@@donjuan8680 They do not live there. They're are tolerated if they stay behind their fence. Same goes for dingo's and kangaroos. And up to the 1980's the aboriginals as well. G'day mate' :D
Orcas are the smartest animals in the ocean. They know the children are not prey and would not waste the time or energy to pursue them. They will, however, swim by to check them out. Because curiosity is an indicator of said intelligence.
Ironically enough however, Orcas have targetted animals even smaller than Humans to attack and eat, like some seabirds. I think that does relate to their intelligence at least to tell what is and isn't food.
@@phoenixkb13there is a video here on YT where a scuba diver got passed-by by a single Orca. Then that Orca returned with a friend. The two Orcas stopped by right in front of the diver staring at him for a solid seconds, the diver waved at the Orcas then the Orcas bounced out. Their curiosity is very incredible. Smart animals indeed.
I believe (I have no scientific evidence for this), that the orcas are so intelligent they know we are the top of the food chain. So they know not to mess with us and start a war they will loose. This is just conjecture, but they have been known to co-operate with humans and even hunt with us in the wild. The only time Orcas have attacked humans is after long term captivity and because they were "mistreated".
The parents were amazingly calm. Even though they don't usually attack humans you just never know what type of mood they're in. I'm glad that they are okay.
@@roddangerson2046 never in the wild. Only when they are captured and treated horribly. There have recently been a few boat attacks near Gibraltar in the Mediterranean. I'm pretty sure that was due to a vendetta that a certain orca had against yachts after a collision with a yacht. I think she has taught the others in that area. Someone correct me if I'm misremembering.
@@here2watch08Have there been any instances of the orcas attacking people ON the boats, or are they just focusing on the loud motors and dangerous propellers? You'd be amazed how tiny the list of wild orca attacks is (one confirmed attack ever in the 70s and the person was likely mistaken for a seal), so it seems out of character for them to go after people now.
The truth is, considering the number of Great White sharks in the waters off New Zealand, those kids are extremely lucky to have those Orcas around. Great Whites avoid Orcas like their life depends on it. Because it does.
Who told you great white were the danger here? Orca are extremely more dangerous to humans more then great whites will ever be 💀 stop trying to make great whites look so bad they barely kill nobody
A number of years ago I got to my cousin's beach house around 6pm after work. The lifeguards were gone for the day and the beach was quiet bc a storm was coming in. Bc if the storm the water was cloudy due to being churned up. I'm about 30 yards from the shore enjoy the warm storm fueled water and out of the corner of my eye I see a gray fin glide by. "Shit this is how I die and nobody will even know." For some reason my solution to this dilemma was to exhale and sink below the surface. It was at that point that I heard "cacacacca chirp."...it was dolphins, I almost drown from being so relieved. Ended up spending about 15 mins with 5 of them about 20 ft away from frolicking about.
@@sampeacock3819 orcas are very aggressive. They are the apex predator. Just happens that they don't like humans for food so they don't waste their time
One of the greatest things i've ever seen. It"s like death walked by you smoking a joint. Tapped a little ash on your head and just kept moving without saying a word to you.
I'd be dying on the inside watching those things swim up on my kids knowing what they do to a seal. But yeah they did the right thing for the kids staying calm. Nm they could do about it from up there or if they where in the water regardless.
Ahh they were never in any danger, they don’t see human as food and would never attack but it is enough to scare the shit out of children that don’t know that.
Orca’s are highly intelligent and sensitive animals. They understand we are of a different species than what they encounter in the seas. They could sense the fear in the children so they swam by them. Usually they’ll hang around observing us and what we’re doing. Often, these amazing animals are misunderstood. The lack of concern from those filming this is more frightening than the orca’s 😮
@@rapperc18 Not a single one? Hmm that's interesting... found my rabbit hole for the next couple hours. They are aggressive and ferocious sea creatures, wonder why they don't attack humans? Any idea?
Only one documented but no documented fatalities other than domesticated ones. If you ever watched planted earth they explain it pretty good. All orcas in different areas only feed on certain things. Like one group only feeds ok penguins, other only fish, one only sea lions, etc
I'm sure they're already working on their story of how they bravely and fearlessly faced off with two ginormous orcas--if not great white sharks--and scared them off. Of course, they're probably hoping whoever they tell their story to never see this video.
I rather swim the ocean than the lakes, at least you can tell if a dead body is below you in that water. Just too many being found in our lakes and rivers. No thanks.
100% I'm a waist deep sea shit house cos that is my worst fear, not the getting eaten, but the sheer terror of massive shadows right near you when you helpless in deep sea water.💩
Or it created some new marine biologists. I got freaked out the first time a couple sharks swam by me, and brushed against my legs. They were only 5 footers, but it startled me. As time went on, I became more and more intrigued. Over the years, I've become very educated on different animals and their tendencies. Not even just sharks. Though, I spent a solid 15 years studying them.
You know there have been so many orca encounters, very rarely with an injury and non fatal in the wild. And still I would piss my pants if those where my kids.
Foeke there are no reported deaths in the wild, but 3 have happened in captivity at Sea World. They are so smart that they identify food from people. Sharks mostly don’t attack unless it misidentifies us. Orcas are a lot smarter, though.
@@Jagnole101 and I get that. I try to raise our daughters with the confidence, they'll take care of themselves. But be ready when they slip up. So far so good. Swimming in the open sea is one of those things that is scary but not very dangerous.
@@philmckenna5709 "we went far away after leaving our kids alone in the ocean as food for wild predators because we're laid-back parents my honor!" Doesn't sound like the best court defense
There have never been a recorded incident of orcas attacking any humans, Especially children. These are exceptionally smart animals and do not hunt like sharks. They use intelligence and know people from dinner. But they are forever curious and love to play. Respect goes a long way in the animal world. We are in their domain after all.
@@nettysneds they have helped people many times many many times. They have a long history of cooperating with humans and helping humans. Hunting with humans and asking people for help. Even swam and got humans and let them to a hurt family member orca. They are smart and they know we are smart. They like us somhow
@@nettysneds but that too. We don't smell like food. Sharks don't like us and can't give a shit about us but they still would eat us because we don't smell or taste good too them. A great white can sometimes bite because they mistake us for something else but they will not eat you. We probably just taste really bad to them.
Jesus Christ you're delusional. Wild Orca have hurt humans, its just very rare and they don't *hunt* us. They enjoy torturing other animals for fun. These are not mystic angels.
