Thanks for watching! It's impossible for us to know what Hvaldimir exactly feels and thinks, and although some might see this as a beautiful interaction between humans and animals, in hindsight I personally see him as a sad example of our actions. Although Hvaldimir has learned to find fish and survive on his own (which is a miracle), it's likely that he'll never have the "social skills" to join a beluga pod, even if he ever found one (there are no pods here on the coast of Norway). But maybe he's happy with interacting with humans every now and then... who knows! Sorry it was a short video this time! If you're new here and liked it then have a look at my other (whale) videos as well 🙂
Thank you for an update on Hvaldimir! He is beautiful, and I loved that he was taught to fish and take care of himself. I saw the video of the fishermen removing the harness he had on, and have wondered how he is doing. I grew up in Oslo, now live in Oregon, USA, and love the beauty of Northern Norway during winter. I subscribed, and look forward to more videos. Stay safe, and thank you for posting! PS I listened to you speaking Finnish in another video of yours - it is a beautiful language to listen to even though I don’t understand it. :-) I enjoy listening to languages even when I don’t understand them; they all sound so different, which I find fascinating.
I’m glad to see that you understand how encouraging behavior from whales like this is a great risk to them. I wish, for the sake of this individual whale and marine mammals in general, that you take this video down. Tens of thousands of people have watched this, and many of them will want to have this “experience” themselves. If you really care about this animal and his species, maybe you should do a video about the danger this puts his kind into. Touching marine mammals, feeding them, petting them, attempting to change their behavior at all is wildlife harassment. In US waters, this is not only discouraged but illegal. If you care about their well-being, _leave them alone._ Observe from a distance. Do not approach them. Do not encourage them to approach you.
Same with me. I love to watch the ones at that the aquarium where you can watch their reactions to people playing music, looking curiously at penguins during Covid lockdown, interacting playfully with children and everything else! Plus I think they really are happy there.
Looks like he had a little bump but thankfully they have a high pain tolerance, antimicrobial compounds in their blubber and owing to their extremely strong anti-cancer genes and aforementioned, they heal up much more quickly and completely than we do
He may lacked beluga whale friends, but he is certainly not alone in Norway. Some kind people there continue to look after him. What a cute and smart animal.
@@beaverinthekitchen896 I know what u mean, I dont want people to starve, but I dont want them hunted and killed to extinction like japan and china would do. Different cultures I know but I dont give a shit. There not just some brainless fish
Hvaldimir is a social animal. He needs interaction with his "pod" or family. If all he knows are humans as his pod, then he shouldn't be ignored. Should he be treated like a petting zoo animal? Of course not, but he shouldn't be treated like he isn't there either. Since we don't know what he wants, let him do the approaching. There is a bittersweet story of Luna - an orca that adopted people in a Canadian harbor town. He apparently lost his pod and had no one to interact with except people. He constantly begged for attention The Canadian government, believing it was acting in Luna's best interest, made it a law to ignore the orca. Luna eventually died when he got too close to a boat's propellers one night after have been ignored by the people in the harbor. There's some good UA-cam videos of Luna and his story.
Wild animals belong in their own environment !! We need to stop being selfish and stop putting them in a zoo or aquariums!! Let's take care of nature now before is too late
Claudia Palacios. - l agree with Nogs Galogs. There is a zoo locally that is free. It is mostly funded by donors. It is old and beautiful. It improves the areas for the animals. It has a pair of snow leopards and their baby. Snow leopards are hunted. I believe that some day a zoo may be the only place to see a species that is extinct in the wild due to climate change and being hunted. Not all zoos are bad. Many love their animals and give them wonderful care. Especially if the zoo is free. They are not profiting from attendance.
Claudia Palacios l think you might want to concentrate on hunters and poachers. ... or do you approve of that? Many zoos do provide habitats for animals like they live in, in the wild minus hunters and poachers.
