG’S TRANSIENT?! 🤩
@@aidangm7419 If I remember correctly. She died in 2018, at least its thought so. But she wont be forgotten.
@@aidangm7419 Resident and transient killer whales dont mix. Adoption between separate ecotypes has never been documented. Its more likely she took a young resident whale under her wing, but not a transient. Resident and transient whales dont even speak the same language and biggs orca do NOT hunt and eat fish. Not sure where op got that info, but its wrong.
Really? Whats the name of the adopted transient? Since residents and transients never interact as far I know.
GrANdMa oRcA, I mET tHis CuTE gUy!!
cAn I aBAndOn yOu FOr a WHiLe??
*HuHhh*
aNd CoMe BaCk WiTh BaBIeS tHaT yOu HaVe To FeEd?
SAME!
Also donuts..
It's actually better for her if her grandsons get around a lot, because she doesn't have to feed those babies...
@@Alias_Anybody No, they're talking about the granddaughther, meaning that she'll come back with children.
Good news! This year in 2018 the salmon population was large enough that the Department of fisheries actually allowed commercial and recreational fishing of salmon again (for a limited time). They had heavily restricted it for at least 4 years prior to this. The fact that they opened it up to recreational fishing means that the population this year was quite impressive.
Of course it's important to continue fighting for our salmon populations, but just thought I'd share some good news to offset the doom and gloom.
Salmon will be fine, they wont go extinct even if we wanted them to. They are well adapted to the ocean and multiply like mosquitoes.
These animals are thriving in Hiroshima and Chernobyl, could you imagine?!?
Many people forget this but they survived Chicxulub. That is one of the big 5 events, and they made it out and multiplied.
trvth1s, true, but if their populations decline too much, the fishery crashes, and humans can’t use them because there just aren’t enough of them for us, let alone the orcas. If we want to eat salmon, we have to keep the fishery sustainable.
trvth1s Not to mention, orcas are really slow breeders: They give birth every 6 years on average.
@@trvth1s true, but it doesn't mean that we can fish them in excessive quantity! Other animals need to eat.
Sounds a good news!!
But do they call their grandmothers "Coco"?
Music is literally their language and world is Their family,if you were referring to Coco movie
Isn't that what Trevor Noah calls his gran? He's from South Africa.
THESE are the important questions
I think they call her "insert orca noise here". I know dolphins actually give each other names, so orcas probably do too
Or Keiko?
On an unrelated note, Killer Whale Matriarchy would make a really good band name
Get a Little more generic like “killer matriarchy”
I can look at this for ever. Every scene looks apt for a wallpaper! Awsome animation.
And Seaworld tells Orcas live up to only 30-35 years when they could really live long up to 80 years in wild.
This video just put tears to my eyes by making me miss my grandmothers.
And they're both still alive. It's just that I moved out of town last month.
Awwww that’s so wholesome 🥺 hope you see them soon!
J pod had an amazing grandma until she was found to be missing a couple of years back. She was very old and adopted a calf here and there. The salmon scarcity is quite serious.
Overfishing and habitat destruction and the fact that J Pod does not have another food source. When the salmon disappear, so too will the orcas of Jpod.
These Killer Whales really have a love for their family.
Of course they do!
Grandma orcas are so rad. Almost literal old battleaxes.
The animation is so PRETTY, especially the beginning. The animator is on point
I had the privilege of watching these magnificent beasts ride the wake of the ship I was on when I went to Alaska back in ‘09.
It’s amazing. These whales are close to the size of a bus and yet they just GLIDE through the water.
When the captain lowered the microphone into the water, the sounds they made were almost like music.
And yet, at sea world, they essentially lock them in a kiddie pool.
To my knowledge, orca attacks on humans in the wild are rare. Like, more rare than shark attacks. Yet at sea world, it seems like every few years one of these whales kills a trainer.
It’s a shame. Animals such as this cannot be penned like a tiger at the local zoo. They need to swim, to hunt, travel miles on end to find dinner.