What could they have done? Too late, they shouldn't have been left alone. But quite frankly, even if the parents were together with them, they'll do absolutely nothing with two orcas smh
🤣 Imagine thinking the parents are able to do anything, that’s like a biscuit calling another biscuit for protection when you open your cupboard for a snack It’s lucky Orcas never kill humans 👍🏾
@@nabilshafec7169 but overall those kids shouldn't be down there alone that deep in the water. If they need help for anything the parents gotta a good bit to run before they can do anything. Yes they cant do anything against an orca but if a kid was hurt, drowning, etc. they are basic screwed.
In NZ my brither and I would swim 500m to the Island when we were 9 and 11. Maybe in your country you can't swim. Maybe your country full of pussies lgbtqai pronoun fktards.
Whether they were intending to attack or not, that would be fricking terrifying. I would probably be screaming worse than those kids and if I was the parent of those kids, watching helplessly from the beach, I'd probably have a heart attack.
“They’re not gonna do anything though” sheesh what a perspective to have while watching your kids go through one of the most dangerous moments of their lives lol 😅
ironically probably the safest lol. I wouldnt even let my kids swim in the waters of new zealand but those ocras being there makes them the safest thing in the water, thats y the parents so calm ocras never attacked a human in the wild they're way too intelligent.
@@microbionaestrada4237New Zealand Orca are sting Ray eaters. These kids have nothing to worry about. Like Humans, killer whales have different languages and cultures. Depending on the location and family group.
everyone in nz knows the orcas here only eat fish and nothing else. Theres alot of interaction with orcas and ppl. Its quite common to come across orcas when swimmings. Its why the parents are calm.
Right. Just like when a cop with a wingman pulls you over, the other goes to the passenger side to be respectful and not crowd your driver side window. Lol I’m pretty sure that was a defensive maneuver
I'd honestly be more excited than scared in that situation. What a magical moment. Id let them pass in peace for sure, not try to interact or anything.
Don’t worry, orcas have never cause major damage or killed someone. (Unless it’s a captive orca which is deprived of everything important to them, looking at you seaworld).
I read up on some stories of orcas terrorizing boaters off the coast of Spain. They're very smart and powerful creatures, so maybe they were up to something. Anything is possible. The main article I was reading stated that the behavior they were displaying was incredibly rare.
Everyone's in North America is always talking about how scary wolves are and its the same as what u say about orcas. There's never been a recorded case of a healthy wolf killing a human in North America. Only captive or perhaps rabid individuals. Yet anyone u talk to talks about how dangerous they are. A lot of em are killed off because of that. Coyotes are more of a threat.
That's just because we don't really swim in the same areas they frequent. Don't assume that since it hasn't happened in record that it cant or will not. Captive or not swimming with orcas everyday like sea world got people eaten if they swam with them in the wild that much i would bet people would get eaten. They eat every other single animal it comes across even Fucking moose so it could eat people we just don't really swim in cold water.
@@jaybabe7767 The only reason they kill people at places like Seaworld is because humans are the reason they couldn’t have a meaningful life and orcas need a water source as big as the ocean and an orca living in that pool is just like a human living in a bathtub and never leaving it. So its understandable why captive orcas completely loose all their sanity and kill people.
@@carolinapantherz8718 image this Ur 9yo ur with a sibling. 2 incredibly smart, 20 foot fucking whales with teeth that totally have the potential to destroy u approach u. U just gone be chilling huh..Fuck no bruh tf u lecturing them for, for being scared. totally understandable why they would want to swim away
When orcas arrive at the Farallon Islands off the California coast...great white sharks high tail elsewhere...they somehow are aware of the orcas presence....
@@melvincordovez484 According to the Bible, Moses stood on the back of an Orca when he parted the sea, and upon freeing the gentle giants, they agreed to patrol the shores for humanity - so long as they remained free. A breach of this contract would result in a watery death, as foretold by Moses himself. The Sea World staff who captured the Orcas violated this agreement, and they ended up paying the price. The Bible has warned all others who follow their footsteps. For God himself shaped the Orca in His image, and this creature we must respect above all others, lest we seek our undoing. In the Orca we trust! Amen.
Knowing in our logical mind they won't hurt us. But the other part of mind still poops itsrlf just cause they are so big and capable of completely messing up ur day. Beautiful and also very exhilarating experience for sure.
The top one even went wide for them. I think the other was giving them a bit of a scare for fun. They absolutely feel the energy and vibrations coming off those kids.
The top one also went high in case the other was to need him--be in position to come to the buddy's aid if necessary. That was cool to watch. The bottom one was extremely curious.
I saw a pod of about 10-12, including a calf when I was driving the coast road from Coromandel Town to Thames. They were in a line from the middle of the Gulf to the shore, with Mum and baby closest to shore. It looked like they were doing a sweep of the harbour, probably for Stingray. They were huge animals. One thing seemed apparent; they were the kings of their domain and didn't seem in any great hurry. I didn't give much hope for any food items in their path. But at the same time, I had no doubt that the water was as safe for people as it ever would be..... no sharks.
Even knowing orcas don't attack humans in the wild ever I'd still crap my pants if I saw two 30ft predators swimming directly at me. They are such smart creatures... makes you think how they really feel about us
@@armel6157 well, you must not be all that smart yourself, if you think you can determine my level of intelligence by a single comment on UA-cam that wasn't even meant to be taken seriously 🤏🏽
As a first time wild encounter with Orcas , I think the kids handled this better than alot of Adults ! Yes there was screaming , but not one time did either of them preyed aloud 😅
Like yes!!!! Would feel protected 🤍 I don’t think they would attack you from nothing. They don’t do that to humans. It’s their big size what scared us 🤍like when you meet a horse for the very first time in your life
It would be interesting to see what happens when instead of the kids, two of those 300kg Fast-Food - nonstop eating, fat people would swimming there!?. 🥶I’m not a bad person! I’m just curious!!!😝😉
@@TransferAir 😂lmao. No shade tho. I think they will still say “uhm no thanks” 😂😬 besides the seals they feed from are smaller than these kids 🤣 we would already know a case like that I think
There is a video where an orca starts pushing a coastal swimmer towards the shore thinking he must have washed out and is swimming to get back. The coastal swimmer keeps swimming parallel to the shore and eventually, the orca realises he doesn't want to get to the shore and stops trying the help. It's pretty incredible to see. That is way beyond just leaving humans as we are not their prey food. He recognises we live on shore and tries to return him.
