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@stephena34909 років тому
I love it in minute 2:57 when the guy tells his buddy filming: "make sure you're watching with your eyes too." Their reactions are so typical in B.C; they knew how special that moment was.
@cindyj5522Рік тому
Watching again. It is breathtaking every time. That huge dorsal fin coming right at you, getting bigger and bigger as it approaches. Even the sound of his exhalations is deeper and louder. What fortunate people you are to have witnessed these sacred beings close up. Watch with your eyes indeed...and your hearts.
@youtuneyouinc.47469 років тому
Thank you for sharing. Instant proof that Seaworld should be shut down immediately! See those beautiful upright fins? Never buy a ticket to an abusement park.
@evgenih29308 років тому
+Ria Greiff Amen to this!
@Rite1010.5 років тому
Go research what happened to Free Willy when he was freed. Not to mention go do your reseach on seaworld's rescue programs.
@We_Have_Dragons5 років тому
You are NOT educated!
@We_Have_Dragons5 років тому
emily mees Thank you!
@keithzacek76924 роки тому
emily mees he lived five years longer free he would of been dead within six months if left in Mexico so you do the research
@Reptileden989 років тому
Ahhh home sweet home. BC wild and free. The most beautiful place on earth :)
@traceybodnarhenry34409 років тому
What a special treat for those lucky, lucky people!! And what a big boy there!! I can't imagine why anyone would want to watch these magnificent creatures in concrete swimming pools doing stupid pet tricks when they can be seen in their natural environment doing the things they love! One of the things that make orcas so special is their delight and joy in the little things - a nice massage, playing together, etc. I know a lot of humans who could learn a thing or two from these amazing animals!!
@bari28833 роки тому
You just brought a tear to my eye.
@kayleadiane65499 років тому
Random fact: The whale with the tallest dorsal fin, his name is blackberry! They are beautiful animals and also very curious. As much as you were watching them they were watching you!
@BennduR7 років тому
No, this is wrong. His name is Surf. themarinedetective.com/2015/02/08/rub-me-right-beach-rubbing-behaviour-of-northern-resident-orca/
@aidanmartin43344 роки тому
Surf is northern resident blackberry is southern resident
@matthewdavies74884 роки тому
BlackBerry is J2
@cinnamon.matcha3 роки тому
@@matthewdavies7488 J27
@jerkchickenblogРік тому
lol did you guys name him that or did he tell you himself?
@mec5609 років тому
Commentary by "The Marine Detective"on FB: Absolutely remarkable footage of Northern Resident Orca with their culturally unique behaviour of rubbing themselves on beaches like this. I happen to be with whale researchers Janie Wray and Christie McMillan and we believe these whales are the A42 matriine. The big male is very distinct - he is A66 born in 1996. Footage is from somewhere in the Discovery Islands.
@rangers89 років тому
Isn't that more fun than watching them in captivity
@INF1NI733 роки тому
Tell that to the morons that take their fat stupid asses to pay to watch that.
@DJ118USMC9 років тому
1:52 is the best part! Love when that bull comes up to rub. Damn! What a Incredible sight!
@bshthrasher7 років тому
at some point it really looked like the big orca was teaching the little fellow how to get back using the tale :)
@ervungaming60456 років тому
bshthrasher looked like a lesson ya. So intelligent.
@bari28833 роки тому
Yep. He was teaching for sure. Ive seen footage where they force a young female to get her 1st meal by guiding her into the shore.
@kristineandersen67629 років тому
I once saw a killer whale in a fjord in western Norway while waiting for the ferry. It came right up to us too! Unfortunately it was gone before I managed to grab my camera. I will never forget it though. One of the most beautiful creatures I've ever seen!
@chaoticbeauty0165 років тому
Look up keiko... i saw him while he was in captivity in oregon usa when i was 6... very exciting. Didnt see a show, but just seeing the animal was such an amazing moment... and knowing he got set free.... and he did make it to norway i saw on a documentary....
@yellogalchun9 років тому
That dorsal 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
@bcpolak9 років тому
This is what you would see on National Geographic, so seeing this all first hand would have been SPECTACULAR! Thank you for sharing.
@erichulgan25729 років тому
To be a few feet away from Orca's would be an amazing experience.
@daviravanstrauss35869 років тому
What an incredible thing to get to witness! This kinda encounter is on my bucket list so beautiful to see them in their natural habitat.