I don't support sea world or zoos. I don't blame the orcas for going mad and attacking the trainers. imagine going from the vastness of the sea to being secluded to a pool the size of bathtub. it's rather sad
Coelophysis That doesn’t make it right for people to breed them.
@Coelophysis that's why they should stop breeding very intelligent animals just for entertainment
@Coelophysis but they are also replacing them with a type of dolphin I can't remember the name of, meaning that they have never cared for cetaceans, also most of the charities of SeaWorld to protect wild orcas are scams.
I legitimately read," The Amazing Grandmother of the Killer *Tide* Pods. My eyes are deceiving me right now.
Stay patient, that's gonna be the next video
Killer Whale grandmothers are the type of grandmothers in your family that you want to make immortal because of how sweet they are.
she lead the hunts. surely isn't sweet for seals, salmon, or even young whales. or even deers sometimes.
It's not just salmon, it's chinook salmon. Southern resident orcas only eat chinook salmon, despite also living alonside other populations of salmon.
About 70-80% of their diet is Chinook. However they have been known to supplement with Sockeye and Chum if they are having a hard time finding Chinook. They may also eat halibut and rock fish as well. Again that's more out of desperation... The less salmon that return to the coast the less we will see the southern residents in the Salish Sea region :(... It's weird though because the Northern Residents that range from north Vancouver Island and up to Alaska are doing somewhat better than the Southern resident orcas. They say there's more salmon further north for the northern residents to feed on, also those waters aren't as busy with ships and whale watching boats all summer long. The northern residents currently sit at over 200 compared to the 72 southern residents... Maybe the southern residents will have better luck if they move further north to feed until things change and Chinook salmon stocks rebound in the southern waters.
I had no idea that killer whale's family groups were so complex; great and informative video!
The amount of love and respect i have for killing whales now is unbearable
Also shared knowledge, animation, lector - you're doing such a grat job, everything is perfect and i'm so happy that i can watch your videos :D
this was on my recommended, also since i watched the killer whale vine lots of times i have become dedicated to killer whales.
*i relate to them since i love my grandma so much too.*
I love the way they animated this and how the art looks!
You should probably clarify that Orcas aren't whales. It's particularly misleading when you say 'other whales' (showing a narwhal and a beluga(?) at 2:05) talking about mammalian menopause..
Sorry, Orcas are too awesome for me to let this slide!
They're Dolphins!
(im pretty sure...)
@@obligatoryidiot yes, (awesome) dolphins! :)
@Greg Fakerson I don't recall making another comment!
Anyway, I both agree and disagree with parts of your reply.
I agree: 'Whale' isn't an official taxon. Orcas do fall under the broader category of 'toothed whales'
However, we can then go on to say dolphins and porpoises are also 'whales' as they too fall under the toothed whale category. That category is Delphinoidea. And unlike what you've said, this is a taxonomic subset to Cetacea.
Delphinoidea has the sub family Delphinidae, which consists of dolphins, porpoises and orcas. The dolphin family.
Even though they are under the broader category of 'toothed whales', we don't normally refer to other species of dolphins as 'whales' do we?
Technically though, you are right. I cannot say Orcas aren't whales just as I cannot say dolphins aren't whales. But just as we don't refer to various species of dolphins and porpoises as 'whales' I felt emphasis should be made that orcas fall under the dolphin sub family rather than just under the broader 'toothed whale' category.
They are cetaceans, wich makes them whales. And yes they are dolphins, wich are all toothed whales. It depends on how you define whales but in biology we tend to call every cetacean whale.
Orcas are toothed whales , calling them whales isn’t necessarily inaccurate
I'm gonna be honest. I learn and pay attention so much better when watching these videos on my own, rather than when I'm forced to watch them in school
Man now I want to be a killer whale
i think you can legally change your species in some states. swim free my friend.
