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Such an excellent point. !!!

I agree with Stacey the sound is beautiful. Best wishes from Northern Ireland

@@kerryquinn6218 thanks for watching! 💙

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Wild and free!! Thanks so much for watching 🙌💙🐬

You can tell they're free because their dorsal fins stand straight up!

I love that !!!

And terrorizing other sea creatures.

This whale washed up dead on our shore 4days ago...killer whales do NOT belong in the northsea and its allready found out this particular whale was sick as we rescued it the first time it washed ashore but it then got beached again 2hrs later...amazingly beautifull creatures tho

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This was what I came to say: the natural sounds were beautiful, thank you for not talking thruout or adding music!! 👍. 🌴

Or music! The ocean sound was all you needed.

Thanks for watching!

@@findingfinsuk Thank you for sharing this miss.

Cool. And on a side note, as an American I want to thank the Danes for opposing the practice of infant male circumcision.

@@chuckscott4661 thank you for your comment Sir. We had a few awfull incidents regarding circumcision, now they are still working on it.

Thanks so much! It was such an amazing experience! 💙🐬

Thanks for watching! 💙🐬

My dream too..Hope it happens to both of us one day.🤗

@@LoneRider1969 on the top of the bucket list here too def!

Me too. I'm planning a trip to Vancouver in the next few years.

We had them following our yacht back in early 80's in the outer hebrides Scotland, I was only a small boy back then I was both scared and excited, my father was trying to feed them bread which he was throwing over can't remember if they actually ate it or not

Ah thanks so much, that means a lot to us! We hope you get to see them up close one day! 💙🐬

Thanks so much! 🐬💙

Thanks so much for watching! 🐬💙

And what a great day for you to bring your tripod.. Great footage! 🍻🐳

Thank you so much!! 💙🙌

@@findingfinsuk how many were there? And where is that?

@@susansheldon3177 a pod of 7 - the 27s pod on Shetland 💙🐬

@@findingfinsuk awesome 👍

It's mind blowing knowing it's possible to see them like this in the UK! Thanks for watching! 💙🐬

They're regulars around a lot of the Scottish Islands.

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Hey, yes it was on Shetland! We were so lucky to have a number of encounters with this pod! Stay tuned for more!! 💙🐬

Same here

@@findingfinsuk How totally brilliant. I can't be a 100% certain, but outside of the SeaWorld tragedy I don't think there's ever been a human fatality involving an Orca? I guess they must see us expelling air and think to their selves......'Ah family, we'll not harm them.' I'm aware of the spate of attacks on sailing boats off the coast of Portugal. Knocking rudder's etc out of action. I expect they witness the large trawlers depleting the ocean's of their food and they're trying to get a message across. Who knows? I'm aware that they're far more intelligent than we ever realised.

This guy must be very stupid!! standing on the edge of the cliff???!!! The killer sharks they have ability to get on the surface and sweep the dummy off the cliff into water and eating him !!

This is my opinion what is already on the social media to investigate 🔬

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It really was incredible! Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much for watching! It was incredible! 🐬💙

@@findingfinsuk My son said this was just North of me. I live on Whidbey Island.

Yeah it's incredible when you find out about them! They can be seen around mainland Scotland coasts, Orkney, Shetland and even in Wales and England on rare occasions too! We really hope you get to see some! 🐬💙

@@findingfinsuk I can't believe that I hadn't heard this before. Thank you, I really hope I get to see some too.

@@sobrietytv8754 April/May is a great time around the North Coast of Scotland. The coast around John o groats is a great location for sightings 😊 Shetland (where this video was taken) get sightings year round, we had really good luck in June/July 😊💙🐬

@@findingfinsuk I have never been to Scotland unbelievably but I am going there next year after hearing this, hoping and praying to get a sighting. Thanks so much for your replys. ❤

They certainly are! Yes thankfully they aren't or they'd probably be hunted to extinction like sharks are! Thank you for watching 🐬💙

@@findingfinsuk does anyone know why they don't eat us?

