Ikr its so funny 😂 when they call in experts and they just state the obvious, and sometimes even off like this one. Makes you think if you can show up tomorrow as an expert and see if it works lol.
That chap offered so much insight ,I now know 1.) Orcas are very smart 2.) Very powerful 3.) in some cases even more powerful than a great white - the world needs more Phd's!
@vickisummer74 It stated in the video that the orca was a 60 year old grandmother. The orca in question is obviously known to the researcher's who made the video, hence why they recognised her as being a 60 year old grandmother. She may have been tagged or identified through the researcher's archives. I suggest that you personally contact them if you think otherwise. They might be interested in your claim. Heck, if you're correct, you could even be offered a position as a marine biologist with your wealth of marine knowledge. 😉
@heisenberg2198 Considering that he didn't actually mention that in his post, you can understand why I needed to comment. But you obviously know him better than I do, so I'll take note of your comments and therefore assume that it was the shark rather than the orca he was commenting on.
Sigh.... the reason he says its not orcas is because unfortunately (or maybe fortunately it all depends on one's peespective) the apex predator is ...humans... even before industrialization humans have been killing orcas for thousands of years.
Yes, I thought pretty much the same. The orca likely made the sprint to hit the shark straight from the side, in order to maximize the impact and chance of success.
The shark didn't see it coming until the moment before impact. The whale is aware of the sharks field of vision, and took it by surprise. Then it ate its liver, which, I have heard, is up to a third of its total weight, the most nutritious part. (The whale must have got quite a smack in the face, hitting at that speed, presumably with its mouth open. I expect it probably lost some teeth doing so.) I suppose white sharks prey on juvenile orcas.
@@RobertStewart-i3m I don't think teeth are used in the ramming part. They use their superior mass to struck at speed ...and most animals are basically knocked out after a couple of tons or more strike like this. Then they finish the prey, either by biting (with a pressure up to 19000 PSI) or by downing it.
Actually no! If sharks was truly and I mean truly jaws size orcas wouldn't even dare but sense great especially females normally grow no longer than 18 or 20 feet, this is why orcas will always remain supreme, cause they can get up to 30 or 35 feet
@@LadyLeomon lol a MOVIE example? A pod of Orcas wouold have killed a MEG! No great white had a chance against a Orca.. Did you see the speed, agility and Power advantage of the Orca? Its like a Ferrari vs Truck but the Ferrari had the mass of the Truck and the Truck had the mass of a Ferrari
@@SIX6SIXer Not sure if you are being sarcastic but since there are actually people who don't see the connection or have never seen the film... my reply is instantly justified. He (Quint) is a shark hunter... the only animal in the Ocean that actively HUNTS sharks is a Orca... all other animals are opportunistic (Size, Circumstances etc)... an Orca does not care about circumstances and will go out of their way to hunt them.
In fairness, humans were never meant to live on or in the ocean, we didn't evolve that way. We are land animals and on land, we are the apex predators because of our intelligence.
@@nerro5569Fully call me wrong, but that shark didn't look like an adult one at all. Maybe I don't know my sharks, but that was a young one, beyond that, an orca(they travel in packs smartly) would decimate these sharks"for fun too" don't forget that
Also notice that the Orca was well aware of the body position of the shark, attacking from an angle where the shark has no chance of reaction in any way.
That indicates that the orca was coming from fairly deep in the water, stalking the shark slowly and then rose silently till she was close enough and then surged the last 50 or 60 feet for a nice juicy sushi liver dinner. Maybe orcas feel like they're taking revenge for that same hunting technique that their warm blooded cousins, the seals fall prey to.
@@Eclectic_City Shark has to be soaked in vinegar and/or milk to get rid of taste of urine and strong fish taste. I'm sure orcas would rather eat fresh salmon, or seal. But, saying that, once you soak shark it tastes and looks like scallops.
I know people are surprised that she's a grandma, but the leader of the pod is always a mother/grandmother. They are matriarchal animal and most of hunting skills are passed on by mother-calf. She might be old, but she's probably the most experienced member of the pod.
Orcas a truly the apex predator of the seas. They have superior intellect, enormous size, brute strength, intense speed, and incredible precision and agility. This older Orca has had enough years of experience to know that it could take on a Great White on its own. And even though Orcas usually remain in packs, clearly this one annihilated the heck out of this Great White without the need of a pack.
Orca KNOW the rutter of the boat controls the direction and took it out. They the orcas knows humans take alot of their food the fish from the ocean. They don't like that!!
The comments are ridiculous. A mature Great White is 20ft in length and 2200kgs. A mature Orca is 32ft in length and 11,000kgs. Theres zero contest. The mammal is far larger. More intelligent. Has a far greater bite force and attacks in numbers. How anyone even considers the shark as a winner is delusional.
@@bassage13It would probably have been less impressive than what this grandma Orca did, Orca society is matriarchal and the leader of every pod is a mother/grandmother and they’re the ones who teach the rest all of their skills, so even though a young male Orca may be more physically strong it lacks the technically and expertise that the grandma Orca has. So yeah my bets are on granny lol
Now remember honey, if the teacher says that "the shark is the apex predator," during class today, what do you do? "I raise my hand and say "You want to tell her that?" "And then I hand him my phone so he can watch the video." "Good Girl!" 😂😂😂
They have never attacked a person in the wild. But they do get dangerous when you take them out of their habitat and put them in captivity. They are not even whales.They are the Largest species of the Dolphin family.
Killer Whale is a poor translation. Portuguese sailors called them “whale killers” but in that language the adjective the adjective (killer) precedes the noun (whale). Because indeed they hunt, kill and eat whales. Plus, they are not whales, they are porpoises.
