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Yes and no, they spent so much energy trying to get something to eat and weren't able to.

Orcas can find prey pretty much anywhere. I believe they enjoy the challenge of trying to bring down animals larger than themselves.

Are you sure they made it?! It was only one left at the end at the very last thing you see is an orca biting flesh off of it as blood came out. I don’t think they made it sadly.

@@Icarus_II orcas have problems with salmon stocks but it is easy to hunt anything they want

Pretty inefficient and inept hunting by the "wolves of the sea" .

They're more like the Lions of the Sea. They can and will attack anything that they choose.

Well, Orcas can take full grown Humpback or Grey Whale if they *bite* together... This 30 orcas. Orcas don't bite, but they drown their preys, or simply immobilize them.

@@moonlightelf591i think it's the ramming that the roll is meant to evade.

Would a ram even hurt the giant whales?​@@daneg

@@Orca_mammal maybe. those horns are pointy! 😁 hehe. I believe the ramming is the primary way in which the orcas wound the larger cetaceans. they tire them too, of course. but I think they soften them up by with ramming before they try to drown. but I'm no expert and I've mostly only seen them do this to calves.

Their backs have thicker blubber and harder skin with lots of barnacles, so they roll to shield their delicate underbelly from the orcas' battering. :)

Friends have said the same thing, Richard. They have been whale watching up and down the Pacific coast and always say Monterey Bay is the place to go.

Nature? Nature is nothing comapred to humanity. Ever saw male baby chicks being burned alive or grinded alive? Just because of...egg industry. If you eat eggs you oay for them to do that. Boiling of live lobsters? Slaughterhouses... Humanity....that is brutal stuff, we, god damned vermin, cancer of the planet Earth.

Is it? This was just their equivalent to a Thanksgiving Feast.....is that also violent?

@@AlaskaNavigatorwhat a stupid comment

They are not actually protecting their bellies when you see them constantly belly-up or upside down, they are doing that to be able to see better where the next Orca ram attack is coming from so they can roll to deflect the oncomming blow, making it a glancing blow instead of a full impact ram. The Orcas aren't typically interested in any part of the Grey Whales except their tounge usually...which you will see Orcas constantly try to bite right out of the whales mouth once they are so exhausted they don't even attempt to run away any longer. I live on Vancouver Island and the Grey Whales migrate past us every year trying to dodge the many Pods of Orcas waiting for them off our coast. They try to hug the coastline as close as possible so Orcas can't get below them in deep enough water or stay near Kelp Forests so the Orcas cant be able to ram attack them from below. Many Greys like to take a short cut and cross Monteray Bay instead of hug the coastline and right here is usually what happens if you take the short cut across the Bay as the Orcas wait and listen for Greys and their calfs to do this

​@@AlaskaNavigatorMine is pretty violent 😂

No info but they’re probably okay. They have so much blubber to protect them from exactly this! The injuries will scar over they most likely didn’t hit any arteries or muscle bc it’s buried so deep.

​@@meaghanclark1278 ah no they killed one, at the end. I'm presuming the other one got away. It's not the amount of blubber, the orcas ram and drown grey whales/humpbacks, etc

​@@karynpappel1318 But...but it says in the description that they were allowed to escape at the end. 😢

@@karynpappel1318 wrong answer. It says that they got away in the description.

@@karynpappel1318 wrong answer babe. They got away in the end.

well.. animals kinda dont just let things kill them lol

@@daMillenialTrucker 🤦🏻‍♂️ did you even read the comment? Or did you mean to reply to a different comment

​@@Specogeckohis name has "millennial" in it so that should explain it all 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@Specogecko i think its learned behavior - mom tells child kind of thing I guess.

Quantas roladas ela te deu ?

You got it . They roll as a defense against blows or bites . It makes it tougher to ram them as Orca use head butting with enormous force . In other attacks you can see this impact bend the Whale body or even lift it right out of the water. Rolling is a strategy used by several Whales and seems instinctive as very young calves do it.

Absolutely. Orcas have now started to learn to attack great whites from below and only extract their liver!

They don’t usually attack adult grey whales they typically target the calves or weak & injured whales . Very brazen attack. The grey whales put up a great fight! I’m sure glad orcas don’t hunt us , yet lol. I’ve seen them in the wild in person off our coast . Amazing beast!

​@@SageRosemaryTimedo Orca have a plate or hardened bones in the front of their face? That would give them the ability to be able to ram so hard without breaking their own heads

It got killed

@@acewhitecap media said both survived and made it to shallows

​@@acewhitecapBruh quit lying smh! It says in the description both got away smh

It's probably exhausted from all the Ramming and bites

It died

you know i do fancy a bit of orca meat. i say if they come to our shores we hunt them to show our youngens the art of the kill. and we team up with the grey wales to end this gang violence.

They aren't turning them over. The whales are rolling.

the whales roll in an attempt to protect their undersides.

The orcas are most definitely capable of rolling them over in a pod of that size, but more likely, the grey whales are rolling to protecting their blowholes and to slap their pectoral fins and flukes, to ward off, hit, and frighten the attackers. Orcas don't ram repeatedly (especially not two massive grey whales) because trauma could severe a key artery in their nasal passage and other structures can be injured (this is how Kandu died at Sea World). The Orcas strategy on larger prey is to disorient, drown, "kick" with their flutes, and bite. This was a huge endeavor by 30 Orcas needing to feed their pod or starve.