@AnitaGrace3 роки тому
An experience like this is so much more rewarding than paying to watch Orca's swim circles in a bath tub. I bet those people had a huge grin on their face all day. What an amazing sighting!
@TheSUPERHAPPY19 років тому
I didn't want it to end
@hoosfoosfull9 років тому
You notice how strongly erect those dorsal fins are? That's the sign of a healthy whale living in its natural environment. Those fins flop limply downwards on all Orcas in captivity. Keep these beautiful animals out of amusement parks.
@quarkSquark6 років тому
al, the erect dorsal fins means it is a male. females have a smaller and curved dorsal fin. also, the shape of the dorsal fins vary, depending on what type of orca it is
@quarkSquark6 років тому
areeb1296, ok I see what he means, thanks
@orcaguy41536 років тому
Yes
@orcaguy41536 років тому
Yeah, but they don't flop over in the wild.
@aliikai146 років тому
Some wild orcas do actually have curved dorsal fins.
@Dance4Oceans9 років тому
Thank you, thank you, thank you! for sharing this beauty!!! You are one of the luckiest people in the world! And thank you for being great audience of their performance without harming nor disturbing nature.
@aprilgraves50668 років тому
"Make sure you watch with the eyes, too" :) This video was so incredibly beautiful thank you so much!
@OrcaCampVancouverIsland9 років тому
This is such a beautiful video of our local Orcas. I can't believe how lucky you guys were. Very, very special and unique. We have been offering Orca Tours in Johnstone Strait on Vancouver Island over 15 years and we have never seen something like this. Both thumps up!
@CallMeProm9 років тому
Love the comment to make sure you watch it with your eyes! So true and I hope you did do that but I am grateful you got this video to share. Gorgeous creatures!
@leahsyl81Рік тому
OMG!!!! I've never been so excited to watch footage of Orcas in my life and I watch a lot!! I can't believe how close to shore they were! I kept worrying they were going to beach themselves. Especially that huge male! You could literally reach out and rub him! This must've been an amazing experience for you guys. Thanks so much for sharing your footage with us, it's definitely one of the best I've ever seen 💕
@bigbadbarry559 років тому
Living on Vancouver Island is Paradise!!
@MommaLuvBun9 років тому
Man oh man.. you guys have to be THE LUCKIEST bunch of guys EVER!!! What i WOULDN'T do to have been in your shoes that day. Where abouts was this taken? Sooo close and I'm happy to see a little one in there :D
@Lanearndt8 років тому
holy goodness! that is awesome, you are all so fortunate to have seen this!!
@TraciWalterWorks9 років тому
Thank goodness you had a camera!!! This is incredible. Thank you for sharing
@HELENation9 років тому
*happy tears* I'm so jealous and envy you guys for being able to be there and witnessing this in person. Thank you so much for sharing! I hope one day I can see that as well
@someday38738 років тому
Imagine living in this location and waking out to this beauty?.
@allisime9 років тому
wow they are so clever and playful. I would love to see Orca in the nature. This video really shows why this animals needs to be in the wild and not in captivity!
@Krizzie_bee8 років тому
Best video ever! This is my dream! Nothing would keep me from getting in the water with them. Such majestic magnificent creatures.
@mistym04248 років тому
Agreed! I must do this at some point before I die.
@CatherineSTodd9 років тому
Fabulous video... especially the really BIG Orca with the huge dorsal fin! incredible event and how lucky you were there at that very moment, camera in hand!
@CatherineSTodd9 років тому
From Dominique Plume (below): "This is incredible to watch! Northern orcas in British Columbia exhibit a rare behavior not seen anywhere else in the world. The whales like to rub themselves on the small smooth stones located at a beach in the Discovery Islands."
@lisacarden41839 років тому
Great job guys !!! Thank you for sharing ;0) lucky boys!!! Right place, right time!!!
@rightmyer398 років тому
your correct on them rubbing on the bottom, orcas love to do that for a massage and to remove dead skin, great video though, this really makes me wanna go to and watch these magnificent animals in their natural environment, that would be a dream come true :) I couldn't Care how long of a drive it would be from Ontario to either side of Canada it would be so worth it
@Research0digo9 років тому
Not specifically sure where you are, but this is very similar to 'rubbing beach'. The popular rubbing beach usually has more orcas than one, though. (Larger area?) So awesome you got to witness this, though. Thanks for sharing!