Okay! The fee is $50 enjoy your 30-80 years of life! Oh also enjoy killing seals with your family,(If female)your daughters asking you" I met a cute guy would you mind if I mated with him?" Swimming in polluted water,maybe get crashed into by a boat,maybe killing cute polar bear Cubs, maybe killing sharks, and get possibly tagged by a human okay have a great life!
@@halfway7690 not all orcas kill sharks, different groups eat different things
@@ExGalliard I know, that's why I said, maybe.
"your body your choice, you are free to be called whatever you want "
~related but shitass reference
wow love the animation! amazing and interesting video! love killer whales even more now
Humans should learn from the animal kingdom sometimes.
That was actually really interesting, shared this to my mother and grandmother both loved it
grandmas are the best in every species wow ❤❤❤
Wow, in these few short minutes, I learned more than I ever would've imagined
Who here felt that the water’s sound is so calm, that you feel asleep? 😂😂😂😂😂
Just more proof that grandmas are the best loool
"Every grandmother starts out as a calf"
Me: In Africa, every 60 seconds, a minute passes
Mmm, yes and the floor is floor
Like, when
Abhijit says: the man is hairless.
And Daya says: that means, the man is bald.
@@IshwarSR haha I get that reference. I'm from Bangladesh
Hmm the walls are made of walls
Hands down my favourite animal.
yasss
Same
The thumbnails are getting more and more chaotic and i love it
Unfortunately, current economic standards don't allow for a balanced ecosystem. Its all about getting as much as you can to make the most money.
But there are still changes we can make to reduce impact and alter the effects this has
People eat salmons - people eat less salmons - orcas eat more and live more.Stop with this passive way of seeing society,it's what people afraid to look too caring (so weak)like to say : "blame society".
Sad but true
Unfortunately, the current economic standard is the only one that works, but there are solutions;
1. Limit fishing, we've done it to save countless species, we can do it with salmon if needed. Limited salmon will raise their price, thus less people will eat it and instead will eat something else.
2. More fish farms. Salmon can be farmed. Farm them in an ecofriendly way, it will keep prices low and people can still eat them. Just how we almost ran bison to extinction, we just replaced them with domesticated bovine and mass produced them in cow farms. Now people enjoy their steak and bison are making a major comeback.
@@fenecofeneco19 we can do a lot as common people, but the greater work is to be handled by the rich influencial people, because they are mostly the cause of our problems.
The best way we can help is to ⛔ eating fish 🐠🐋🐟 and seafood 🍤🐠🐋 as it causes major depletion, pollution and kills these poor animals too! Also try to use less plastic!
I want to help but.. I like fish 😑
We need to rename them sea pandas
I love this, I interview some of the most well known scientists, creatives & enthusiasts around the world every week.
Somebody save this beautiful culture!!
It's so sad that these INTELLIGENT animals are being held in small concrete tanks.
*SAY NO TO CETACEANS IN CAPTIVITY!!!!!*
Reminds me of the Haudenosaunee (the Iroquois) from the northeast of the US. They have a matriarch and the mother pretty much organizes how society runs, to an extent. I wonder if killer whales have nations and governments too...
They're basically hunter/gatherers, just like humans were not very long ago (on the grander scale). For what we know they could have the same type of communication too. Difference is that they don't have much in ways of physical manipulation, so they don't make tools.
StoicSpartan, all humans are more objectively intelligent than orcas. Hunter gatherer human societies are not less intelligent, just less dependent on technology for survival. They didn’t need it.
The Australian aborigines aren’t less intelligent. Something that people often don’t realize is that less access to a base of knowledge and tech is not less intelligence.
For example, many ancient people (like the Egyptians) were able to construct incredible feats of architecture despite limited technology because of excellent planning and management. They had the same cognitive ability as us, just not the same resources. And hunter gatherers that didn’t produce great architecture weren’t less intelligent; they just lacked the main resource (manpower) and motive (a stable food source in one location) to really accomplish it.