@Jennifer Love You might want to do some research about animals in the wild. Then research animals in the zoos that provide habitat. You'd rather look at an animal in "pictures". Really?? Climate change is here and it is not improving habitats. Do you also prefer animals hunted and killed as long as they're in the wild? Do you approve of trophy hunters?
@Jennifer Love l have a life that includes having property that is a certified wildlife habitat. I was expressing my opinion and asking an honest question. Sounds like you need to "get a life."
Here in Ireland a bottle-nose dolphin that lived in a bay in Dingle, County Kerry has disappeared in the last week. He first appeared 37 years ago and in all that time was never not observed in the harbour mouth or bay for more than a few hours, but now at an estimated age of 45, it seems old age may have caught up with him and he has died and been carried out to sea. These animals are a gift to be treated with great respect and care and to teach our kids about.
BELUGA: "uhmm sir can you give me a massage? I'm so tired" (pets beluga) BELUGA: "YAAAAAAAAS! THATS IT! mmoooore!" (stops petting beluga) BELUGA: "why did you stop sir!?" (tries to start boat) BELUGA: (follows boat) "noooo nuh-uh if the propellers hit me it will all be into your hands mate" (stops boat) (heard the beluga making sounds as if it is talking) BELUGA: (taps boat's fender) "yeah attah' boy!you are going nowhere. Unless you finish massaging me cause i've been tired of.. (laid rubber boat) BELUGA: "O M G!? Is this..really for me?! Thank you soooo much you so you finally understand how tiring it is to swim and swim and swim.. Thank you guys! Now let me just find the (tries to look under the boat for entrance) hole, door or maybe stairs so i can get it? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
God, now I'm worried about the orcas getting him. Poor guy. He's obviously had human interaction his whole life, it'd be cruel just to cut off contact out of nowhere. He must be so confused. I hope he's doing okay, and has a long happy life.
I avoid aquariums and zoos it just breaks my heart to see large beautiful creatures like this whale and or land creatures being penned or caged in. Thanks for sharing this very sad and yet real life story.
@@AlluringArctic some aquariums/zoos are okay.. my local aquarium is actually supports research and tries to rehabilitate/release as many animals as possible. They work on helping keeping kelp forest off the coast balanced. All seafood served is fished ethically too. Animals are only in displays for a couple hours at a time before switching. Just research where u visit.
Well, I would recommend doing some research on the zoos that are around your area. Not all of them are just taking animals from their natural habitats, there are zoos and aquariums helping out in research and coaevarion efforts to protect animals species, and a lot of times animals found in creditable facilities are eirher born in captivity or have been rescued from bad situations, and if they end up not being able to survive in the wild, then they're kept on the facility where they have a chance to live. Of course no animal should be in captivity, but there is a difference between caring for the animal and using them for your own gain that only interests humans.
i agree it's not okay to touch an animal in the wild, but here he came to you and "allowed" you (because obviously he was used to it if he was really trained). glad he learned how to find food by himself. hope he's doing okay and living a good life. good to know that if he needs something he can always go to the kind people looking after him. :)
Despite the word "whale" in their species name in English, belugas are classified in the dolphin side of cetaceans. Hence the human friendly behavior of your new friend. Also, this one behaves like a tamed animal. We cannot be sure of his history, but we know that some armies train cetaceans for underwater missions, like sticking a magnetic mine to enemy vessel hulls (hence the harness? ) I hope he can now fish his own food, although belugas usually hunt in groups. This one looks lonely. Unlike common dolphin family clans, beluga pods are not stable, any individual can temporarily join any pod. What about your beluga? Maybe he has been educated to prefer human given food? A way to prevent him from swimming away...
The harness originally had a GoPro mount. But who knows what he was originally trained for. Unfortunately there are no beluga pods on the coast here. Only every now and then a single young beluga "gets lost" and finds its way to Norway. Mostly they stick to Svalbard etc..