@@CorePathway to be precise, Orcas are generally whales, even dolphins are. it depends how far down you go in families and sub-families. there is Whale > tooth whale > dolphins = part of tooth whales, where for example sperm whales are another. there are also different species of the families after. means there are different species of dolphins and same goes for sperm whales (there is not THE sperm whale)
@@knossostellel-amarna8502a full grown great white woulda got smacked the same. A full grown orca has at least 5000 pounds on him. That’s light work lol
"Scientists believe that it's the first time a single Orca was recorded killing one of the Oceans most feared predators." Seriously? They never heard of the Schramm incident from Oct. 10, 1997?
That's what I thought too, and the guy is the video said Orcas and great whites are similar size. Large prey Orca are the biggest of Orca and are several times the mass of an average great while. It's not even a fair fight. It's just a fish to these Orca.
Scientists actually do not know their butt's from a hole in the ground. They sit in universities and make crap up just to get more funding. This has been going on for eons.
@@d.t.bigley7254 That's incorrect, some great white sharks measure 26 feet and weight around 5,000 lbs. Most of that is muscle, where as an orca it's mostly fat. So its relatively in the ballpark same size, orcas just weigh more.
Grew up in the northwest and saw orcas regularly. At an early age I knew I was seeing something very special and quickly found love and respect for them. They were so fast, gliding by with silent speed. We did see their prey occasionally flying through the air with a powerful tail swat. No doubt, they're in charge. I've also fished Guadalupe Island as an adult, seeing many giant great whites there. The great whites are massive, toothy critters that humans have no chance against. They have no chance against the orcas...
I think that people fear more sharks than orcas. I think that it is more along the line that instinctively we fear sharks. We think of them as mindless killing machines and monsters. I think that we don't really fear killer whales or dolphins even though they can be very dangerous.
I have seen videos where dolphins just randomly attack a Great White shark just swimming minding his business. White sharks are probably the most chill species in the Ocean.
Not bad for a grandma! One moment she is knitting stockings or some mittens for the grandkids, the next she is eating great white shark liver with her tea and biscuits! Amazing!
A lot of sea creatures are extremely fast in the ocean. Tuna, orcas, swordfish. Ever see a video of tuna going nearly full blast? It's actually damn scary. Especially them being so large.
My favorite thing about Orcas is how they truly seem self-aware of the fact that they are the most badass killing machine in the ocean. So they're generally very cool calm and collected because they instinctively know, no one can mess with them.
I noticed this too about orcas. I cant really say what i base my opinion on, but they do seem to be aware of how strong they are. Maybe its the way they act around humans and small prey. Nevertheless, its very impressive and very unique. I cant think of a predator that seems to be this self-aware in that sense. It also makes them also cooler too
The guy said that an orca is stronger in some ways because a White Shark has a more devastating bite. Orcas have higher bite force, but the teeth of a white shark are so sharp and serrated that the difference is like being stabbed with a fork versus a knife.
Orcas are at the top of the ocean food chain for a reason. They are at the very top of the apex predator mountain. Intelligent, creative, fast and strong.
Indeed , Great whites only look scarier . But if it comes down to it , and something happens to drive extinction , the shark has a better chance in that department . But for now , orcas remain too oceanic apex predator
“In some cases probably even more powerful than a white shark.” Umm… when is it not more powerful than a white shark? They’re 3-4 times the mass of a white shark and can move just as fast.
Yeah right? I mean he also a marine biologist?? What the dude yappin!? Orcas in similar size to Great White are stronger and faster, not to mention way more intelligent too.
It was poor wording. A not fully grown Orca could be smaller than a very large shark and thus reverse the roles. But clearly, adult vs adult sees all the advantages on the Orca side.
@@Ganiscol Ummm....a not fully grown orca, can still be larger than the largest white shark. The orca is just a larger animal overall. Even juvenile orcas can overpower fully grown white sharks.
@nicoleharp6585 ah man imagine being a surfer and getting hit like that by them. Luckily they don't hurt humans but could you imagine that fast with that much weight behind it? your done.
@TimDyck I've seen aton of videos of people swimming, paddle boarding, water skiing etc and they get close but never touch. I mean I'm sure they have had to taste us to find out we don't taste good lol so im sure they it's happened once.
@@livyourjourney No, he shouldn't. He knows a thousand times more about the ocean, AND its creatures than you. Stop trying to downplay this man's achievements because of a sentence or two. Utterly ridiculous.
What got me was the actual speed of the orca. I never thought they could move that fast. And just lately a pod of orcas sank a sailboat in the Straight of Gibraltar! Although the news did not mention what happened to the crew! I do wonder if they became a snack. Apparently we taste like chicken.
Orca can move very fast. Their speed can be up to 40 mph or more. Orca are very fast in the water and can easily keep up with an average speed boat at 30 mph.
Dude I was born in Miami and have watched Poor Lolita build that speed in her small performing tank at the Miami Seaquarium. She would just swim underwater real fast and come out and leap in the air. They don't need much space to get up to that speed....
@@drumrollplease631 Hardly since hippos are mostly feared by crocodiles and the hippo is the deadliest large land mammal on the planet. The orca is also not underestimated, it is at the top of the food chain in the seas.
Everybody say that the shark is a baby, but it looks small next to an orca, because people don't really get how big the orca is, if you saw that shark next to your boat, you would think it was big.
All facts right here. I went to Hawaii and did the shark experience in a glass cage. A 12 foot shark is considered small but when it gets up close…it’s huge and longer than a car. An orca swimming that fast at that size is amazing and scary
It's not the first time actually, this behavior was noted by and photographed by researcher Peter Pyles in the 1980's at the Farallon Islands off California. An Orca mother was teaching a calf how to take down the shark, than removing the sharks liver and consuming it.
Or of Jacques Cousteau off the PNG coast where Orca swam from the deep blue depths to deliver to him while scuba diving two giant hammer heads. After seeing that display, where they were 4 times the weight, maybe even 8 times the sharks weight! How can we even begin to think that Great Whites stand a chance?
