Tegan Burns I go to the freezer on a mission to find the most delectable treat and find some digornios pizza a nice find for this hungry boy now put in the oven for 20 minutes it won’t be long, soon it will be ready, 20 minutes of my struggling hungry stomach and the oven starts beeping, the pizza is done, I go for a pizza cutter then my heart sinks when I realize.... it’s in the dish washer and I must use a regular knife which will mess up the toppings, I manage to get a slice but not without the difficulty of messing up the toppings with the knife, now I go to the table to eat, then realize my family is taking all the seats, this member of the pack will need to find elsewhere to eat, so I head to my room and must navigate around the mess of plates and bowls, I make it to my bed without hitting a single obstacle, then I turn on the tv to some walking dead, some real good cinematics, I unhinge my jaw and bite the pizza, it is crunchy and tasty, I must remember that it’s not delivery it’s digornio.

Narrating shit would b fun

Yeah Gordon Ramsey

that or interactions with shootingypur shot, 'and the thirsty male goes in for the kill,hoping to get to smash tonight'

Make a video of it

Very orca. Such ram.

They are the Apex predator of the ocean (humans excluded)

Daniel G I would even argue that they do trump humans. There’s no known fatality of an orca attack on humans in the wild, but orcas don’t exactly leave witnesses now do they?

@@zooemperor3954 You mean that the orcas catch as much fish as the humans, or they can stop something as mundane compare to the weaponry that we have as high power rifle bullet? I dont think so, if we for some insane reason want them extinct, they will be whipped out in 2-3 years if that.

@@zooemperor3954 thousands upon thousands of orca have been hunted by humans, mostly in the 1900s before it mostly became illegal

Karma's a bitch.

Orcas do this to penguins too

@@shafqatishan437 Yeah but they prefer seals, don't know why tho

A Vile Hideous Creature probably bigger and more fat= more nutrients

@@user-jc6tj2xt1p How on Earth is that karma? That's like saying a hyena getting killed by a lion for hunting a young wildebeest is evil, anyone with a brain knows things like "good" and "evil" aren't applicable to wild animals and literally have no place in the ecosystem/food chain. Sea lions eat penguins because they happen to be nutritious, thinking they're evil or something is just stupid.

Think so...you could actually see these weird protrusions poking through the seal's skin. Definitely didn't look they would normally be there on a seal

VeroMithril what's not a fish? Hell you're the first one to say "fish"

MyFabian94 yeah. It got hit by a bus.

That first shot def paralysed the poor fellow.....

This was a bad day to be a lonely Sea Lion.

I’m pretty sure that was edited in

Jack Landers ok boomer

Sound effects.

lol

Ya... underwater trucks coated in black and white

With a camera

Max Đỗ amazing....amazing.... everything is now amazing

LIKE WOW

*Max Đỗ* ___That was indeed quite unbelievable.....Being a good nature docu maker is a special job... some smart editing made it even more impressive......

Max Đỗ He swam with them

thats the pp im afraid

@@antonioquental809 you're so childish.

Probably a vertebrae

Looks more like intestine or stomach from the first blow .

My bf loves penguins...

I love both penguins and sea lion

Lol same here. Hate these Sea lion's eating those goofy little tuxedo suited pimpstick wielding flightless birds.

Me too

Lmao karma

There is definitely a major injury. It would be like being hit by a bus but worse because of the water resistance not allowing the seals body to accelerate and thus ride out the blow; in effect and affect giving it more purchase.

While the lead orca is female, the rest seem to be other adults or adolescents rather than young calves.

KrisKringle2, if you are going to comment on nature videos, at least know what you speak of, I am sure that you aware that this sea lion is also a predator, which kills and eats other creatures that live in the ocean. So should we kill the sea lions also for dog food??

Joe Sarnak - I do know. Maybe you should think a little harder before you reply. What kind of creatures do pinnipeds, dolphins, and porpoises eat, for the most part......fish and crustaceans. In other words, creatures with pretty low levels of sentience. There's a difference in sentience between mammals and insects. Now, sentience is a hard philosophical nut to crack and who knows at what level it begins and what degrees it takes on, but your answer ignores the question totally. Plants also are alive. Sponges are animals with no nervous system. All life except photovores, chemovores, and detrivores, live on other life. It's the destruction of conscious beings that's the 'crime', and the more 'conscious', the more sentient, the prey the greater the 'crime'. AFAIC.

KrisKringle2 The idea fish have “low levels of sentience” is false. Fish in general (especially larger, predatory ones) are MUCH smarter than people realize. You mentioned insects....irrelevant to this debate. And marine mammals also eat cephalopods which are about as smart as seals and sea lions.