That wasn’t friendly behavior actually. This is the problem with anamorphizing animal behavior. That’s actually something they do as a display of aggression and being territorial
@@fiberpoet6250 - What utter nonsense. Why would saying an Orca nudged a human towards land be anamorphizing it when such behaviour has been observed globally in dolphins? As for the video, I saw it on a British natural history programme and it was an expert that explained what he believed the animal was doing. If it was "aggressive" or "territorial" it wouldn't be softly nudging him when it is capable of pushing, dragging or killing him. The expert also said that any interactions are incredibly rare so how can you claim it is "something they do"? He said they are curious but usually just check people and move on without any physical interactions in the wild. So you are just doing the common American behaviour of talking bilge online to try and feel superior. Congratulation you are an annoying American and like the other 330 million Americans, you cannot just read a pleasant enough comment without trying to be a prick about it.
They is another one of a big family of orcas circling 2 humans in waters to stop sharks attacking them, people don't realise but orcas don't attack people in wild because how they've being brought up, orcas only eat what there mothers hsve taught them.
The size of them is awe inspiring- I had a dolphin swim in around me and their power was nearly fearsome too, definitely humbling, definite life-highlight! 💕
@Yudek Johsjk imagine living in a country where people having medical emergencies have to drive themselves or have a friend or family member drive them to the hospital to avoid paying thousands for an ambulance, and are still fucked if they make it there, and it's normal. And aren't kilts and bagpipes normally associated with Scotland, not Ireland?
@Yudek Johsjk right, UA-cam keeps deleting my replies, so I'll try to summarise what I said. Here we go. I know the majority of the things you said in your replies. Kilts and bagpipes are more commonly associated with Scotland. I know they exist in Ireland too. Kilts and bagpipes are rare in Scotland. Scotland and Ireland are very similar. Therefore kilts and bagpipes are (probably) rare in Ireland. Source: I'm Scottish. Not all countries with free healthcare are extremely socialist. For example, Canada, Australia and the UK have free healthcare. Many countries with free healthcare have private options. Source: I'm Scottish. If you're going to show me statistics, provide a credible source, as 64% of all statistics are made up. Source: I just made up a statistic. Only radical ideologies are inherently evil. No source for this one. It should be common sense. *Should* be, not is. I never said US healthcare was bad, nor unaffordable, just that ambulances and life-saving medical treatment are ridiculously expensive. Source: It's what *I* said. I wasn't defending that Irish fanny, nor do I support him. Oh, and do you want to know why it's called a kilt? Because we kilt the last bawbag who called it a skirt. Ya uneducated eejit.
@Yudek Johsjk really? Are you really going to get that upset over a cultural difference? You do realise that American English isn't the only dialect of English don't you? The American way isn't the only correct way. I speak British English, so if you can't handle the way I spell words like "summarise", then perhaps you should gtfo of here and grow tf up mate. Just be glad you can understand my reply. Or would you rather I translated it into French, or better yet, Japanese? And do you have any insults other than "uneducated" and "skop" (whatever that means)? You really can't come up with anything else, you absolute tool. And a quick word of advice for you: don't try to outdo a British person's insults. In the UK, insults are a way of life. So get out of here with those weak insults of yours. I get worse on a daily basis. It's just a word, you ignorant, arrogant bellend. Oh wait, I'm sorry, I forgot, you're to childish to read British English. You ignorant, arrogant d**khead. Get over yourself, you eejit. And next time try some half decent insults, you dimwitted c*nt.
Orcas: “don’t mind us just shark patrol, have a great day and thank you for visiting our cove. Please don’t forget to take our customer satisfaction survey.”
It never ceases to amaze me how an apex predator that is capable of eating a white shark for lunch hardly ever attacks humans (in the wild). This coexistence the orcas seem to have with us makes the animal that much more endearing to me.
When you're hunted to extinction by a scarcely available food source, only to be then left alone with a few members of your species left, anything will learn not to be aggressive to a human.
I was reading that a lot of that had to do with them being trained/taught about what’s edible from an early age; it’s a part of their culture, and as highly intelligent, social animals, they’re very committed to what they learn from members of their pods. Like the Southern Residents of the PNW who only eat fish (and almost exclusively a single type of salmon), and are starving because of it…yet in the same ecosystem they inhabit, there are an over-abundance of seals that a different ecotype of orcas are eating/flourishing on. It’s strange to us as humans, I guess…why wouldn’t you eat anything that’s available?? But that’s not they’re way. They’re fascinating creatures!
Tony: hey Carl should we eat these kids Carl: Tony, you know we don't mess with the hairless apes they're extremely dangerous Tony: true, wanna go volleyball a seal Carl: now that sounds like a good time
Orcas Laughing: "I told you it never fails, they piss themselves every time"
More like shit themselves and that’s why orcas said…mmm nope I’m not having shit for lunch
@@AA-tc5if 😂😂😂😂... Eres puto amo.
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@@AA-tc5if 🤣🤣😅😅
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“That’s a life time experience for ya!”
*kids screaming in terror*
@kenan enver well the Folks in New Zealand thought it was funny lol. Insane experience having two orcas just swim past you, can’t buy that!
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Typically there’s nothing to fear from orcas
Too right mate 😂😂
@@doodlegoose2262 Kids thought it was a shark
Ironically having those orcas there they were the safest kids alive in water
So true
Absolutely correct!👍
we definitely were especially that those waters (outside the enclosure) are shark infested
@@honeyimhomewhoopshark infested? they live there...
@@donjuan8680 They do not live there. They're are tolerated if they stay behind their fence. Same goes for dingo's and kangaroos. And up to the 1980's the aboriginals as well.
G'day mate' :D
Imagine how terrifying that must’ve been for the kids
kids were safe, they were just making sure the great whites weren't hanging about👍
For the parents
Это былоб страшно и для меня мужика 44 лет хоть я знаю что касатки не нападают на человека !
No recorded attacks on swimmers ever by orcas..
@@manofchaitea6904 so what? People also don't swim with them.
For the kids and parents it was the most terrifying few seconds of their lives but for the Orcas it was Tuesday.
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Lol the parents where just like “chill”
This comment literally killed me
Nice M. Bison reference
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Doesn’t matter how old you are , you see a fin coming out the water your heart skips a beat .
I blame it on “Jaws”
Hell yeah!