First time "believed" to be captured on camera. just meant no other videos are believed to exist previously of single attack. not all killer whales target Great whites. (for their livers) if they did, they would be extinct by now. but they are declining. in part thanks to a pair of killer whales named port and Starbard.
@@TunnelJumper Wrong. It's not lacking. "Lacking" is what these 2010s kids say. it sounds corny. Slippin' is 1980s-1990s gang sh*t. Back during the war days. No crip in the 1980s would say "caught lackin'." That wasn't even a term. It was "caught slippin'."
The average adult orca is 23-32 feet long and can weigh up to 12,000 pounds. On average, female great white sharks are 15-16 feet long and weigh 1,500-2,450 lbs, while males are only 11-13 feet long and weigh 1,151-1,700 lbs. Even the largest great white sharks only grow to be 20-21 feet long and weigh 4,000 lbs. When orcas appear in an area, sharks will leave and not return to that area for up to a year.
The largest orca ever recorded was a 38 - 40 foot male and around 12 tons, imagine a monster like that ramming even a large boat at 40mph like they regularly move 😲
Google Orca Farallon Islands - you'll get a similar video from 1997(ish) where a female was training a young orca and had caught an elephant seal when a Great White mistakenly thought it could invite itself to the party....
You’re correct sir, that’s a baby great white vs full grown killer whale. It wouldn’t have done that to a adult greet white, but I believe they have said that killer wales have hunted adult grewt whites before just in packs not solo
I have read of single, male orcas ramming white adult sharks from below, flipping them over, the orca then has almost complete control of the shark while it is in some kind of dazed state after being hit and being upside down. I suspect this type of male orca has lots of experience with white sharks.
@KAZ109 oh yes it would have done that to a full size 20ft great white. There is no match. The great white would never ever win. The orca is 4 times it's weight and just as fast. Please.
Exactly! This propaganda is getting really old. It’s not hyperbole to say damn near every video I watch somehow they will find a way to mention global warming. Every single time I want to learn something new I have to listen to this bs being slipped in somehow. It’s become totally predictable. I see a story about someone stubbing their toe and I think let’s click on this to see how they find a way to blame it on global warming.
Dude said the orca is PROBABLY stronger than a great white after showing an orca obliterating a great white. You think?
Yeah - that was a pretty lame comment. That video alone debunks any doubt about which animal is the superior predator and ruler of all!!!
Ikr its so funny 😂 when they call in experts and they just state the obvious, and sometimes even off like this one. Makes you think if you can show up tomorrow as an expert and see if it works lol.
That pissed me off too. And he's a Prof. of Marine biology 😂
And worse, they attribute the hunting of the shark by the Orca to “Climate Change”.
That chap offered so much insight ,I now know 1.) Orcas are very smart 2.) Very powerful 3.) in some cases even more powerful than a great white - the world needs more Phd's!
The way the shark only noticed at the last second was crazy. The whale was just too fast. Truly incredible.
It was a juvenile that's why 🥴
Poor Bruce, he never knew his father…
@brentmorrison3392just when I thought I'd finally found a news post that couldn't possibly be made political....
Yea, it’s almost like one of those new AI generated videos…
@@nuvamusic it does look very weird. or it may not be the first blow and shark was kind of broken.
Geez I just watched a 60 year old grandma absolutely torpedo a huge shark. I’m terrified and impressed.
They do say that older women have a few tricks up their sleeve.
It was about 9-12 feet - a juvenile.
@vickisummer74 It stated in the video that the orca was a 60 year old grandmother. The orca in question is obviously known to the researcher's who made the video, hence why they recognised her as being a 60 year old grandmother. She may have been tagged or identified through the researcher's archives.
I suggest that you personally contact them if you think otherwise. They might be interested in your claim. Heck, if you're correct, you could even be offered a position as a marine biologist with your wealth of marine knowledge. 😉
@@seansparks2803think he was talking about the shark not the orca😅
@heisenberg2198 Considering that he didn't actually mention that in his post, you can understand why I needed to comment.
But you obviously know him better than I do, so I'll take note of your comments and therefore assume that it was the shark rather than the orca he was commenting on.
Imagine being a shark and suddenly you get the jaws theme
Jaws theme action lol. Respect granny in these waters lol 😂
Human cheering on the orca😂... get him... Shark tried to eat me but I have connections... say hello to the shark police... The Orcas of Justice ⚖️ 😂
😂😂
🤣 shark be like: why am I hearing my own boss music? 🤔🦈🎶
Shark: This is my theme right, Right??
Killer whales are truly the apex predator in the ocean
@@thefishhobbyist5478What's true?
@@thefishhobbyist5478so who is then? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@thefishhobbyist5478You know nothing about orcas then
There isn't anything in the waters beating an orca that is not extinct orca whales are just too powerful
Sigh.... the reason he says its not orcas is because unfortunately (or maybe fortunately it all depends on one's peespective) the apex predator is ...humans... even before industrialization humans have been killing orcas for thousands of years.
That orca had some incredible speed when it hit the shark. Amazing video
Yes, I thought pretty much the same. The orca likely made the sprint to hit the shark straight from the side, in order to maximize the impact and chance of success.
The Orca took that shark down hard.
I was surprised of the speed too. Wow, are they ever powerful.
It's because humans are constantly taking so much from the oceans that they now have changed their behaviour
The shark didn't see it coming until the moment before impact. The whale is aware of the sharks field of vision, and took it by surprise. Then it ate its liver, which, I have heard, is up to a third of its total weight, the most nutritious part.
(The whale must have got quite a smack in the face, hitting at that speed, presumably with its mouth open. I expect it probably lost some teeth doing so.)
I suppose white sharks prey on juvenile orcas.
Basically a truck travelling at 100km hitting the side of a van
that speed 🤦🏻♀️ I wasn't ready
…was it going fast while it traveled that distance?