They actually look like their from the dolphin family so I always wondered if they were despite the name cause I didn’t know orcas were part of the dolphin family either, you learn something new everyday
Hello...I just wanted to say, I just watched your reactions and responses to the Beluga whale, and share what I know about those beautiful whales...When I was up in Churchill Manitoba, I went on a boat ride over to an island and the Beluga whales when we stopped would surround our boat, and they were so curious. They would look right into my eyes and just float there and watch you....If you reached down they seem to be communicating with you....I have never been so taken with such a mammal. They give birth to live babies and feed them milk....They are marvellous. What a thrill I had to just be near them. An experience of Love between humans an animals I will never forget....Thank you for sharing you video....Truly grateful. Carolyn D Hogarth
It's so sad to see why these animals got to be lonely, why you gotta separate them can't you just take the whole pod when you capture them :< but in the first place why capture them at all 😢
I just hope that Beluga is still alive today in July of 2021, and not getting too close to the back of big boats, or little ones for that matter. So adorable they are.
He’s so sweet I love to hear humans being kind and caring brings me hope in a world where we don’t always do right by our sentient freinds I hope to see such a beautiful site for myself someday x
Beautiful animal so sad to see it alone and nit in pod. Nevertheless your part in it was very honorable and informative. Great video hope the best for that beautiful whale.❤
Thank you for a great video Juho, that must have been an amazing two hours watching him play with you? You will remember that moment for a very long time. Life is made of such moments. Hope you and all your viewers are doing well at this time.
👍Aawwww 😍I love beluga whales!!!! 🎁 They’re so humanistic. We have some at the Georgia Aquarium and I have bonded with them. I swear they remember me and recognize me with I visit. They’re so sweet. Thank you for sharing this footage. 🤗💝🤗
Ah, the devs are considering a major server change to a new anthropocene meta soon. They're playtesting a new balance patch right now to see how some players adjust.
Maybe he was just lonely so extra friendly. Great story. Thank you sharing the good and bad of the situation. Stay safe, healthy and happy. Thanks again for the info re Arktika. Hope we have a chance to meet someday. I hope you are enjoying the incredible snow this year.
Just so you know. This IS NOT A WILD BORN beluga whale. It was trained by Russian military and escaped. Video of its harness being cut off can be found on UA-cam.
Great video Juho, wonderful story and so,far a happy ending. So glad his harness got removed as it was clearly restricting him. Stay safe and happy sailing. Andy UK
The bad part of being friendly with these creatures is that they get cut up by the propeller and die. It's a shame the prop can't have some type of guard around them.
He looks so lonely! Thanks for the video! I wonder if it would be best for him to be "adopted" and cared for? Or if he could be trained to be reunited with a pod? And it's definitely strange / suspicious that nobody has come forward with a story about a lost beluga they had trained. Belugas have like 4 times the number of forebrain neurons of dogs, and 2 times the number of ravens!
Thanks for thr update. I was happy with the footage but your update of this famous whale made my day in that he seems to be doing well surviving and adapting in the free open waters.
Oh it isn't good that the whale is familiarized with following boats :(( Hope the whale it's still alive because not everyone on the sea is going to be nice to it.
Thanks for watching! It's impossible for us to know what Hvaldimir exactly feels and thinks, and although some might see this as a beautiful interaction between humans and animals, in hindsight I personally see him as a sad example of our actions. Although Hvaldimir has learned to find fish and survive on his own (which is a miracle), it's likely that he'll never have the "social skills" to join a beluga pod, even if he ever found one (there are no pods here on the coast of Norway). But maybe he's happy with interacting with humans every now and then... who knows!