No, I love it cause it's pretty much always dolphins
@@melanienicole422 lucky you 😆
Shit my heart Wont skip a beat my shit would just stop
Orcas are the smartest animals in the ocean. They know the children are not prey and would not waste the time or energy to pursue them. They will, however, swim by to check them out. Because curiosity is an indicator of said intelligence.
Does the Orca know that?
Ironically enough however, Orcas have targetted animals even smaller than Humans to attack and eat, like some seabirds. I think that does relate to their intelligence at least to tell what is and isn't food.
@@phoenixkb13 Honestly, sometimes, they seem so god damned self aware it's crazy.
@@phoenixkb13there is a video here on YT where a scuba diver got passed-by by a single Orca. Then that Orca returned with a friend. The two Orcas stopped by right in front of the diver staring at him for a solid seconds, the diver waved at the Orcas then the Orcas bounced out. Their curiosity is very incredible. Smart animals indeed.
I believe (I have no scientific evidence for this), that the orcas are so intelligent they know we are the top of the food chain. So they know not to mess with us and start a war they will loose. This is just conjecture, but they have been known to co-operate with humans and even hunt with us in the wild. The only time Orcas have attacked humans is after long term captivity and because they were "mistreated".
“They’re freaking out a little bit”
*Them: Yelling for their lives*
Orcas 1: “You go left, ill take right”?
Orca 2: “haha yeah, that’ll get em”.
Kids didn’t get eaten because the orcas didn’t like the smell of the the shit they took when they screamed.
They be communicating like that
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Funny to laugh at now right *whew* 😅
Once the kids shit in the water, the orcas were like “yeah, pass”
I do the same, you know, in order to keep orcas Away 😅
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Lmao
I'm dead
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The parents were amazingly calm. Even though they don't usually attack humans you just never know what type of mood they're in. I'm glad that they are okay.
It's humans that are unpredictable.
We're the worst of the animal kingdom.
They've actually never attacked a human in the wild which is amazing to me.
What are you talking about those things attack humans all of the time
@@thomastuohy7688what are you talking about
@@roddangerson2046 never in the wild. Only when they are captured and treated horribly.
There have recently been a few boat attacks near Gibraltar in the Mediterranean. I'm pretty sure that was due to a vendetta that a certain orca had against yachts after a collision with a yacht. I think she has taught the others in that area. Someone correct me if I'm misremembering.
Orcas are incredibly intelligent and so gentle with humans
Not lately with those boat attacks
@here2watch08 Just knocking out the rudders of the Tuna boats, or ones that could be fishing boats, taking their Tuna. Extremely intelligent animals.
@@here2watch08that was retaliation
@@here2watch08Have there been any instances of the orcas attacking people ON the boats, or are they just focusing on the loud motors and dangerous propellers? You'd be amazed how tiny the list of wild orca attacks is (one confirmed attack ever in the 70s and the person was likely mistaken for a seal), so it seems out of character for them to go after people now.
Ive heard some boat attacks lately this year. I hope that is an isolated case.
The truth is, considering the number of Great White sharks in the waters off New Zealand, those kids are extremely lucky to have those Orcas around. Great Whites avoid Orcas like their life depends on it. Because it does.
They fight and eat great white but never they kill humans.
Orcas love those levers!
You're absolutely right.
@@humbledude2012Livers
Who told you great white were the danger here? Orca are extremely more dangerous to humans more then great whites will ever be 💀 stop trying to make great whites look so bad they barely kill nobody
Few things are as terrifying as seeing a fin near you in the water, even if it's just a dolphin
A number of years ago I got to my cousin's beach house around 6pm after work. The lifeguards were gone for the day and the beach was quiet bc a storm was coming in. Bc if the storm the water was cloudy due to being churned up. I'm about 30 yards from the shore enjoy the warm storm fueled water and out of the corner of my eye I see a gray fin glide by. "Shit this is how I die and nobody will even know." For some reason my solution to this dilemma was to exhale and sink below the surface. It was at that point that I heard "cacacacca chirp."...it was dolphins, I almost drown from being so relieved. Ended up spending about 15 mins with 5 of them about 20 ft away from frolicking about.
Those weren't dolphins. Those were orcha whales which have amazing sharp teeth and are sometimes aggressive
@@DefendTheStar sounds so scary man! I'd faint and panic
@@sampeacock3819 orcas are very aggressive. They are the apex predator. Just happens that they don't like humans for food so they don't waste their time
@@ptrekboxbreaks5198 there are no deaths in the wild
I love and respect Orcas.
The intelligence of the Orca is crazy
Absolut 🇩🇪
Nah we just taste shit 🤣
Well they are smarter than humans 😂
@@angie-dm3bono they are smarter than you
“That’s a lifetime experience for ya.”
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How would a Kiwi say that?
LOL
😂 Forever
Nek minite 🤣
Yeah killed me🤣
Orcas are smarter than most people from what I’ve seen on UA-cam.
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Not even close 😑
Also 100% smarter than the idiots on TikTok.
If they lived on land and had hands, the world would be very different lol
know their knot
Best Dad award of the year goes to this gentleman 😅
Orca 1 - There's 2 terrified Kiwi kids in our swim path 😂. Orca 2 - ok, split up and we'll give them a guard of honour 😂
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Dads on duty 😂 “that’s a lifetime experience for ya”😂😂😂 so calm
classic dad 😂
right
Bet he never put his beer down 😂
@@jeppo1185 😭😭😭
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One of the greatest things i've ever seen. It"s like death walked by you smoking a joint. Tapped a little ash on your head and just kept moving without saying a word to you.
LMFAOOOO
I saw this in my head and laughed so much 🤣
Exactly
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Love it but those dudes roll deep. I’m thinking they are “blunts only” kinda reapers LOL
Awesome to see these orcas in the wild and not in tanks at sea world 🌎🌍
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Those kids are soo lucky! Beautiful.
Actually, that is what happens at every interaction between orcas and humans in the wild.
What a massive and beautiful animal though
Orca: "Don't mind us, kids, carry on. And please tell your friends to stop putting trash in our house."
true
EXACTLY
Yea 😂
Orca: hey dude look! We have fans!
Kids:*screaming in fear* AAAAHHHHHH!!
Orca: awhhhh so cute, they're saying hi
Best comment ever🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Kids: *goes silent as they pass*
Orcas: Guess they're a bit awestruck
PRICELESS! 😂
Wheezing!