....with teeth. You forgot that part
@@RobertStewart-i3m I don't think teeth are used in the ramming part. They use their superior mass to struck at speed ...and most animals are basically knocked out after a couple of tons or more strike like this. Then they finish the prey, either by biting (with a pressure up to 19000 PSI) or by downing it.
@@miks564 Yes, well, we're all entitled to our fantasies. But I don't want Orca knocking their teeth out. Especially for utube shorts
Did I hear she was 60 years old? That athleticism for anything 60 y/o is INCREDIBLE.
I would draft her on my nfl fantasy league
well I mean she is in the wild and it's everyone for them selfs thair so she needs to know how to hold her own laddys take notes off of Sophia lol
she's been doing aerobic since she was eighteen
There’s a reason, old people take water ballet LOL
Right 😂😂😂
That charging speed was terrifying!
It really was lol
It was like raming speed!!
It's not something you would typically see at Seaworld.
@@Romulan2469 i hope we see these ramping attack in sea world 😅
@@YonduGaming-qm9hv I would like to see a fight between an orca and a great white shark of equal size.
some might say it was a well Orcastrated attack
😂😂😂
Lol!!💐 Here are your flowers, sir.
That attack was Killer
Whale* orcastrated
lol! nice !
Imagine walking down the street thinking you are the man and then suddenly you get tackled by a granny
That shark wasn't even grown.
A 4 ton granny running 35 miles per hour.
🤣😂
Because orcas are the grannies of the ocean right 🤦♂️
Sophia is 60.
The JAWS movie would've been 2 minutes long if there was an Orca in the beginning.
That's the name of the boat.
Actually no! If sharks was truly and I mean truly jaws size orcas wouldn't even dare but sense great especially females normally grow no longer than 18 or 20 feet, this is why orcas will always remain supreme, cause they can get up to 30 or 35 feet
@@ryanbell3917 A pod of orcas wouldn't definitely be able to bring down a jaws sized shark.
@@Visitant69*a pod of Orcas* quite likely could, but as we saw in Jaws II _an Orca_ definitely couldn’t!
@@LadyLeomon lol a MOVIE example? A pod of Orcas wouold have killed a MEG! No great white had a chance against a Orca.. Did you see the speed, agility and Power advantage of the Orca? Its like a Ferrari vs Truck but the Ferrari had the mass of the Truck and the Truck had the mass of a Ferrari
This is why Quint named his boat "The Orca" in Jaws.
Good call!
i dunno... sounds like a bit of a reach trying to bridge that gap...
@@SIX6SIXerYeah. Im struggling to see the connection here.
@@SIX6SIXer Not sure if you are being sarcastic but since there are actually people who don't see the connection or have never seen the film... my reply is instantly justified.
He (Quint) is a shark hunter... the only animal in the Ocean that actively HUNTS sharks is a Orca... all other animals are opportunistic (Size, Circumstances etc)... an Orca does not care about circumstances and will go out of their way to hunt them.
The "Orca" (One of my favourite films), but you are right, it's the exact reason.
That moment you realize that you're no longer the apex predator...
In fairness, humans were never meant to live on or in the ocean, we didn't evolve that way. We are land animals and on land, we are the apex predators because of our intelligence.
Go to the Artic Circle and call yourself an Apex Predator when a Polar bear is actively hunting you@cryptidian3530
@@cryptidian3530I think they meant the shark thinking its the apex predator. And bruh how does someone live “on” the ocean 💀
@@mcfallenondeeznuts😩😩😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭....
@@mcfallenondeeznutsdude my father is a fisherman he's on deck like two weeks sometimes month, he literally living at the ocean for the catches.
Imagine getting hit by an Orca at that speed, the shark stood no chance
The impact alone right to the gills probably would have done the trick without the bite
It was a juvenile small shark
@@lloydchristmas1086They still go after the full grown ones and still come out on top
@@lloydchristmas1086wouldn't have made a difference if it was an adult. Stood no chance at all
@@nerro5569Fully call me wrong, but that shark didn't look like an adult one at all. Maybe I don't know my sharks, but that was a young one, beyond that, an orca(they travel in packs smartly) would decimate these sharks"for fun too" don't forget that
Also notice that the Orca was well aware of the body position of the shark, attacking from an angle where the shark has no chance of reaction in any way.
Nah that was personal 🤣
Least the name was not a Karen. Go mama Sophia!! 😂😂😂
Yee , they put a green light on it
@@ccastro19741No cars in the ocean bud
That's what I was thinking😂😂😂
@Jjwhat-ky8wd the term "put a green light on it" has nothing to do with cars, bud
The fact that the orca charging didnt make a single ripple in the water before the point of impact is CRAZY
That indicates that the orca was coming from fairly deep in the water, stalking the shark slowly and then rose silently till she was close enough and then surged the last 50 or 60 feet for a nice juicy sushi liver dinner.
Maybe orcas feel like they're taking revenge for that same hunting technique that their warm blooded cousins, the seals fall prey to.
@@mutteringmale I had also read that the orca only removed and ate the liver, letting the rest of the carcass sink ... *BRUTALITY*
Bro, seals are one of orca's favorite food as well lol
@@Rupix15 Bro, you and I are humans, but given hunger vs starvation, I'm sure you would be tasty in the stewpot or like a Haitian BBQ
@@Eclectic_City Shark has to be soaked in vinegar and/or milk to get rid of taste of urine and strong fish taste. I'm sure orcas would rather eat fresh salmon, or seal.
But, saying that, once you soak shark it tastes and looks like scallops.
I know people are surprised that she's a grandma, but the leader of the pod is always a mother/grandmother. They are matriarchal animal and most of hunting skills are passed on by mother-calf.
She might be old, but she's probably the most experienced member of the pod.
Do you think Captain Obvious? Are you sure her grandchild isn't the most experienced?