Sorry it was a short video this time! If you're new here and liked it then have a look at my other (whale) videos as well 🙂
Thank you for an update on Hvaldimir! He is beautiful, and I loved that he was taught to fish and take care of himself. I saw the video of the fishermen removing the harness he had on, and have wondered how he is doing. I grew up in Oslo, now live in Oregon, USA, and love the beauty of Northern Norway during winter. I subscribed, and look forward to more videos. Stay safe, and thank you for posting! PS I listened to you speaking Finnish in another video of yours - it is a beautiful language to listen to even though I don’t understand it. :-) I enjoy listening to languages even when I don’t understand them; they all sound so different, which I find fascinating.
I feel so sad for him. He’s probably lonely 😔
I’m glad to see that you understand how encouraging behavior from whales like this is a great risk to them. I wish, for the sake of this individual whale and marine mammals in general, that you take this video down. Tens of thousands of people have watched this, and many of them will want to have this “experience” themselves. If you really care about this animal and his species, maybe you should do a video about the danger this puts his kind into. Touching marine mammals, feeding them, petting them, attempting to change their behavior at all is wildlife harassment. In US waters, this is not only discouraged but illegal. If you care about their well-being, _leave them alone._ Observe from a distance. Do not approach them. Do not encourage them to approach you.
@@darkprose did u read the post, stfu
Alluring Arctic Thank you for sharing the information you learned after encountering the Beluga. I am glad he is able to find food himself now.
I swear it's like watching a fish-shaped marshmallow being happy. I'm now so happy and very relaxed. Thank you!
Please see my UA-cam
Good comparison 🤭🤣
Same with me. I love to watch the ones at that the aquarium where you can watch their reactions to people playing music, looking curiously at penguins during Covid lockdown, interacting playfully with children and everything else!
Plus I think they really are happy there.
You ARE NOT GOD !!!!!!
now marshmallows are happy
poor little buddy hurt his chin on something, i hope his curiosity doesn't get the best of him
I noticed, as well. Poor baby...
Looks like he had a little bump but thankfully they have a high pain tolerance, antimicrobial compounds in their blubber and owing to their extremely strong anti-cancer genes and aforementioned, they heal up much more quickly and completely than we do
I just can’t get over how cute these whales are.. they just have cuteness written all over their faces.
I know, right? Such sweet faces! Beautiful creatures we must protect.
@@tk50000
Who here cares what something is when they're that cute?
Belugas have a megamind type head
Dolphins and belugas are both whales
Watching them brings a smile to my face. They just seem so loving and also come across to have cheeky personalities. So beautiful.
He's so cute, it's hard to imagine that people still hunt these beautiful inquisitive animals.
such a beautiful creature.....
Cough cough japan
@Kyle Rhein Innocent species?
@@mwcinci cough cough canada, cough russia, cough greenland, cough alaska
@@Xyrone23 compare native culture with commercial fishing, I dare you
It would’ve taken every fiber of my soul to not jump in and hug the whale
Same
Honey i will look from a distance 😂
hehe xd good way to go
Hypothermia would kick in
SAMEE!!
Ahhh, that’s Hvaldimir!! Hi you sweet sweet baby!!
He may lacked beluga whale friends, but he is certainly not alone in Norway. Some kind people there continue to look after him. What a cute and smart animal.
Thank GOD there caring people and not some godawful countries that would kill it for food.
@@jasonmcgrath205 Fortunately, the waters of Norway are far from the Chinese.
Jason McGrath sometime people have no choice they have to eat but I do understand where your coming from
@@beaverinthekitchen896 I know what u mean, I dont want people to starve, but I dont want them hunted and killed to extinction like japan and china would do. Different cultures I know but I dont give a shit. There not just some brainless fish
I hope this is accurate
Beluga Whales are so friendly and adorable. One of my favorite animals.
Hvaldimir is a social animal. He needs interaction with his "pod" or family. If all he knows are humans as his pod, then he shouldn't be ignored. Should he be treated like a petting zoo animal? Of course not, but he shouldn't be treated like he isn't there either. Since we don't know what he wants, let him do the approaching.