A testament that humans and the animal kingdom can live together in harmony when their isn't any fears ❤
They are beautiful and so smart. Probably fully aware these kids were terrified. What an experience they will never forget
Yea
They could hear their heartbeats, they knew.
That’s some laid back dad’s in the background
Damn right, a wise man I'd say
It’s New Zealand we’re a laid back bunch
You gave to be laid back and not make your children to panic. Imagine dad starts screaming in fear what children would think and how they will act?
I'd be dying on the inside watching those things swim up on my kids knowing what they do to a seal. But yeah they did the right thing for the kids staying calm. Nm they could do about it from up there or if they where in the water regardless.
How do you know they're his kids?
Nothing like 2 apex predator mammals swimming past ya. It's enough to remind you to appreciate Life. So beautiful.
Ahh they were never in any danger, they don’t see human as food and would never attack but it is enough to scare the shit out of children that don’t know that.
@@marcuslarwa9098 I think she meant the 2 mammalian primates who will go on to pollute and predate on these whales.
They probably thought these boney apes aren’t worth the effort
@@saltedslug7954 killer whales have never fatally killed a single person. The children were never in any harm.
Orca’s aren’t stupid they knew what was what lol.
"I'm so glad I wore the brown bathing suit today!"
Orca’s are highly intelligent and sensitive animals. They understand we are of a different species than what they encounter in the seas. They could sense the fear in the children so they swam by them. Usually they’ll hang around observing us and what we’re doing. Often, these amazing animals are misunderstood. The lack of concern from those filming this is more frightening than the orca’s 😮
Kids: screaming bloody murder
Adults: They'll be alright.
Welcome to New Zealand.
@Odell Mateo Orcas are definitely not friendly. Have you ever seen them hunt?? These kids were just supremely lucky
How freaking cool is this. They are extremely smart animals and there hasn't been an orca attack on humans ever.
@@rapperc18 Not a single one? Hmm that's interesting... found my rabbit hole for the next couple hours. They are aggressive and ferocious sea creatures, wonder why they don't attack humans? Any idea?
Only one documented but no documented fatalities other than domesticated ones. If you ever watched planted earth they explain it pretty good. All orcas in different areas only feed on certain things. Like one group only feeds ok penguins, other only fish, one only sea lions, etc
I'm pretty sure those kids are future "fuck the water" adults! 🤣
I am 62 and I said that more than 50 years ago. No ice and or seas or rivera or pinda for me!! I dont want to know whats in there
I'm sure they're already working on their story of how they bravely and fearlessly faced off with two ginormous orcas--if not great white sharks--and scared them off. Of course, they're probably hoping whoever they tell their story to never see this video.
I rather swim the ocean than the lakes, at least you can tell if a dead body is below you in that water. Just too many being found in our lakes and rivers. No thanks.
100% I'm a waist deep sea shit house cos that is my worst fear, not the getting eaten, but the sheer terror of massive shadows right near you when you helpless in deep sea water.💩
Or it created some new marine biologists. I got freaked out the first time a couple sharks swam by me, and brushed against my legs. They were only 5 footers, but it startled me. As time went on, I became more and more intrigued. Over the years, I've become very educated on different animals and their tendencies. Not even just sharks. Though, I spent a solid 15 years studying them.
These Orcas need some Oscar Awards 👏👏👏
This is still one of the most breathtaking videos I've ever seen.
You know there have been so many orca encounters, very rarely with an injury and non fatal in the wild. And still I would piss my pants if those where my kids.
Natural
Foeke there are no reported deaths in the wild, but 3 have happened in captivity at Sea World. They are so smart that they identify food from people. Sharks mostly don’t attack unless it misidentifies us. Orcas are a lot smarter, though.
@@Jagnole101 I guess you don't have kids. Having them near a weird looking potato could scare me (acting upon it is a different story).
Foeke a daughter. I wouldn’t let her swim out in the open like that in the first place. You’re asking for it.
@@Jagnole101 and I get that. I try to raise our daughters with the confidence, they'll take care of themselves. But be ready when they slip up. So far so good. Swimming in the open sea is one of those things that is scary but not very dangerous.
That was an awesome experience those kids will remember for the rest of their lives. Deep respect for the Orca.
I heard they’re now suffering from PTSD.
Bonded forever by a shared experience in the wild, better because they were together ❤.
....and video proof as the reminder
How is that an awesome experience
@@pauljohnson2590 All life is an awesome experience
The people filming are just like “wow… they didn’t get eaten” 💀
Even though they don’t usually attack, you just never know what type of mood they are, i’m glad that the orcas are okay
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha 😂
“What?! You thought we were sharks? How uncivilized.”
Thought we were sharks "Thats racist"..lol
@@abab-ml1ym "That's specist!"
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We eat sharks for breakfast hell we kill sting rays for fun how dare you lol
Orcas are more dangerous than sharks, they will hunt for enjoyment, causing pain without the desire to eat.
I'm more scared of an Orca than a shark.
Those adults are the most chilled people ever seen.
irresponsible you mean
@@paulclissold1525 Like there is anything they could do at that point.
@@notthestatusquo7683 the mistake was made when they let the kids alone in water deep enough to have apex predators in it.
@Paul Clissold
Laidback Kiwis, not neurotic screaming yank parents 🙄
@@philmckenna5709 "we went far away after leaving our kids alone in the ocean as food for wild predators because we're laid-back parents my honor!" Doesn't sound like the best court defense
There have never been a recorded incident of orcas attacking any humans, Especially children. These are exceptionally smart animals and do not hunt like sharks. They use intelligence and know people from dinner. But they are forever curious and love to play. Respect goes a long way in the animal world. We are in their domain after all.
No wild attacks that is, only in captivity and rightfully so.
The guy says “that’s a lifetime experience for you“ understatement of the year😂
Those kids will only realize how awesome this was when there are older and when the terror subsides Lol!
They are lucky to have had such an experience!
Faaacts
they*
They also realise how they could have been torn apart with ease. Orcas are fucking scary man, and from what I know they like to have there space.
For now they will have PTSD and hate their parents for not jumping in too their rescue 😂
When the parents yelled, 'stay still' and the kids did stay still. Listening has it's benefits.
In a moment like this you really need to listen.
They werent still in any way, shape or form
Yes ma'am 😂
Yes or not being in the water with orcas in the first place 😳💀
They were just scared sh*tless, they weren't listening
I love Orcas 🥰
This is something beautiful I would be very grateful if I had the chance to be this close to a beautiful animal ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful? The kids don't look like they're having a beautiful time tbh.