Our intelligent brains were what allowed us to spread out from Africa to every other continent except Antarctica long before we invented agriculture. And those brains are also what allowed us to independently invent agriculture in different environment. We didn’t become smart because of success, we found success because we were smart.
@@phillycosidae756 intelligence is expressed in different ways, depending on the surroundings and the things you have. Aborigines for example had a great knowledge of hunting, and their intelligence made them find ways to hunt better and more efficiently, like inventing the returning boomerangs, which they used to kill strong and fast animals, like kangaroos.
@@phillycosidae756 Mayans, Incas and Aztecs are a great example as well. Mayans didn’t have access to great farming ground so they made artificial islands to grow crops in and utilized hydroponics using live fish in those waters to naturally fertilize crops. With all our “advanced tech” today, we are 90% less efficient in agriculture as hydroponics wastes 90% less soil, fertilizer and water. Our tools for agriculture today have nothing on ancient ways of agriculture.
Sigh... Every documentary I watch shows the animals in peril because of humans actions in some destructive form or another.
Is it just me or is this channel way too underrated?
وَمَا مِن دَابَّةٍ فِي الْأَرْضِ وَلَا طَائِرٍ يَطِيرُ بِجَنَاحَيْهِ إِلَّا أُمَمٌ أَمْثَالُكُم ۚ مَّا فَرَّطْنَا فِي الْكِتَابِ مِن شَيْءٍ ۚ ثُمَّ إِلَىٰ رَبِّهِمْ يُحْشَرُونَ
You forgot one thing. The fact that killer whales (better known as orcas) are emotionally complex, even more so than humans. Killer whales have a part of the brain humans (or any other living thing) don’t have. This part of the brain correlates to emotion. Kasatka (a female killer whale at Seaworld) had a calf named Takara. When they were separated, kasatka cried and cried for takara. These were long range calls. Also, a female southern resident killer whale named Tahlequah had a calf. It died half an hour after being born. Tahlequah carried her dead calf for 20 days without letting go. Poor thing. Save the killer whales,
Um. The Kasatka and Takara separation information you have is completely false. Takara was a grown female and had a calf of her own when she was moved, and Kasatka never "cried" for her, not the way it was shown in -Blackmail- Blackfish. Do real research.
Oh. But still, the mother killer whale that carried her calf is still a grieving process. Check it out!
Another example of why these Amazing creatures don't belong in captivity. It's astonishing how "trainers" are supposed to be so well educated on the species, yet can't figure out why keeping them swimming pools is basically torture.
Who will save Salmon from extinction?
vegans :D
Not polluting the ocean is enough these are not "our" oceans if they die we die...
We can farm salmon, they wont go extinct for a long time. Salmon also comes from the lineage salmonidea which evolved back in the cretaceous. This means they survived dinosaurs, aquatic reptiles, pterosaurs, and most importantly multiple extinctions including the most recent the end of the ice age and ,most importantly: they survived the last big 5 extinction event [the late cretaceous mass extinction].
Salmon is not going to go extinct even if we wanted them to. They are thriving in Hiroshima and Chernovyl. They survived Chicxulub. They are well adapted to the ocean and multiply like mosquitoes.
@Eriss R. Which species survived the mass exttinction until humans? Name the species because i think you're lying.
Humans are bad but not that bad. Salmon are thriving thanks to us. We're even farming them.
I love the detail in the animation like those scratches as the whale get older 👌🏼
Im amazed that they stay with there mothers familt there whole life. They somehow know not to mate with family. If we know they calf every 6 yrs and calves are endangered at not making it through the first yr of life then why are we not putting pressure on fisheries to sustain salmon for these mammals.
I really thought I will watch real Orcas instead of animated one but this is amazing video to watch.
I can definitely see a killer whale become a gym teacher and be like:
"Frick yall my grandma can do better"
*LOL*
the animation is so beautiful
Those Grandmothers have a brighter future than I do
These videos are truly soothing
I love orcas, but after hearing how important is living with their faimily it makes it worst to know how they would feel being captive in an aquarium...