There is a bittersweet story of Luna - an orca that adopted people in a Canadian harbor town. He apparently lost his pod and had no one to interact with except people. He constantly begged for attention The Canadian government, believing it was acting in Luna's best interest, made it a law to ignore the orca. Luna eventually died when he got too close to a boat's propellers one night after have been ignored by the people in the harbor. There's some good UA-cam videos of Luna and his story.
you are absolutley right, good thinking
After reading your comment I went and found the documentary about Luna. Ugh! My heart is torn 💔😥
😢
Youre right though....no creature or being should be ignored.
The story of Luna was just so sad❤️
I heard this story. It's so sad tho 😞
I think belugas have the purest souls of any animal
Beluga: That dinghy is gorgeous....be my girlfriend.
Inflatable doll lol
Hey girl you float my world
“Pls be my waifu!”
Oh please it's just being a puppy who wants to play with his/her toy 🥰
Why is it bad to feed him? If he has acclimatized to people why ostracize him?
Wild animals belong in their own environment !! We need to stop being selfish and stop putting them in a zoo or aquariums!! Let's take care of nature now before is too late
Claudia Palacios. - l agree with Nogs Galogs. There is a zoo locally that is free. It is mostly funded by donors. It is old and beautiful. It improves the areas for the animals. It has a pair of snow leopards and their baby. Snow leopards are hunted. I believe that some day a zoo may be the only place to see a species that is extinct in the wild due to climate change and being hunted. Not all zoos are bad. Many love their animals and give them wonderful care. Especially if the zoo is free. They are not profiting from attendance.
Claudia Palacios l think you might want to concentrate on hunters and poachers. ... or do you approve of that?
Many zoos do provide habitats for animals like they live in, in the wild minus hunters and poachers.
@Jennifer Love You might want to do some research about animals in the wild. Then research animals in the zoos that provide habitat.
You'd rather look at an animal in "pictures". Really?? Climate change is here and it is not improving habitats.
Do you also prefer animals hunted and killed as long as they're in the wild? Do you approve of trophy hunters?
@Jennifer Love l have a life that includes having property that is a certified wildlife habitat.
I was expressing my opinion and asking an honest question. Sounds like you need to "get a life."
@Jennifer Love READ MY COMMENT AGAIN!!!
Omg he is the cutest thing
yep indeed 🥰
Right :)
Not to be rude but they have life too so you cant just say omg he is the cutest "thing"
@@sangitagadge2695 you’re really getting mad at someone for misgendering a whale. Wow
@@crispychris18 are you dumb kid? Read my comment once again
Video: Norway
People: Finnish
Whale: "Russian"
Hotel: Trivago
OMG I so hope he finds friends. Poor thing....I hope he's not lonely. Please oh please may he survive and thrive 🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋
I hope so too. I'm very sure they are able to commit suicide as well :(
They are very social creatures
He is lonely I think, but he has many who cares for him
Is Zeus you're God
@@matimus100 One of. Is he yours?
Here in Ireland a bottle-nose dolphin that lived in a bay in Dingle, County Kerry has disappeared in the last week. He first appeared 37 years ago and in all that time was never not observed in the harbour mouth or bay for more than a few hours, but now at an estimated age of 45, it seems old age may have caught up with him and he has died and been carried out to sea. These animals are a gift to be treated with great respect and care and to teach our kids about.
I think it’s sad that he was kept and released without knowing he can find food hopefully he can find fish so he stays alive
LagiNaLangAko23 that’s the theory
I’ve seen another video where a couple scientists studied his behaviour and found that he had been catching fish on a regular.
@LagiNaLangAko23 i think this is the most likely explanation. i doubt they would have released him on purpose with the harness still on.
Sounds like that whale story from free Willy
Doesn't look hungry. Looks happy and healthy
Imagine if he spent all his time w people..then stranded w only ppl who don’t know him. It makes me sad to worry about such heartbreak
Hopefully, if he can teach himself to fish, he might also learn to "beluga" and reintegrate into whale society.