Orcas don't attack humans, maybe the parents shouldn't let them swing at all, next time may be sharks 😅
Orcas don’t tend to attack humans and for some reason they are intelligent enough to tell us apart from other animals
I don’t think being human has anything to do with leaving us alone, it’s probably because they will sense that we have no nutritional value for them.
They probably just be like “wtf is that” 😭😭
@@nettysneds they have helped people many times many many times. They have a long history of cooperating with humans and helping humans. Hunting with humans and asking people for help. Even swam and got humans and let them to a hurt family member orca. They are smart and they know we are smart. They like us somhow
@@nettysneds but that too. We don't smell like food. Sharks don't like us and can't give a shit about us but they still would eat us because we don't smell or taste good too them. A great white can sometimes bite because they mistake us for something else but they will not eat you. We probably just taste really bad to them.
Probably the stench.
Orcas don’t attack people in the wild but I’d still have a heart attack.
Yea there pretty smart they only fuck people up at sea park shows
@@PrestigeWorldWide179 hahaha 🤣
@@Lockandkey45 thats not funny that poor girl did not deserve to die
Not yet! It will happen especially with the amount of ppl going swimming with them...
@@NathanChisholm041 I'd say they might fling a person in the air one day. doubt they'd eat em.
The only animals that do not make mistakes.
Jesus Christ you're delusional. Wild Orca have hurt humans, its just very rare and they don't *hunt* us. They enjoy torturing other animals for fun. These are not mystic angels.
Those poor kids were terrified, and their parents were back there being all casual about it. I wouldn't have been casual about it. Wow
What could they have done? Too late, they shouldn't have been left alone. But quite frankly, even if the parents were together with them, they'll do absolutely nothing with two orcas smh
Even if those kids had been in danger, their parents were too far away to protect them. Good thing the orcas had more sense than the human adults.
🤣 Imagine thinking the parents are able to do anything, that’s like a biscuit calling another biscuit for protection when you open your cupboard for a snack
It’s lucky Orcas never kill humans 👍🏾
@@nabilshafec7169 bruh😂😂
@@nabilshafec7169 but overall those kids shouldn't be down there alone that deep in the water. If they need help for anything the parents gotta a good bit to run before they can do anything. Yes they cant do anything against an orca but if a kid was hurt, drowning, etc. they are basic screwed.
A comment from the offspring of a fuktard aka KEPC
In NZ my brither and I would swim 500m to the Island when we were 9 and 11. Maybe in your country you can't swim. Maybe your country full of pussies lgbtqai pronoun fktards.
Thats a lifetime experience you'll only cherish once it's over and you're back on dry land lol.
Whether they were intending to attack or not, that would be fricking terrifying.
I would probably be screaming worse than those kids and if I was the parent of those kids, watching helplessly from the beach, I'd probably have a heart attack.
“They’re not gonna do anything though” sheesh what a perspective to have while watching your kids go through one of the most dangerous moments of their lives lol 😅
ironically probably the safest lol. I wouldnt even let my kids swim in the waters of new zealand but those ocras being there makes them the safest thing in the water, thats y the parents so calm ocras never attacked a human in the wild they're way too intelligent.
They even seemed to part to give the kids space. Amazing video.
Seems like hunting strategy
@@microbionaestrada4237New Zealand Orca are sting Ray eaters. These kids have nothing to worry about. Like Humans, killer whales have different languages and cultures. Depending on the location and family group.
They usually dont eat people because they are smart. They know people will hunt them down after it.
everyone in nz knows the orcas here only eat fish and nothing else. Theres alot of interaction with orcas and ppl. Its quite common to come across orcas when swimmings. Its why the parents are calm.
Right. Just like when a cop with a wingman pulls you over, the other goes to the passenger side to be respectful and not crowd your driver side window. Lol I’m pretty sure that was a defensive maneuver
Orca: "Are you a seal? Are you? No? Then settle the F^*^ down!"
Lmao. My thoughts.
Lmfao🤣
😂
Or a squid.
Why don't they eat humans though? Just too unfamiliar?
I'd honestly be more excited than scared in that situation. What a magical moment. Id let them pass in peace for sure, not try to interact or anything.
Don’t worry, orcas have never cause major damage or killed someone. (Unless it’s a captive orca which is deprived of everything important to them, looking at you seaworld).
I read up on some stories of orcas terrorizing boaters off the coast of Spain. They're very smart and powerful creatures, so maybe they were up to something. Anything is possible. The main article I was reading stated that the behavior they were displaying was incredibly rare.
Everyone's in North America is always talking about how scary wolves are and its the same as what u say about orcas. There's never been a recorded case of a healthy wolf killing a human in North America. Only captive or perhaps rabid individuals. Yet anyone u talk to talks about how dangerous they are. A lot of em are killed off because of that. Coyotes are more of a threat.
Except for the surfer who was bitten by an orca and needed 100 stitches lol
That's just because we don't really swim in the same areas they frequent. Don't assume that since it hasn't happened in record that it cant or will not. Captive or not swimming with orcas everyday like sea world got people eaten if they swam with them in the wild that much i would bet people would get eaten. They eat every other single animal it comes across even Fucking moose so it could eat people we just don't really swim in cold water.
@@jaybabe7767 The only reason they kill people at places like Seaworld is because humans are the reason they couldn’t have a meaningful life and orcas need a water source as big as the ocean and an orca living in that pool is just like a human living in a bathtub and never leaving it. So its understandable why captive orcas completely loose all their sanity and kill people.
He’s just so calm about it…”That’s a lifetime experience for ya.” While those kids are traumatized for life 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Don't underestimate the kids. Once it is on UA-cam they won't have a problem of being believed and bragging about it .
😂😂😂😂
. . . hopefully the kids have got respect for animals for life . . .
The whales weren't hungry. ❤
As already stated, they are not known for aggression towards humans. Only if you steal them from their family & force them to do stupid tricks.
Orcas can hear their heartbeats very well and they are smart and know they are humans
"Boys! Stop flailing like a wounded seal!"
Or else? 😁
Lmao!
this is the best comment
IKR... as if they can actually out swim the Orcas. The only cruise behind boats going 30 mph. LOL cause they tried to swim fast when they saw them.
@@carolinapantherz8718 image this
Ur 9yo ur with a sibling.
2 incredibly smart, 20 foot fucking whales with teeth that totally have the potential to destroy u approach u.