Yeah, that makes it even more sadder than it was already.
I've noticed a trend in nature; species of higher intelligence (i.e. elephants, orcas, lions) almost always are run by matriarchs... I wonder what that says about humans?
**sips tea**
The wisest species have matriarchs leading them. Elephants, Orcas etc
Nope lions, wolves primates,etc all patriarchal.
@@smartboi9655 Both are effective ways to ensure survival and have complex social upbringings for their young. One isnt necessarily better than the other. It is simply how that particular species evolved to function.
Hearing how long these guys actually live (life span), thinking back to the orcas from Seaworld makes me sadder
Why? More than half of their orcas are above their 20's and 30's...
メKawaiiYanderleeメ It’s still much lower than a wild orca’s lifespan.
These animation are _killin'_ me.
Amazing video.
added to a playlist of things to watch after a bad day. idk why. just felt right.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
You did not get clickbaited
And actually said: True
Awesome Dude Yes
That ringing sound in the beginning is soooo triggering😂
Idk why but when it occurs it’s the loudest thing in the world to me.
Supposedly they use it to rid mice.
I must be one
I also hate fire alarms resetting or alerting that the battery is low .
Another great video Ted Ed. I really loved hearing and learning about killer whales. Even when the talking points are dark and show how important conservation is for their species. These conversations need to happen! We can't sugar coat the world of animals and I love how you covered these beautiful creatures. The animators (once again) have done so well, I have been completely entranced with the animation that is just so well done. The narration is always on point and I thank you for covering a topic that often doesn't get enough exposure! Thank you Ted Ed
Wow.... I didn't know any of this before. Very interesting.
Humanity has endangered itself and the others too😞
the Southern Resident Orcas may be the most "talkative" ones. Maybe also the most curious ones?
Salmon is my favorite food though. Especially wild salmon. Seeing this video make me want to stop eating salmon altogether.
Found the bear! First picknick baskets now Killer Whales' Salmon, is nothing sacred! Don't you dare come after my steaks =p
The ads are great!
i now this is off topic but the backround sound reminded of the facebook game era a few years ago...i used to play a aquarium type of a game where you can gave fishes in the tank and the sound was similar to the one here..
My nostalgia..
THAT IS WHY KILLER WHALES AND DOLPHINS ARE MY FAVOURITE ANIMALS...
Wow us humans are ruining everything huh
Why is it that menopause exist only in mammals we consider intelligent like dolphin, primates and these mammals and their way of communicating and socialising is also complex than others?
Maybe menopause - and the social structures it encourages - aids in the development of complex cultures?
Wow! I never thought that whales are just like humans. They have cultural structures and such.
If your interested in this you should really check out elephants since they also have a family structure
these are not whales. They are dolphins
You made a lot of mistakes : They are not whales 🙈 they are dolphins 🐬 !! And the leader (grandma) is leading by the back of the pod not the front
Killer whales are both dolphins and whales. All dolphins are part of the toothed whale family. The matriarch leads the pod through her experience as an older whale. She could be in the front of the pod showing her family where to hunt fish. Or the rear of the pod helping guide new mothers and care for young whales. It doesnt matter.
I thought they were more related to dolphins than actual whales
Correct, Killer Whales are a type of Dolphin. However, the dolphins are a subcategory of the toothed whales so Killer Whales are both a dolphin and a whale (just like all of the dolphins)
Southern and Northern Residents are very family oriented. 💗
Those grand mothers are awesome.
Why do we humans continue to cause problems for such beautiful creatures?
People be talking bout great white sharks and how dominate they are.. Move over Orcas are the kings of the sea 👏🏾
*QUEENS
I'm pretty sure Japan has tonnes of literature works regarding whale population, given their annual 'whale research expedition'. In fact, we must demand that Japan publish their findings annually, hopefully not in the form of new cooking recipes.
"Grandma Whale, doo doo d- Oops wrong video, my bad!"
Yes
Thanks for the video and the people doing the research. Fascinating.