@@michaelkukich3527 okay there. Take a chill pill kiddo
Well your comment was for 5 year olds, thanks captain obvious@@Ramoreira86
GILF TBH
Same with elephants and bison
Now imagine how terrifying a full pod of Orcas can be.
Ya, anything in the water in their vicinity is truly at their mercy.
The orca was like a torpedo.
That's one strong, tough grandma.
Free Willy be like, not in my zone 👍
This video is all the evidence needed to prove orcas don’t belong in captivity.
Amen to that.
Absolutely 💯
No one belongs in captivity. We all deserve freedom. To live free.
TO HELL WITH SEAWORLD!
@@Seroxm13 So does the Palestinians
Orcas a truly the apex predator of the seas. They have superior intellect, enormous size, brute strength, intense speed, and incredible precision and agility. This older Orca has had enough years of experience to know that it could take on a Great White on its own. And even though Orcas usually remain in packs, clearly this one annihilated the heck out of this Great White without the need of a pack.
True!!
Scariest thing is that they live everywhere. No part of the ocean which they hadn't inhabited.
@@cosmichome626 It sure seems like it. Gotta be careful when people are in their territory.
Amazing how a mammal can swim that fast underwater like a freakin torpedo.
Imagine the power of that tail to propel a 6 ton whale that fast
Tru dat.
Orca KNOW the rutter of the boat controls the direction and took it out. They the orcas knows humans take alot of their food the fish from the ocean. They don't like that!!
why is that amazing its leterally what they were created to do. they did not evolve. CREATED!!!!!
@@Patriot326 dam who created animals? I got some real complaints.
Like why tf did he also create ticks, parasites, cancer, and STIs?
That speed is incredible, first time I see an Orca swim that fast!
It was a 60year old one.
They're very fast. A few whips of their tails and they close a wide gap really fast.
@@SGOV86 I believe she said 6 years old, at 60 she will be very old by whale standards, well they typically have a lifespan close to humans.
@@bttawfiq ow....😅
Ye that was fast, shark never saw it coming
She went so fast that it was truely beautiful to watch. The power of a orca , especially a grandmother is magical to me.
Nothing beautiful about it!
@@safanjadorff3340 okay well that’s my opinion. It’s nature. I’m not sure what you’re so offended about.
Lmaooo @@mckaelyntennison
The Creator exist
@@user-uu6tx6zt7q you mean Jesus? Because yes he does.
The comments are ridiculous. A mature Great White is 20ft in length and 2200kgs. A mature Orca is 32ft in length and 11,000kgs. Theres zero contest. The mammal is far larger. More intelligent. Has a far greater bite force and attacks in numbers. How anyone even considers the shark as a winner is delusional.
The acceleration before impact was amazing by that orca
Yeah, so much for thinking that if I see one I'll just swim as fast as I can to safety usually no more than 20 to 30 feet away
bro the power of that 60 year old ORCA is absolutely stunning!! Had to watch that charge at least 10 times thru
Imagine a 20 year old Orca male doing it.
@@bassage13It would probably have been less impressive than what this grandma Orca did, Orca society is matriarchal and the leader of every pod is a mother/grandmother and they’re the ones who teach the rest all of their skills, so even though a young male Orca may be more physically strong it lacks the technically and expertise that the grandma Orca has.
So yeah my bets are on granny lol
So you are expert now @@ATMEIDAREYAIDOUBLEDAREYA
The speed on something that big is incredible
Yes, it wasn’t made by a big bang in the universe he was created by GOD himself can’t you tell by speed and his strength🎉
Now remember honey, if the teacher says that "the shark is the apex predator," during class today, what do you do? "I raise my hand and say "You want to tell her that?" "And then I hand him my phone so he can watch the video." "Good Girl!" 😂😂😂
Killer in 1st name is not for joke its for warning
They have never attacked a person in the wild. But they do get dangerous when you take them out of their habitat and put them in captivity. They are not even whales.They are the Largest species of the Dolphin family.
Apparently great is for joke 😅
Killer Whale is a poor translation. Portuguese sailors called them “whale killers” but in that language the adjective the adjective (killer) precedes the noun (whale). Because indeed they hunt, kill and eat whales. Plus, they are not whales, they are porpoises.
@@CorePathway to be precise, Orcas are generally whales, even dolphins are. it depends how far down you go in families and sub-families.
there is Whale > tooth whale > dolphins = part of tooth whales, where for example sperm whales are another. there are also different species of the families after. means there are different species of dolphins and same goes for sperm whales (there is not THE sperm whale)
Yeah, but the "whale" part is, since it's a dolphin after all.
imagine getting smacked dead by a grandma. it will forever become a meme and a cautionary for all other sharks.
Na!
They know orca better that we do?
Calm down, that shark was way smaller so never had a chance anyway
@@knossostellel-amarna8502wouldnt matter what size it was
@@knossostellel-amarna8502a full grown great white woulda got smacked the same. A full grown orca has at least 5000 pounds on him. That’s light work lol
the other sharks dont know that happened. they never know all the sharks killed unless they see it :s sorry for being grumpy
Orcas are over everyone’s shenanigans. Attacking boats, sharks, and everything in between.
They’re the thugs of the sea
I’m with the orca’s!
Can they attack the wicked in power next?
In Orca’s defence, Japanese and Indonesian fishing vessels do target them. They’re probably wary of boats.
@@Laraine3 that’s not good, I love orca’s
"Scientists believe that it's the first time a single Orca was recorded killing one of the Oceans most feared predators." Seriously? They never heard of the Schramm incident from Oct. 10, 1997?
That's what I thought too, and the guy is the video said Orcas and great whites are similar size. Large prey Orca are the biggest of Orca and are several times the mass of an average great while. It's not even a fair fight. It's just a fish to these Orca.
Scientists actually do not know their butt's from a hole in the ground. They sit in universities and make crap up just to get more funding. This has been going on for eons.