U just gone be chilling huh..Fuck no bruh tf u lecturing them for, for being scared. totally understandable why they would want to swim away
Those Orcas should patrol shark infested beaches and get a raise.
Gold comment lol
When orcas arrive at the Farallon Islands off the California coast...great white sharks high tail elsewhere...they somehow are aware of the orcas presence....
@@melvincordovez484 According to the Bible, Moses stood on the back of an Orca when he parted the sea, and upon freeing the gentle giants, they agreed to patrol the shores for humanity - so long as they remained free. A breach of this contract would result in a watery death, as foretold by Moses himself. The Sea World staff who captured the Orcas violated this agreement, and they ended up paying the price. The Bible has warned all others who follow their footsteps. For God himself shaped the Orca in His image, and this creature we must respect above all others, lest we seek our undoing. In the Orca we trust! Amen.
@@ZC.Andrew
Wasn't some prophet called 'jonah swallowed by a orca's?
Orca's are truly the most blessed of all the oceans creatures.
@@melvincordovez484 , Yehovah bless you Melvin. Leviticus 23. Exodus 20: 10.
Genesis 2: 3.
Knowing in our logical mind they won't hurt us. But the other part of mind still poops itsrlf just cause they are so big and capable of completely messing up ur day. Beautiful and also very exhilarating experience for sure.
They'll never forget this day for the rest of their lives.
And no one will believe them..
You got that right.
Had that experience with a shark as a kid. Decades later i still stay out of the ocean.
The kids or the orcas?
The top one even went wide for them. I think the other was giving them a bit of a scare for fun. They absolutely feel the energy and vibrations coming off those kids.
The top one also went high in case the other was to need him--be in position to come to the buddy's aid if necessary. That was cool to watch. The bottom one was extremely curious.
I saw a pod of about 10-12, including a calf when I was driving the coast road from Coromandel Town to Thames. They were in a line from the middle of the Gulf to the shore, with Mum and baby closest to shore.
It looked like they were doing a sweep of the harbour, probably for Stingray. They were huge animals.
One thing seemed apparent; they were the kings of their domain and didn't seem in any great hurry. I didn't give much hope for any food items in their path. But at the same time, I had no doubt that the water was as safe for people as it ever would be..... no sharks.
Ty jesus for watching over these babies 😊ty you most high
I know orcas don’t eat people in the wild, but imagine being 9yo swimmin through the lagoon and you see them! Incredible
why not? easy catch for them
@@gmxhorst hunger changes a lot, but it’s just not their style
So they come inland and order human ala carte at the fancy restaurant?
@@billlyanaire
They're smart enough to know if you eat a human there are repercussions.
Exactly! And not one but TWO 😳
Even knowing orcas don't attack humans in the wild ever I'd still crap my pants if I saw two 30ft predators swimming directly at me. They are such smart creatures... makes you think how they really feel about us
😂😂😂
There has been an increase in Orca attacks on boats.
They do attack.
@@feurigerStern in europe
Just leave these amazing creatures alone! They obviously new the children weren’t a threat! And totally new they were children! Nature is amazing 💪🏻
The kids were never in any danger.
Orcas have never killed a human in the wild. They're extremely intelligent and if you give them the chance, they know the difference
"In the wild." Not interested in human meat, but capable of holding a grudge. Good to know!
Or they are smart enough not to get caught
orcas and cheetahs. every other top predator hunts humans, but these two for some reason don't
They're extremely emotional, being in captivity makes them go mad
Yep only at sea world
You can see the power and majesty they possess even from a distance
Yes, I agree, they're so beautiful
Been there. Done that.
Orcas are super intelligent. We are not on the menu. Thankfully.
As scary as it was you can't even pay for an experience like that. Two wild orcas
Man, those Australians/new zealanders are something else.
They’re lucky it wasn’t a great white, those kids would be eaten like a midnight snack. They love to consume humans there.
Lol. If I was one of the orcas, I would have bitten the kid in half just to shut it up. I kid, i kid!
@@darladawn1111 at least, it seem like these Killer Whales are smarter than you by your comment.
@@armel6157 well, you must not be all that smart yourself, if you think you can determine my level of intelligence by a single comment on UA-cam that wasn't even meant to be taken seriously 🤏🏽
@@darladawn1111 You've left two comments now, and it's clear you're no genius...
So one orca says to the other, “I’m bored, let’s find some humans and scare the shit out of them…” 😂
LOLOLOL
And they were very successfull😂🤣😂🤣
Now thats funnnyyyy 👍🇦🇺
@@heathermac4024 😁
And you burst the laugh at me. Hahaha
Those poor kids had to be so scared. I would’ve had a heart attack. ❤
As a first time wild encounter with Orcas , I think the kids handled this better than alot of Adults ! Yes there was screaming , but not one time did either of them preyed aloud 😅
This makes it safer for the kids tbh, because you know for sure there are no sharks around
You made me laugh so good but:
That’s a true point (fact)!
Like yes!!!! Would feel protected 🤍 I don’t think they would attack you from nothing. They don’t do that to humans. It’s their big size what scared us 🤍like when you meet a horse for the very first time in your life
It would be interesting to see what happens when instead of the kids, two of those 300kg Fast-Food - nonstop eating, fat people would swimming there!?.
🥶I’m not a bad person! I’m just curious!!!😝😉
@@TransferAir 😂lmao. No shade tho. I think they will still say “uhm no thanks” 😂😬 besides the seals they feed from are smaller than these kids 🤣 we would already know a case like that I think
No shark attacks in NZ
There is a video where an orca starts pushing a coastal swimmer towards the shore thinking he must have washed out and is swimming to get back. The coastal swimmer keeps swimming parallel to the shore and eventually, the orca realises he doesn't want to get to the shore and stops trying the help. It's pretty incredible to see. That is way beyond just leaving humans as we are not their prey food. He recognises we live on shore and tries to return him.
That wasn’t friendly behavior actually.
This is the problem with anamorphizing animal behavior.
That’s actually something they do as a display of aggression and being territorial
@@fiberpoet6250 - What utter nonsense. Why would saying an Orca nudged a human towards land be anamorphizing it when such behaviour has been observed globally in dolphins?
As for the video, I saw it on a British natural history programme and it was an expert that explained what he believed the animal was doing. If it was "aggressive" or "territorial" it wouldn't be softly nudging him when it is capable of pushing, dragging or killing him.