Hope a group of belugas can make it till there.
hes a wild whale! law says nations have to mark them
@@SternenruferinPatchouli1 which law?
Wendy Muir last I heard is that the whale is doing fine around the Norwegian coastline
You are joking right? I’m pretty sure they have instincts! And the whale is obviously not starving.
BELUGA: "uhmm sir can you give me a massage? I'm so tired"
(pets beluga)
BELUGA: "YAAAAAAAAS! THATS IT! mmoooore!"
(stops petting beluga)
BELUGA: "why did you stop sir!?"
(tries to start boat)
BELUGA: (follows boat) "noooo nuh-uh if the propellers hit me it will all be into your hands mate"
(stops boat) (heard the beluga making sounds as if it is talking)
BELUGA: (taps boat's fender) "yeah attah' boy!you are going nowhere. Unless you finish massaging me cause i've been tired of..
(laid rubber boat)
BELUGA: "O M G!? Is this..really for me?! Thank you soooo much you so you finally understand how tiring it is to swim and swim and swim.. Thank you guys! Now let me just find the (tries to look under the boat for entrance) hole, door or maybe stairs so i can get it?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Like friendly aliens from our own planet!
@@CatNerfer3000 🤣
Marcos 989...I was wondering the same thing!
Awwwwww I love him stay safe little one!❤🐕🐕❤
God, now I'm worried about the orcas getting him. Poor guy. He's obviously had human interaction his whole life, it'd be cruel just to cut off contact out of nowhere. He must be so confused. I hope he's doing okay, and has a long happy life.
I wish someone would capture and move him to where other belugas are so that he can make friends and be safer.
I avoid aquariums and zoos it just breaks my heart to see large beautiful creatures like this whale and or land creatures being penned or caged in. Thanks for sharing this very sad and yet real life story.
agree with you..
@@AlluringArctic some aquariums/zoos are okay.. my local aquarium is actually supports research and tries to rehabilitate/release as many animals as possible. They work on helping keeping kelp forest off the coast balanced. All seafood served is fished ethically too. Animals are only in displays for a couple hours at a time before switching. Just research where u visit.
Well, I would recommend doing some research on the zoos that are around your area. Not all of them are just taking animals from their natural habitats, there are zoos and aquariums helping out in research and coaevarion efforts to protect animals species, and a lot of times animals found in creditable facilities are eirher born in captivity or have been rescued from bad situations, and if they end up not being able to survive in the wild, then they're kept on the facility where they have a chance to live. Of course no animal should be in captivity, but there is a difference between caring for the animal and using them for your own gain that only interests humans.
I am an expat living in Japan, nahh, nothing to research they are still in the dinosaur times regarding animals, here.
A SHIBA I was looking for this comment 👍
Lucky for the whale it looks cute, considering the fact that Norwegians love to eat whales
What a cutie pie. I wanna pet him too 😭
Absolute ADORABLE OVERLOAD and I'm jealous!!! I wanna roll around in da water wit him and hug him and kiss his jelly head and snuggle with him!!!
Very cool encounter, but yeah, also very sad. I hope he is doing OK on his own now.
They sent out a drone to see him last month. He looked fine and very healthy. Not thin at all. He's learned to fish very well.
@@11matt11 Awesome! Thanks for the update!
I just feel they are swaying repeating self- love affirmations : I am lovable..I'm adorable..I'm aware of my lovability ..
💔❤
Hvaldimir is back!! He has a penchant for stealing cameras. He’s super smart.
What an interesting story. I hope he is still keeping well and lives a long life.
That info portion at the end was every bit as fascinating as the actual video.
i agree it's not okay to touch an animal in the wild, but here he came to you and "allowed" you (because obviously he was used to it if he was really trained). glad he learned how to find food by himself. hope he's doing okay and living a good life. good to know that if he needs something he can always go to the kind people looking after him. :)
That whale is the equivalent to a child getting curious about what scientists are doing inside their lab
Heartbreaking seeing him in that inhumane harness!💔💔Thank you for your kindness & good heart.💖
Despite the word "whale" in their species name in English, belugas are classified in the dolphin side of cetaceans. Hence the human friendly behavior of your new friend.