@@bgvan37 Orcas tend to be specialized eaters. I don’t know why we aren’t on their menu but I’m thankful🙂

Don't count your chickens too soon Max. If thier preferred prey goes extinct it might put us on the menu

@@bgvan37 One of the theories is its a cultural thing, they've never been bought up hunting humans so they've never done it. Who knows though, they're so intelligent so it could be a number of reasons! 💙

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Thanks so much for watching! Stay tuned for more!! 🙌💙

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The first fin, the one with a small nick or two visible near the top, looks like a pre-adult male just about to develop the tall dorsal and powerful build of an adult male. They’re called “sprouters” in the Northeast Pacific.

@@clcortelyou Thanks for the info Carter.

@@clcortelyou bull 34, of the 27s pod 💙

@@findingfinsuk Is he a younger adult like I was thinking? Or fully mature?

I think they'd just be a bit spooked! They were feeding on seals for just under an hour. Thanks for watching! 🐬💙

Maybe they were hoping that you'd fall in! JK Beautiful! I guess they were just curious!😁

@@jeankrewl6006 they were feeding seals for around an hour! Thanks for watching! 💙🐬

They are two female

@@saliseduardo4357 There was a definite male in the clip - the huge dorsal fin is a giveaway.

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Ah that sounds incredible! Imagine you hadn't known then all of a sudden a huge black dorsal fin appeared near you - the adrenaline! Thanks for watchingl! 💙🐬

Thanks for watching! It's incredible people in the UK can see them like this! 🐬💙

Thanks so much! 💙🐬

Thanks for watching! 💙🐬

Thanks so much for watching! 💙

So intelligent! 💙🐬

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Well said! Thanks so much for watching!! 💙🐬

Thanks for watching! 🐬💙

Ah thanks so much! 💙🐬

Thanks so much for watching! 💙🐬

We were so lucky to have a number of encounters with this pod on our latest trip to Shetland (and a couple of other pods). Sometimes you just get lucky with them showing up in the right place at the right time! That's great you get to see dolphins and otters 😊 thanks so much for watching! 💙🐬

Thanks so much for watching! 💙🐬

Yeah it's amazing what you can see on your doorstep! This pod can also be seen from mainland Scotland, around Caithness too! Thanks for watching! 💙🐬

Thanks for watching! Such an incredible place, Shetland 💙

@@findingfinsuk thank you for sharing such a wonderful clip.

It was an incredible experience! 😍💙

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Thanks for watching! 💙🐬

The pleasure his mine...thank you for uploading.

They were looking right at me! 💙🐬

They sure are! 💙🐬

Thanks so much for watching! 💙🐬

We watched until they left the area 😊 Yes, it's the 27s pod who were hunting seals in the bay! Thanks so much for watching! 💙🐬

Thanks so much for watching, it was Shetland 🐬💙

Ah thank you! Yes it really was incredible having them in front of us for so long 😍 never get bored of seeing these guys! Thanks so much for your nice comment and for watching! 💙🐬

Thanks for watching!! 💙🐬

Thank you so much for sharing this

@@suefarrior3072 thanks for watching!! 🐬💙

Ah no way, hope you get to see some one day! 💙🐬

Where and when would be roughly a good time to have the best chance?

@@mannixfleming7838 John o Groats around April/May time and Shetland (where this video was taken) is usually pretty good all year round with the peak times being around July and November, it's gone quiet over there at the moment on the orca front though. We have some videos coming out later this year of all our encounters from this year 😀💙

Thank you, it was right down by the waters edge at Lunning! You'll see more from this encounter in a future film! This is just a tiny snippet!! 💙🐬

It really was mind blowing! 💙🐬

Ah thanks so much for watching! 💙🐬

Incredible animals! 😍💙

Hey, Thanks so much for your comment and for watching! The pod was feeding on seals in the bay for around an hour 😊 Hope you keep enjoying watching our vids! 💙🐬

Thanks so much! 💙🐬

Yeah it's on shetland! Orca can be seen regularly through mainland Scotland, Orkney and Shetland! There are also rare sightings in England and Wales 🐬💙

Thanks Gary! 💙🐬

I sure do! Each encounter we are lucky to have with these amazing animals we don't take for granted 😊 We have been lucky enough to have many sightings with this pod over the years and each one is just as special! 😍🖤🤍

А я не горю желанием смотреть на них с близкого расстояния), мне достаточно в KZfaq увидеть, для безопасности

They were looking right at me 😊🖤🤍

Thanks so much for watching! Orca are amazing aren't they! 😍💙

@@findingfinsuk they certainly are

@@bridgetb9270 Hello 👋 how are you doing?