Fish, including sharks are much lower than the majority of mammals and birds. Cephalopods are smart, but I doubt they're anywhere near as smart as pinnipeds or other mammalian carnivores. Insects are a place on the scale, lower than higher veterbrates, and the smarter crustaceans are somewhere between the two. The key idea is that there is a scale, and the higher the level of the consumed the more vile it is. I won't eat crustaceans or cephalopods myself. I especially would condemn dropping them alive into boiling water.

LMBO!!!

No joke. I mean this is exactly like getting hit by a car on your local road, in terms of speed and weight.

That was it's prolapsed rectum. It got hit so hard it went inside out. Ouch!

@@baylonaj Oh my god !

@@busybillyb33Killer whales can reach about 50kph at full speed and it appears to be a female which weigh in at around 2000kg. Thats like being hit by a mid-sized SUV going at 50kph

Hundreds if not thousands of hours of effort.

How do they get them?

By distracting the sea lion giving the Whales even more of an advantage

or his spine

With one of the greatest hunts - man - toward the top, and just below a few others.

Humans: i am top food chain nothing will beat us Virus/bacteria: hold my beer

TuRdBurglar scientists : hold my beer

*NIGGA*

tmhwriter They play with their food.

tmhwriter They do. But I'm not sure it's as malicious as it looks. You have to remember, their calves, like human babies are essentially a blank slate at birth. They mature slowly, and everything they need to survive has to be learned from the adults of their pod. So what looks like torture to us, is often just a teaching exercise for the kids. The adults will cripple prey, then hang back and allow the juveniles to make the kill. Don't get me wrong, that doesn't make it any less painful or terrifying for the seal. It's just not an act of senseless cruelty.

They keep away to be safe from strong jaws of seal.

tmhwriter they do enjoy it, and some they do it for the calves

Brett Perry orca is like a cat but in sea version hahahak they are so clever and playful

Raphael Pistor *they're pussies*

They do what they have to do to survive like every other animal on the planet. They are beautiful mammals

Like saying the AIDS virus only does what it needs to do to survive and that it's a beautiful animal.

@Olli Konttinen AIDS has a role in the ecosystem. It helps otherwise weak diseases find a host.

@Olli Konttinen: (shrug) Take it any way you like. AIDS has as much of a role in nature as killer whales do. That's the argument that was made in favor of killer whales. Don't blame me for it.

they take on Great White sharks that way too (harpooning them), other pods specialise in big whales like humpbacks or blue whales even. however, these are usually driven to exhaustion and then drowned.

Arielelian Delunari lord of the rings quote. Nice

This comment doesn't have nearly as many likes as it deserves.

Uzi 117 he’s upside down but that’s no bone protruding. However he’s no less injured

The sea lion is male. Don't need to elaborate

@@thelastone0001 those sealions were females and what you see is intestine after the initial hit.

did he see you as a prey? or he wanted your lobsters?

@@somekindoftactics he wanted my lobsters and took them

Hes magnifect

Orcas eat penguins too

Those are leopard seals.. this one is a sea lion.

Several species of sea lion eat penguins too, there’s research papers and video evidence. What makes a penguin more “important” than a fish, a squid, or better yet, a chicken? Bottom line is, they’re eating to survive, just like you and I.

MrFilmoreJr *those bitches know better*

Seriously.

word

They best learn their place before they get a harpoon up their ass

@@BigDaddy-wc1gi 😂😂

scotty macg we get to watch anything BBC.

We watch BBC documentaries all the time and love them. David Attenborough has the most wonderful voice.

scotty macg, yes we do. He is the best wildlife / nature commentor we listem to. We like everything about him. Go David! You rock.

Just stream then

Nope. It's banned here 😔

All family animals doing that

that's what happened here. the first blow was the mother showing her offspring. the subsequent blows were them applying her teachings

why? you don't have anything to fear from orcas. in fact, you are quite safe around them. no shark will ever do you any harm

Every single time I watch this.. insaane!!

Human nature is scarier.

It is just a Sea Lion...

Extreme Nova Sure, I mean it's been over a year since I commented so I had kinda already left.

the sea lion has done plenty of its own killing

It could eat fish, like Resident killer whales do.

dknight xs *they're just pussies who jump*

@Veer SONNEY [09R06M] yeah as a pack, they're still trash when it comes to 1v1

@O K lol lame

@@TejanoDeFuego actually it has been seen an orca killing alone a great white. they are bigger heavier faster and most importantly way more clever than great whites. in south africa 2 of them was able to kill at least 5 great whites and when another pack of orcas come to that area (its the most supported belief) a population of 300 great whites just left the area bc they were scared of the orcas. no matter what you believe orcas are the apex sea predator not great whites and thats a fact

Yes

The Sea Lion is upside down. Use your imagination.

belly side up...