Great white sharks are in fact just fish@@d.t.bigley7254
@@d.t.bigley7254 That's incorrect, some great white sharks measure 26 feet and weight around 5,000 lbs. Most of that is muscle, where as an orca it's mostly fat. So its relatively in the ballpark same size, orcas just weigh more.
That was a juvinelle great white shark as well.
RIP Jaws, we will never forget you.
😂😂😂😭
Mammals for the win! 😂🎉
@@harurubenmammal superiority baby 🫡
Free Willy got Jaws!
Remember the movie Orca
That orca was giving that shark a free liver transplant. He's taking out that shark's liver and replacing it with sea water.
😂😂😂
They couldn’t resist the “climate change” hysteria comment with absolutely zero evidence to support it.
Hmm. Hannibal Orca will eat its liver with fava beans and a glass of Chianti! 😃
That is Sophia she is a 60 year old matriarch. She is one of those that is an expert shark hunter.
@@juniorkawai6131Don’t kill the joke mane
That 60 year old grandmother is no joke.
No bullshit
Don't mess with the Grandmother Orca if she has just watched the John Wick saga. 😂
🦈Where the hell did grandma come from???
@@centurione6489
It's like Freddy Krueger, from his nightmare.
And that Great white is a grown ass adult, holy crap
Imagine your on a boat and that orca damages the bottom of the boat and you start sinking slowly knowing your gonna be in the water with that orca
That speed is absolutely terrifying
that Orca broke the sound barrier *under water*
And thats 4x faster than through air. So yeah, really fast.
@@Carl-LaFong1618 1,500 m/s or 3,355 miles per hour lol, something tells me there would be nothing left of Mr. Shark
How do you know that? Where did the video mention that?
@@SpikoDreams
sheesh, seriously?
@@SpikoDreams He's joking man. No animal is capable of traveling at speeds that break the sound barrier
Grandma Sophia:- these days I just spend time at my retirement home hunting down great white Sharks for fun.
Also for the livers that $hit$ like candy
Grew up in the northwest and saw orcas regularly. At an early age I knew I was seeing something very special and quickly found love and respect for them. They were so fast, gliding by with silent speed. We did see their prey occasionally flying through the air with a powerful tail swat. No doubt, they're in charge. I've also fished Guadalupe Island as an adult, seeing many giant great whites there. The great whites are massive, toothy critters that humans have no chance against. They have no chance against the orcas...
Great white shark: "I own this turf."
Also Great white shark: "Why is the final boss theme song playing." 👀
Orca: "Hello, shark."
@@isaacblanco160
😂😂😂
@@tidusjecht9143 If you were the shark, what would you say?
@@isaacblanco160
Oh fu@$ !!!
Now Dory can say "Fish are friends not food" because technically, the GW Shark is a fish.😅
60 years old and she’s still got it. Amazing how animals age compared to humans.
Those who don't work out age quicker
@@June28Julyexactly humans are very capable at 60 years old if they take care of themselves
For real, my 69 year old Labrador runs laps around me
Bit more go in her than old Frida up the Road and she's 58 .
You do know we live far longer than most animals, right?
I've never heard anyone argue that a shark is stronger than an orca. I think most people see them as the most terrifying animal on earth
I think that people fear more sharks than orcas. I think that it is more along the line that instinctively we fear sharks. We think of them as mindless killing machines and monsters. I think that we don't really fear killer whales or dolphins even though they can be very dangerous.
I've seen it a lot. People genuinely believe great white sharks are stronger than killer whales. It is baffling.
@@jackmagnellWell some people still believe the Earth is flat. Sadly , stupid people also have internet access.😅
Not more terrifying than an alligator/croc.... well, to me at least.
@@Just_A_Casual_Fan_SorrySpose you’ve seen it for yourself 🤷♂️🤦♂️
I have seen videos where dolphins just randomly attack a Great White shark just swimming minding his business. White sharks are probably the most chill species in the Ocean.
Not bad for a grandma! One moment she is knitting stockings or some mittens for the grandkids, the next she is eating great white shark liver with her tea and biscuits! Amazing!
lol!
Grandma's got the smoke.
Mawmaw wildin’ out here 😂
I had no idea orcas were that fast 😳😳😳
They still are.
ARE YOU SERIOUS ? SEA FOOD IS VERY FAST !
You never seen an orca swim so fast that it can jump out of the water and clear a kid standing in the way? 🤔
A lot of sea creatures are extremely fast in the ocean. Tuna, orcas, swordfish.
Ever see a video of tuna going nearly full blast? It's actually damn scary. Especially them being so large.
@@MidnightToker24lmao. Good point
My favorite thing about Orcas is how they truly seem self-aware of the fact that they are the most badass killing machine in the ocean. So they're generally very cool calm and collected because they instinctively know, no one can mess with them.
I noticed this too about orcas. I cant really say what i base my opinion on, but they do seem to be aware of how strong they are. Maybe its the way they act around humans and small prey. Nevertheless, its very impressive and very unique. I cant think of a predator that seems to be this self-aware in that sense. It also makes them also cooler too
Ausser dem Menschen leider, denn der ist der größte Killer
Except Humans..............because Humans Suck!
Ahh. The Wolves of the ocean. Such majestic mammals.
@@MrKrusten I think they are very smart hunters and their hunting tactics + speed = Victory
an orca chooses small white sharks carefully, which is why it is more intelligent than you😂
"Grandma, how are you liking retirement?"
_Oh, I keep myself busy with this n' that...._
😂
Granny aint having any bullshit. Gotta feed the family.
All hail the Queen!
Most Orca vs shark kills are personal. Not for food.
By personal i mean Orcas just don't like Sharks and will kill all of the sharks in their breeding areas or where the food they eat lives
Wow, I never knew that. Where did you learn of this?@drunkpaulocosta9301
@@drunkpaulocostaat least orcas will eat the sharks’ livers though
That 60 year old grandma showed that Shark who's [still] the boss of the ocean.