Time to wipe out these orcas!

I'm so curious as to what happened to the other whale ? Did it make a break for it and leave the other one, or did it parrish?

@@tonydelatorre7265 they killed one. Clearly, this footage isn’t playing without any edits. No it is. It’s been changed and out of order. I do believe they killed one of the whales they took it down and drowned it. That’s why we don’t see one.

@eRiCa thanks for the reply😁I didn't know they would take down adults ,thought it was only the calves. They truly are the wolves of the sea

Says they both escaped in the description

​@philcollins1255 did they escape these dreadful orcas. They look cute but are causing huge imbalance. Truly can't stand them. Time someone wipes them out. They are ruthless

Yes , They ramming and biting from beneath them

​@@windows.10.12 both were safe in the end ?

im proud of you :)

30vs 2 and you are proud ?

@@MK-ik8nx the grey whales won , the battle was 6 hours long and still won

​@@MK-ik8nxhe's talking about the grey whales

​@MK-ik8nx time orcas get wiped out. Causing a huge imbalance and dreadful deaths. As cute as they are they have no mercy.

tHESE GREYS WERE LUCKY FOR THAT MANY ORCAS to focus on two truly lucky orcas have a kill ratio somewhere around 80~90 % ! try looking what is being called MEGA POD OF ORCAS THERE ARE SOOO MANY WOULD BE HARD TO COUNT BIGGEST GATHERING OF ORCAS I HAVE EVER SEEN AMAZING & MAJESTIC !

Wow you’re not lying. Much better this way!!

They made it out Alive by swimming to shallow water

@@jayluurssen2151 ...which answers another question for us... Beached whales may be trying to get away from orcas...

​@@jayluurssen2151 isn't the last grey dead at the end of the video?

Definitely not

Injured & stunt em yes but kill? Basically impossible bcuz an adult orca is big & strong af lol

If they was in the area they would've helped definitely

9:20 is where the blood starts. They survived because they got to shallow waters. And yes they separated them

​@@onlyfins831 Thank you for answering my question. I was hoping they made it. I got to see JJ a gray whale that Sea World in San Diego rescued and later released. He looked me right in the eye as he swam by me in the tank. It was a spiritual moment for me! The sun rays were shining down through the water. He was so close to me! Only separated by the glass. Truely amazing! Thank you, Take care🌻

@@debdew7125 fuck sea world. Wretched place.

@@onlyfins831 DO YOU HAVE THE VIDEO WHERE THEY SEPARATED THEM? DO YOU ALSO HAVE THEM ESCAPING TO THE SHALLOWS? IT WOULD’VE BEEN BETTER TO SEE IT ALL AS IT LOOKS LIKE 2 DIFFERENT VIDEOS 🤔 THE BLOOD IS ACTUALLY VISIBLE EARLIER IN UR VIDEO 😔 HARD TO WATCH 🫣

@@onlyfins831 How is a whale safe in shallow water?! This is bs ...

Are you watching the video? Both whales are grey whales, no humpbacks. The greys were similar in size, so I don't think cow and calf.. ya I don't think the same video...or making things up.

No final morreu

@Tomasz Wawruszko thanks

Uhh it looks like the orcas

Tbh i don't understand why those orcas didn't attack their prey together? I mean this is 30 orcas. If they *bite* together at the same time, then Humpback or even Blue Whale won't survive.

@@moonlightelf591 Orcas have a weak bite.

​@@Polosatiy_Varan what in misinformation is this? Orcas have one of the highest bite forces in nature.

@@lktzu2821 Nope. Killer whales (and dolphins generally) have weak jaws and teeth that are vulnerable to infection. This is why they beat up their prey before eating it.

well, you already answered A CALF!!! it´s very different that two adults...

They survived but later on when they are old and weak they will be eaten alive piece by piece. Happens to almost all animals actually. Do you think many deer check out in a retirement home or go peacefully to sleep under a tree? It's unlikely. They will be scented out by predators and literally eaten alive. Nature has always approved of predation and death. No death, no energy flow. No energy flow, no life.

Left and went where??

They can kill you with one tail hit Becoz they are really big. That's the way they survive. In eating lot of food quickly than if they had teeth

i think orcas were just bored and decided to bully them or teach their kids maybe? seems they couldve got one if they really wanted to.

This channel has no qualms about showing how brutal nature can be and definitely show the endings when they end in death too. It's the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Their job is literally to do research and not interfere. If they say the whales escaped, I'm sure they did.

they actually did, they made it to shallow water.

@@MH_6160 Whale in shallow water is safe how ?!"

@@MH_6160 yes, thank you. I read that too and I was glad, but I wondered if after six hours of being attacked would moving to shallow water mean they could survive? I hope so

No, they drowned it.💔

@Pawknee123 yer, didn't see a floater. You must be watching another vid.

​@@Pawknee123 The description says they both escaped.

@@Pawknee123no they both escaped

Seems like your planning on it lol

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They both escaped to shallow waters it’s not a pay for view boxing match like lol true crime seems to be something more mayb up your line lol