Also, this one behaves like a tamed animal.
We cannot be sure of his history, but we know that some armies train cetaceans for underwater missions, like sticking a magnetic mine to enemy vessel hulls (hence the harness? )
I hope he can now fish his own food, although belugas usually hunt in groups. This one looks lonely.
Unlike common dolphin family clans, beluga pods are not stable, any individual can temporarily join any pod. What about your beluga? Maybe he has been educated to prefer human given food? A way to prevent him from swimming away...
The harness originally had a GoPro mount. But who knows what he was originally trained for.
Unfortunately there are no beluga pods on the coast here. Only every now and then a single young beluga "gets lost" and finds its way to Norway. Mostly they stick to Svalbard etc..
They actually look like their from the dolphin family so I always wondered if they were despite the name cause I didn’t know orcas were part of the dolphin family either, you learn something new everyday
Thank you for explaining afterwards! That was really informative.
Hello...I just wanted to say, I just watched your reactions and responses to the Beluga whale, and share what I know about those beautiful whales...When I was up in Churchill Manitoba, I went on a boat ride over to an island and the Beluga whales when we stopped would surround our boat, and they were so curious. They would look right into my eyes and just float there and watch you....If you reached down they seem to be communicating with you....I have never been so taken with such a mammal. They give birth to live babies and feed them milk....They are marvellous. What a thrill I had to just be near them. An experience of Love between humans an animals I will never forget....Thank you for sharing you video....Truly grateful. Carolyn D Hogarth
Wonderfull! Thank you for posting this.
It's so sad to see why these animals got to be lonely, why you gotta separate them can't you just take the whole pod when you capture them :< but in the first place why capture them at all 😢
I just hope that Beluga is still alive today in July of 2021, and not getting too close to the back of big boats, or little ones for that matter. So adorable they are.
Our Russian spies are so friendly and kind :)))
He’s so sweet I love to hear humans being kind and caring brings me hope in a world where we don’t always do right by our sentient freinds I hope to see such a beautiful site for myself someday x
What a beautiful animal.
They're so beautiful.
May they be protected at all cost.
Beautiful animal so sad to see it alone and nit in pod. Nevertheless your part in it was very honorable and informative. Great video hope the best for that beautiful whale.❤
Wow, that was something spectacular to see,beautiful
Thank you for a great video Juho, that must have been an amazing two hours watching him play with you? You will remember that moment for a very long time. Life is made of such moments. Hope you and all your viewers are doing well at this time.
👍Aawwww 😍I love beluga whales!!!! 🎁 They’re so humanistic. We have some at the Georgia Aquarium and I have bonded with them. I swear they remember me and recognize me with I visit. They’re so sweet. Thank you for sharing this footage. 🤗💝🤗
He's absolutely beautiful! I'm in love 💖💖💖💖😊
Wow, just wow, beautiful and friendly. I hope nothing unfortunate happens to it.
Really enjoyed your background story and the interaction.
What a sweet Whale he is. I wish him lots of love life and happiness. It would be hard not to be protective towards him.
He must have thought that the fenders and dinghy are his relatives. They have similar shapes and color.. 😂
@Ulf Knudsen ha ha was just about to write exactly the same comment
If I was there I would freaking jump out of the boat and hug him
I love belugas, they are gorgeous, I hope he keeps safe always, I'm so pleased he has learned to feed himself.
Even if it meant freezing to death I would still jump into that water to give him a hug.
I can settle the controversy right now. That’s my uncle Frank
Okay then bud 🙏
We as humans need to protect wildlife at all costs.