Never underestimate a granny 😅
She is not only a grandma but a great great great grandma.
No baby shark for you!!! LOL
Grandmother " John Wick " Orca
These grandma jokes are getting tiresome.
The guy said that an orca is stronger in some ways because a White Shark has a more devastating bite.
Orcas have higher bite force, but the teeth of a white shark are so sharp and serrated that the difference is like being stabbed with a fork versus a knife.
Orcas are at the top of the ocean food chain for a reason. They are at the very top of the apex predator mountain. Intelligent, creative, fast and strong.
They are not the top of the food chain. Pilot Whales hunt and sometimes eat orcas.
Indeed , Great whites only look scarier .
But if it comes down to it , and something happens to drive extinction , the shark has a better chance in that department .
But for now , orcas remain too oceanic apex predator
I'd say a sperm whale is pretty much also at the top of that food chain.
@@raylopez99I was going to say the same thing.
Wolves of the sea.
“In some cases probably even more powerful than a white shark.”
Umm… when is it not more powerful than a white shark? They’re 3-4 times the mass of a white shark and can move just as fast.
Yeah right? I mean he also a marine biologist?? What the dude yappin!?
Orcas in similar size to Great White are stronger and faster, not to mention way more intelligent too.
And a stronger bite force.
the "expert" was an impostor
It was poor wording. A not fully grown Orca could be smaller than a very large shark and thus reverse the roles. But clearly, adult vs adult sees all the advantages on the Orca side.
@@Ganiscol Ummm....a not fully grown orca, can still be larger than the largest white shark. The orca is just a larger animal overall. Even juvenile orcas can overpower fully grown white sharks.
That speed and impact was violent
Orcas are big too. That’s like getting hit by a train.
@nicoleharp6585 ah man imagine being a surfer and getting hit like that by them. Luckily they don't hurt humans but could you imagine that fast with that much weight behind it? your done.
@@motorcyclestig8539 that's a myth. They have been known to go after people. It's not common but it happens.
@@TimDyck and sea world would know about it too
@TimDyck I've seen aton of videos of people swimming, paddle boarding, water skiing etc and they get close but never touch. I mean I'm sure they have had to taste us to find out we don't taste good lol so im sure they it's happened once.
That attack speed, wow.
Orca is probably like “apex predator my ass”
Orca was reading UA-cam comments on shark videos.
Imagine being that shark and turning around just to see a glimpse of a giant torpedo grandma 1 split second away from tearing you apart
😂😂😂😂😂
Shark: Just existing
Killer whale: I took that personal
When they said that this behaviour could have been brought about by "climate change", they lost me.
They lie.
My golf game is not the best these days. I'm going to chalk it up to climate change.
It was a perfectly Orcastrated attack.
Great catch
Underrated comment
I like the way you think.
Epic pun!
Well played!
"In some cases even more powerful thatn a great white shark" ... This guy has a PHD???
And he claims you can usually spot killer whales swimming in the ocean
Lol. I noticed too
Education does not equal intelligence...look around you.
he should be so embarrassed.
@@livyourjourney No, he shouldn't. He knows a thousand times more about the ocean, AND its creatures than you. Stop trying to downplay this man's achievements because of a sentence or two. Utterly ridiculous.
What got me was the actual speed of the orca. I never thought they could move that fast.
And just lately a pod of orcas sank a sailboat in the Straight of Gibraltar! Although the news did not mention what happened to the crew! I do wonder if they became a snack. Apparently we taste like chicken.
I bet that huge tail helps.
They can even create waves to splash off sitting seals on ice sheets
Yeah and they keep them in swimming pools at Seaworld
Orca can move very fast. Their speed can be up to 40 mph or more. Orca are very fast in the water and can easily keep up with an average speed boat at 30 mph.
Dude I was born in Miami and have watched Poor Lolita build that speed in her small performing tank at the Miami Seaquarium. She would just swim underwater real fast and come out and leap in the air. They don't need much space to get up to that speed....
You never seen a great white shark do a double take before 😆
😂😂😂😂😂😂
saw, not seen.
The speed and ferocity is incredible
Grandma Orca, teaching her legendary great white shark hunting skills
That Great White will not be able to use that lesson in this life though. Orca must’ve turned her radar off; the Great White never saw it coming.
DO NOT mess with an ORCA, baby. GRANDMA OR NOT !!!
Orcas and hippos always getting underestimated over sharks and crocodiles
Exactly
What is the connection between orcas and hippos?
@@Romulan2469 both getting underestimated compared to other animals they'd totally whoop
@@drumrollplease631 Hardly since hippos are mostly feared by crocodiles and the hippo is the deadliest large land mammal on the planet. The orca is also not underestimated, it is at the top of the food chain in the seas.
@@Romulan2469orcas vs GW's and hippos vs crocodiles. 😑
Everybody say that the shark is a baby, but it looks small next to an orca, because people don't really get how big the orca is, if you saw that shark next to your boat, you would think it was big.
All facts right here. I went to Hawaii and did the shark experience in a glass cage. A 12 foot shark is considered small but when it gets up close…it’s huge and longer than a car. An orca swimming that fast at that size is amazing and scary
It's not the first time actually, this behavior was noted by and photographed by researcher Peter Pyles in the 1980's at the Farallon Islands off California. An Orca mother was teaching a calf how to take down the shark, than removing the sharks liver and consuming it.
If you google about it you see "First time" every year
Definitely true! There's still old footage of that around UA-cam as well!
Or of Jacques Cousteau off the PNG coast where Orca swam from the deep blue depths to deliver to him while scuba diving two giant hammer heads. After seeing that display, where they were 4 times the weight, maybe even 8 times the sharks weight! How can we even begin to think that Great Whites stand a chance?
Just because you caught it on camera once doesn't mean it doesn't happen all the time.
Exactly. But believe science - it's only because of climate change😂.