Thank you for watching! Yes they were 100% looking at me as they cruised past! It was such an incredible experience! 😍💙🐬

@@findingfinsuk yes incredible for sure. Very smart animals

They can certainly be a bit naughty! Thanks for watching! 💙🐬

Thanks for watching and your kind words! Hope you enjoy some more of our videos 😊💙🐬

I definitely will...plz keep spoiling us...✊

@@Richard-dp4fl haha, thanks! We'll certainly try!! 💙

They are, thanks for watching!! 🐬💙

They did, they fed on a few seals that afternoon!

Thanks for watching! They were feeding on seals in the bay for around an hour 💙🐬

Thank you, it was on shetland! 🐬💙

It felt pretty insane having 7 wild orca, a couple meters away from us in Scotland. Thanks for watching ✌️

@@findingfinsuk You should of jumped in.

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It's such an amazing place, could do with a bit less wind and rain though 😂 Thanks for watching!! 🐬💙

Definitely! Thanks for watching! 🐬💙

They most certainly can pick up some speed and leave some waves behind them! ! Thanks so much for watching! 💙

Everything which is breaking the surface leaves a wake

On a Whale watching trip in Alaska a pod joined our boat, swam around us for a while while we held a straight and steady course then they just accelerated away and left us behind. They can certainly motor when they want.

@@adrianjohnson971 they sure can! Sounds like an awesome encounter! 🐬💙

Such amazing creatures!! 💙🐬

Вам повезло.

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Thanks so much for watching! 💙🐬

@@findingfinsuk I hope it helps! 🐳

Thank you!! 🐬💙🙌

Hey, thanks for watching! This encounter was on Shetland but they can be seen all over mainland Scotland, Orkney and the Outer Hebrides too as well as Ireland, Wales and England on occasions!

@@findingfinsuk I'm in Florida just went thru the hurricane got no power lol it was crazy we don't get killer whales very rarely there some in the gulf of Mexico way offshore more common is the false killer whales I'm a life long fishermen Atlantic and gulf of Mexico you got a new subscriber great channel

@@richierich2534 thanks for subscribing! Hope you get the power back on soon and stay safe! Would love to see False Killer whales one day 🐬💙

They certainly are extremely intelligent! Thanks for watching! 💙

They're so amazing! So lucky to see up close and personal 😍💙🐬

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The water is definitely cold 🥶🥶 It's incredible being so close to them 😍💙

Killer whales are the shark of whales by the way…they can be ruthless but also gentle. I would not recommend you swimming with them. Speaking from the Westcoast of Canada here. They need to be protected and keep eating seals and fish which they do best. 🙏🏻

@@annebourque79 they need all the protection they can get 🙌💙

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Thanks so much!! 🖤🤍

Haha, they were having enough fun with the seals!

Haha! It was quite steep off the rocks and they were in hunt mode 😂 It was so incredible being that close to them!! 🙌💙

@@findingfinsuk , It did look like they were preoccupied and busy , like they were either searching for something or herding something. They're such magnificent creatures , what a great experience for you, thanks for sharing.

Ah thanks so much for watching and your kind words! Glad you enjoyed! 🐬💙

These ones were hunting seals 🐬💙

So powerful! 😍💙

Thanks for watching! They're incredible animals! Wild and free 😍🐬💙

Thank you for watching! They were feeding on seals! This pod is actually seen on the north east coast of Scotland! 💙🐬

Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much for watching! 💙

Thanks for watching!! 💙🐬

Yeah, we feel super lucky!! Thanks for watching! 💙🐬

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