Great video. I'm glad he has finally learned to find his own food!
He's such a sweetie. I would definitely talk to him and pet him and yes I would probably give the poor thing a few fish.
Hopefully they nerf orca's in the next balance patch.
Nope
Ah, the devs are considering a major server change to a new anthropocene meta soon. They're playtesting a new balance patch right now to see how some players adjust.
I guess I’m still trynna comprehend why god decided to make a cute being 🥲🥲🥲🥲. I love ALL animals 🥹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Maybe he was just lonely so extra friendly. Great story. Thank you sharing the good and bad of the situation. Stay safe, healthy and happy. Thanks again for the info re Arktika. Hope we have a chance to meet someday. I hope you are enjoying the incredible snow this year.
hi Victor! thanks! COVID19 regulations are easing off next week here, we're heading off for some sailing+skiing soon! :)
That is the most adorable thing I have ever seen.
"hey quit playing with my dingy!"
Just so you know.
This IS NOT A WILD BORN
beluga whale. It was trained by Russian military and escaped. Video of its harness being cut off can be found on UA-cam.
What a cool soulful being . He is habituated , I hope he has a long well feed life . 🙏🏻🇺🇸⚓️
Omg... what a pure creature! I wanna hug it and protect it so much! 😭
Your vids are always special in one or another way. Great, thanks!
This is just so beautiful, thank you so much for sharing your video, New friend here..
Great video Juho, wonderful story and so,far a happy ending. So glad his harness got removed as it was clearly restricting him. Stay safe and happy sailing. Andy UK
The bad part of being friendly with these creatures is that they get cut up by the propeller and die. It's a shame the prop can't have some type of guard around them.
He’s a beautiful creature!
This whale has better social skills than me.
Thanks for this story and update.
I've always wondered why Norwegians speak better English than most English people.
What a beautiful and elegant sea animal !!!
yep indeed!
Beautiful explanation! Thanks for sharing...thanks for this oportunity!🥰
Such pure creatures ❤
No not a creature primate
Aaaaww ☺️ I’d of given him a nice friendly BOOP on his nozzle 👉 •___• *boop*
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such a magnificent creature, that cruelty we keep them in a small glass...great video.
Thanks for your video about the beautiful beluga whale, such curiosity just look dolphins really
The rich life of sailing thanks for sharing
I keep thinking, the whale might just bite and pull him down into the depths.
But nah... animals don’t kill for fun unlike humans
Plot twist: Actually he is a man that was cursed to be a whale and wanted them to save him
Oh my gosh!!! How sweet! Thank you for sharing such an awesome video! They are amazing creatures!
He looks so lonely! Thanks for the video!
I wonder if it would be best for him to be "adopted" and cared for? Or if he could be trained to be reunited with a pod?
And it's definitely strange / suspicious that nobody has come forward with a story about a lost beluga they had trained.
Belugas have like 4 times the number of forebrain neurons of dogs, and 2 times the number of ravens!
@@Thaleya1 Comrade Beluga?
Damn those communists dolphins!
@@Thaleya1 so has the US, suicide dolphins....
Suomi Finland mentioned wtf. These animals are extremely exciting
“Hello this is YOUR daily dose of internet.”
“Flying Whales” good song
oh damn this wholesome video comes with lore
My favorite animal was sharks but I think I found my new favorite animal
Thanks so much for sharing. Beautiful beautiful creature!
Idk what it is about Beluga whales that makes them so disarming. They seem genuinely friendly and desire to interact with we humans
Thanks for thr update. I was happy with the footage but your update of this famous whale made my day in that he seems to be doing well surviving and adapting in the free open waters.
I hope he doesn’t meet any Orcas :( that worries me a lot. Hopefully he knows to stay away from them.
Oh it isn't good that the whale is familiarized with following boats :((
Hope the whale it's still alive because not everyone on the sea is going to be nice to it.
Belugas are adorable. They just seem friendly and curious.