😂 I know right, "scientists" arrogance is unreal.
First time "believed" to be captured on camera. just meant no other videos are believed to exist previously of single attack. not all killer whales target Great whites. (for their livers) if they did, they would be extinct by now. but they are declining. in part thanks to a pair of killer whales named port and Starbard.
They didn’t explain how this is climate change at all either?
@@jphansen5299these people are so brainwashed by their masters they probably go to bed murmuring "climate change....climate change..."
The shark was caught lacking and paid the ultimate price.
*slipping
@@CrackheadHuntersDopeDealerNope, lacking is correct.
Correct@@CrackheadHuntersDopeDealer
@@TunnelJumper Wrong. It's not lacking. "Lacking" is what these 2010s kids say. it sounds corny. Slippin' is 1980s-1990s gang sh*t. Back during the war days. No crip in the 1980s would say "caught lackin'." That wasn't even a term. It was "caught slippin'."
@@bikotheanimator6169”I’m slippin, I’m fallin, I gotta get up”
The average adult orca is 23-32 feet long and can weigh up to 12,000 pounds. On average, female great white sharks are 15-16 feet long and weigh 1,500-2,450 lbs, while males are only 11-13 feet long and weigh 1,151-1,700 lbs. Even the largest great white sharks only grow to be 20-21 feet long and weigh 4,000 lbs. When orcas appear in an area, sharks will leave and not return to that area for up to a year.
The largest orca ever recorded was a 38 - 40 foot male and around 12 tons, imagine a monster like that ramming even a large boat at 40mph like they regularly move 😲
It's like the shark didn't even realize the Orca was coming in hot until it has closed half the distance. Wild for a creature of that size.
Yeah, they're an apex predator, they don't really have a flight reflex :-D Not may other marine animals literally run them over at full speed.
@@misarthim6538 I hope the sharks learn to fight back.
@@AJzilllaPro How? Orcas are bigger, heavier, stronger and more intelligent than sharks. There is no chance in hell for them to fight back.
@@lktzu2821 I hope they fight in other ways such as targeting Orca calf's .
This grandma packs some punch. It hit that shark like a locomotive.
The shark only saw it at the last minute! Now you know how we feel sir!!!
😂😂
😂
Your comment was more accurate & fact based than this goofy ass report
Mammal's revenge.
Orca: I saw Jaws movie.
Shark: But it was only a movie.
🤣
Great comment! Exactly! 💯
The guy really said an Orca is probably stronger 😂😂😂😂 Its like Mike Tyson vs Britney Spears
Why am I addicted to these Orca videos?
ME TOO Lmao it's been 1 week i've watched many videos about orca😂
same here 😆
Because orcas are magnificent and badass
extinction it must be aplied to orca and shark to keep waters safe
Imagine you have a small boat and a orca does that 😂. Like Willy you’re already free.
Willy wants payback!
Maybe my favorite movie as a kid😊
@@bantehayes9973 I remember watching it all the time I was little, haven't seen it in years, though.
@@toxicghost58 same.
Wait until they run out of sharks to eat
You think sharks hear the Jaws theme in their head when they see a killer whale dorsal fin poking above the surface?
I heard it!❤
😂
Nah they hear Rpg final boss music.
No
😂
That looked straight out of a movie scene
Never underestimate the power of grandmas ❤❤
or the power of CLIMATECHANGE!!!!!!!!!
I think this is the 1st time ever that there's been a video like this.
Google Orca Farallon Islands - you'll get a similar video from 1997(ish) where a female was training a young orca and had caught an elephant seal when a Great White mistakenly thought it could invite itself to the party....
Yes!
There a lot on UA-cam.
@@fablewallsI saw that. It was a special on the Discovery Channel called The Whale That Ate Jaws.
I have an idea....how about showing the video, instead of clips off the shelf and looking at some dude talking. D-
Knowing it’s a Grandmother orca made me very happy
Orcas are a matriarchal society
Ok that is disgusting. TMI
Orcas are matriarchal. She's probably the leader of her pod.
The drone footage makes both animals look waaaay smaller than they actually are in real life
The speed it hit that shark was impressive.
That orca tackled that GW like it was her effing job 😅
That orca was fast asf
that's was hella fast. You can see the shark realized the situation pretty quickly, but wasn't able to turn around fast enough.
Nothing is in the same league as an orca. They are amazing animals.
They are pretty much wolves of the sea
To be fair the ocras almost twice the size of the shark.
You’re correct sir, that’s a baby great white vs full grown killer whale. It wouldn’t have done that to a adult greet white, but I believe they have said that killer wales have hunted adult grewt whites before just in packs not solo
Great whites can get quite large. I suspect this one in the video was a juvenile.
I have read of single, male orcas ramming white adult sharks from below, flipping them over, the orca then has almost complete control of the shark while it is in some kind of dazed state after being hit and being upside down.
I suspect this type of male orca has lots of experience with white sharks.
Lol
@KAZ109 oh yes it would have done that to a full size 20ft great white. There is no match. The great white would never ever win. The orca is 4 times it's weight and just as fast. Please.
Damn messed that great white up like it was an appetizer.
That impact must have caused massive internal trauma.
They basically took a cool story and turned it into politics and bulls**t misinformation 😂
Yep, sad.
It’s painful.
Lol. Yep.
My thoughts exactly. Everything for the agenda.
Exactly! This propaganda is getting really old. It’s not hyperbole to say damn near every video I watch somehow they will find a way to mention global warming. Every single time I want to learn something new I have to listen to this bs being slipped in somehow. It’s become totally predictable. I see a story about someone stubbing their toe and I think let’s click on this to see how they find a way to blame it on global warming.
Just shocking the speed in water and the sheer size and agility of it. stunning
That burst of speed was absolutely incredible
she was influenced by the climate, duhhh
What isn’t being blamed on climate change? The climate is constantly changing and SUV’s aren’t the cause.