The expert also said that any interactions are incredibly rare so how can you claim it is "something they do"? He said they are curious but usually just check people and move on without any physical interactions in the wild.
So you are just doing the common American behaviour of talking bilge online to try and feel superior. Congratulation you are an annoying American and like the other 330 million Americans, you cannot just read a pleasant enough comment without trying to be a prick about it.
They is another one of a big family of orcas circling 2 humans in waters to stop sharks attacking them, people don't realise but orcas don't attack people in wild because how they've being brought up, orcas only eat what there mothers hsve taught them.
@fiberpoet6250 actually it's being known quite a few times orcas helping humans from drowning.
I don't know enough about Orcas behavior, but I know they are intelligent and able to reason enough to turn over propeller boats.
An experience they will never forget! Poor kids they were terrified.
The size of them is awe inspiring- I had a dolphin swim in around me and their power was nearly fearsome too, definitely humbling, definite life-highlight! 💕
That was iconic. The universe just gave those kids ten lifetime's worth of experience...
Wow.
Not universe...God. Give credit in the right place.
Orcas are smart, they heard about covid and did the social distance thing.
Lol 😂
Bwahahahaha
😂😂😂😂
Damn! You beat me to that joke. 😂
Jim you won the internet today 🤣
"stay stiiiiill" like they are pets 😭😭
How I wish you can pay an Orcas to be your bodyguard whenever you go out to the ocean for vacation.
"Yo Mark wanna scare those children?"
"Sure"
😆
HELL YEAH! 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ништяк, i mean lol!
Who tf is mark
Orcas: relax kids we're not going to hurt you😅😹
NETS NETS NETS
@CuLLen O'Gormon ah, seems like a typical case of the pot calling the kettle black. You hateful hypocrite.
@Yudek Johsjk imagine living in a country where people having medical emergencies have to drive themselves or have a friend or family member drive them to the hospital to avoid paying thousands for an ambulance, and are still fucked if they make it there, and it's normal.
And aren't kilts and bagpipes normally associated with Scotland, not Ireland?
@Yudek Johsjk right, UA-cam keeps deleting my replies, so I'll try to summarise what I said. Here we go.
I know the majority of the things you said in your replies. Kilts and bagpipes are more commonly associated with Scotland. I know they exist in Ireland too. Kilts and bagpipes are rare in Scotland. Scotland and Ireland are very similar. Therefore kilts and bagpipes are (probably) rare in Ireland. Source: I'm Scottish.
Not all countries with free healthcare are extremely socialist. For example, Canada, Australia and the UK have free healthcare. Many countries with free healthcare have private options. Source: I'm Scottish.
If you're going to show me statistics, provide a credible source, as 64% of all statistics are made up. Source: I just made up a statistic.
Only radical ideologies are inherently evil. No source for this one. It should be common sense. *Should* be, not is.
I never said US healthcare was bad, nor unaffordable, just that ambulances and life-saving medical treatment are ridiculously expensive. Source: It's what *I* said.
I wasn't defending that Irish fanny, nor do I support him.
Oh, and do you want to know why it's called a kilt? Because we kilt the last bawbag who called it a skirt. Ya uneducated eejit.
@Yudek Johsjk really? Are you really going to get that upset over a cultural difference? You do realise that American English isn't the only dialect of English don't you? The American way isn't the only correct way. I speak British English, so if you can't handle the way I spell words like "summarise", then perhaps you should gtfo of here and grow tf up mate. Just be glad you can understand my reply. Or would you rather I translated it into French, or better yet, Japanese?
And do you have any insults other than "uneducated" and "skop" (whatever that means)? You really can't come up with anything else, you absolute tool.
And a quick word of advice for you: don't try to outdo a British person's insults. In the UK, insults are a way of life. So get out of here with those weak insults of yours. I get worse on a daily basis.
It's just a word, you ignorant, arrogant bellend. Oh wait, I'm sorry, I forgot, you're to childish to read British English. You ignorant, arrogant d**khead. Get over yourself, you eejit. And next time try some half decent insults, you dimwitted c*nt.
Orcas: “don’t mind us just shark patrol, have a great day and thank you for visiting our cove. Please don’t forget to take our customer satisfaction survey.”
Unreal how close they were! So scary but also so incredible and definitely a story they can tell for the rest of their lives! So cool!
Orca: should we eat them?
Orca: then we're no better than they are, Gary
More like, "You don't want to fuck with the true apex predator of this planet"
There are no reported cases of them attacking humans in the wild
Heartfelt ❤️
Orca: Nah, sharks taste better 🗿
@@hehe5115 1 case, Sept 1972, bitten but not killed, 18-year-old surfer, Point Sur CA
It never ceases to amaze me how an apex predator that is capable of eating a white shark for lunch hardly ever attacks humans (in the wild). This coexistence the orcas seem to have with us makes the animal that much more endearing to me.
Guess they are smart enough not to mess with humans
When you're hunted to extinction by a scarcely available food source, only to be then left alone with a few members of your species left, anything will learn not to be aggressive to a human.
Apparently we don't taste very good to animals. They only eat us if they themselves are starving to death.
@@kugangles9860 Except polar bears and a few others. Somehow.
I was reading that a lot of that had to do with them being trained/taught about what’s edible from an early age; it’s a part of their culture, and as highly intelligent, social animals, they’re very committed to what they learn from members of their pods. Like the Southern Residents of the PNW who only eat fish (and almost exclusively a single type of salmon), and are starving because of it…yet in the same ecosystem they inhabit, there are an over-abundance of seals that a different ecotype of orcas are eating/flourishing on. It’s strange to us as humans, I guess…why wouldn’t you eat anything that’s available?? But that’s not they’re way. They’re fascinating creatures!
amazing those kids will never forget this NEVER
How the adults stayed so calm though 😮😮😮😮
This shows how intelligent orca really are.
😒:#Correctamongo🤔
🙄: And how dumbass we are 🤫!!!!!
Yeah, it's when they stopped for a second and quickly solved a quadratic equation that convinced me...
Don't mess with da hoomans
I'm aware that they are in fact extremely intelligent but this literally only shows that they have no taste for human flesh 😂😂
@@Vizzle2385 ...exactly!
Tony: hey Carl should we eat these kids
Carl: Tony, you know we don't mess with the hairless apes they're extremely dangerous
Tony: true, wanna go volleyball a seal
Carl: now that sounds like a good time
Lmao I love this
Comment of the Day 😂
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This comment destroyed me hahahahahaha
😂 geez