A tour guide at a zoo I visited as a kid said dorsal fins collapse from the lack of pressure in the tank, so it makes sense that orcas that can dive whenever they want to wouldn't experience it. Then again, has a zoo that keeps orcas ever been honest about their health?

@@marcopohl3236 Gutes Argument und ich bin der Meinung NEIN!! Vielleicht nicht immer als Lüge, aber weil sie es einfach nicht besser wissen. Sie kennen nur orca's in Gefqngenschaft. Es kommt vom wenigem Platz und auch von der psychischen Verfassung der Tiere!! ALLE männlixhen Orca's in Gefangenschaft haben eine kollapierte Rückenflosse und auch fast alle Orca Kühe!!

That's because the collapse dorsal fin only happens because of being in captivity goes to show u how wrong capitivity is for animals and sea world and other places like them should be ashamed of them selves they are monsters who keep captive anything

@@ebonywilliams2860 for a lot of animals it's actually good for them to rehabilitate the species. But not orcas. Not any cetacean for that matter. They are too intelligent and sapient to do that to them.

The ones in portugal will become man eaters

Please do not go there. I mean in an aquarium, pls do not support these people!!!

@@horse-lover68 what about innocent aquariums that rehabilitate species? (Those who keep cetaceans I don't like btw.)

@@ohiologist9256 the only cetaceans that should be housed in my honest opinion are Beluga, they seem to do really well in captivity and communicate with humans fairly well and not only that but they ENJOY it. Any other species in the family is highly unlikely though, as Beluga are unique in size and intelligence. Dolphins sometimes but they're more intelligent and need more care.

Keeping a whale in an aquarium is like Keeping a dog in a cage

​@@earthtoastro8349Orcas ARE dolphins.

Thanks for the heads up. I have a very short attention span.

Thank you

😊 Thanks appreciate it

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Hero

Are you me? Me to, it causes me pain everytime I think of how much time has passed without me interacting with creatures like this. I need it.

Whales

I was thinking the same as I watched this lol

Who? 😂

im gay

god dont like some beings which make decisions on his own because then it goes against god and leave separate go single exit leave , that why

A gree with you!

My first thought was, oh no they are gonna kill you. I never would have imagined them eating together. Beautiful

@@marychambers5597 Yes me too. Maybe it was ok cause they had enough other Food there.

@@marychambers5597 Orcas have very different Diets depending on where the Pod is located. Norwegian Orcas eat mostly Hering. Transient Orcas off the coast of California, for example, hunt Whales and other mammals.

It depend's on which kind of orca!! If they are fisheater like the Northern and Southern resident's, why not?? If they are transient's they feed on marine mammal's, shark's ray's and so on, but this is an easy meal. Why should they attack whales when they have their food??

I've just seen and amazed at the same thought 😉

@@FTM1fenn indeed! I binge watched every video last night - the stunning imagery just blows you away - it's breathtaking x

I thought the same thing. Never New they were fishing buddies.

@@tessaburkhamer3856 Residential Orcas are quite popular among other cetaceans.

@@reubencaldwell8494 What a wonderful collaboration among species.

Tell SeaWorld this: GO TO HELL!!

You are welcome

I ll do my best!

​@@DidierNoirot could you tell the people, that the fishing vessel is actually stealing the food of the whales and that its really sad, that the wild animals have to feed on the few left fishes that fell out of the fishing net?

20 years ago, after he swam 900 miles from Iceland, Keiko the orca dolphin from Free Willy was actually among these groups too. He was often swimming out to hunt between staying in a Norwegian fjord. He first followed a fishing traweler there, since before he was captured Keiko had already learned from his mother that fishing boats mean easier herring to eat than just hunting. All Icelandic orca dolphins do this today. Within an instant, thousands of years of tradition changed!

Thanks!

well like....those fish are dead or dying. i didnt watch the whole video. but it looks like those are ones that slipped through the net and are dying as a result. the whales are basically scavenging like the seagulls are. but if you look close the fish are all swimming sideways and stuff, they got damaged by the net....

Thank you very much!

Maybe because there are enough fish

Boats are machines and birds are theropod dinosaurs. But the fish are the oldest of the lot.