@CarlosLosChapin626 років тому
What a experience man. I would probably start to cry because how beautiful
@davetaddeo9 років тому
what an exciting spectacle!
@jennsaidthis66909 років тому
Thanks for getting this on video. Amazing. What an experience.
@soozipuss9 років тому
how wonderful that you were fortunate enough to be there for this beautiful natural experience :)
@nrdavids709 років тому
Love this beautiful video! In the wild where they belong.
@josettelafina7 років тому
Wow. So beautiful. I love that one gent used a phrase I would have, "Holy moly". My other fave is "Holy Schmoly".
@eileenwilbert74638 років тому
I wish I could see them too , I'm jealous but thank you so much for filming such a great moment
@mrheydu9 років тому
That one Orca is huge! so cool!
@yveslabbe9608Рік тому
J'aime la vidéo, les orques sont dans leur milieu naturel. Et c'est tellement beau de les regarder! WOW!
@Ladyrocksavage9 років тому
Best way to watch these gorgeous creatures
@812gorod9 років тому
Очень волшебно! Биосфера приходит к человеку!
@ricpow60099 років тому
Thank goodness we have made peace with these wonderful creatures!
@alisonorpen4004Рік тому
I’ve waited at this beach for hours and hours on end to see this!!!! And I fucking love the orcas!!! I’ve never seen it in person so thank you for sharing this it just made my day!!
@PassionForMusic989 років тому
What an experience! So lucky
@Bluenose3528 років тому
It's interesting when both males are right at the shore, and they lift their tails out of the water. That way, they're rubbing the heir bellies on the pebbles.
@fabiennefertiti30176 років тому
There is only one male in the video which is the one closest and with the large distinctive dorsal fin. The other one is a female and could be the mother and matriarch of the whole pod teaching them how to do it.
@simonlloyd68969 років тому
Such amazing , fascinating animals!
@AdelieCreations9 років тому
That is awesome! Thank you for sharing.
@Ellellesays9 років тому
Thanks for sharing this, what an awesome video!
@jessicathomas73Рік тому
Wow this is such incredible footage
@shayt5434 роки тому
this was an amazing video
@user-pm8bb1vd4k10 місяців тому
Great performance❤. They know they are beautiful.
@airenesmiler66249 років тому
Wow! Thanks for sharing.
@dutchflats6 років тому
Wow I bet that doesn't happen everyday? These guys were lucky they got to experience that up close. Wonder if the Orcas were showing off/having fun or were they fishing for something?
@seanm41739 років тому
Awesome, thank you for sharing!
@NevAndrew9 років тому
Orca are highly intelligent creatures and more than likely knew you were watching and decided to put on a show for you lol
@isabellaharvey2516 років тому
It must have been an amazing experience
@charlessloane9 років тому
This is so awesome!
@cleodello9 років тому
Ah, what a site! Once in a lifetime!
@luxhunsinger71457 років тому
I feel like it would be hard not to jump in with them! They're so amazing, I'd love to swim with them!
@katiejean58795 років тому
The baby at 3:49 made me smile ❤️❤️
@ppudwell6 років тому
Great Capture!
@SiskinOnUTube8 років тому
I love that. I would be so happy there. I saw Orca today, but I was so far from the action.
@barnabylovemum71209 років тому
mmmm... Nothing quite like a good belly scratch. These whales are living the good life. The only problem with be being a whale would be they don't get to play video games. Probably some day when they evolve a little more they will have them though. (edit: Thank you for the gold kind stranger!)
@orvilleberny35819 років тому
Put some clothes on Barnaby. What do these whales have to do with video games? Stop taking drugs.
@bennystropicalswimmigwolf86919 років тому
Great job guys !!! love it :)
@stevocanuck9 років тому
UNREAL. This is why B.C is the best place on earth. I was just there last week and wished to have seen at least an orca ... : That is amazing! How did you spot this? Or did were the orcas already there?
@dnmlivinglife9 років тому
Awesome! I love this town :)
@lindaboyce88059 років тому
beautiful !!!
@heineken6046049 років тому
Wow, thanks for sharing!!!! That was amazing!! Wonder if they are getting rid of parasites or something??
@yolandapottier72447 років тому
Great Video! Beautiful!
@schlooonginator12277 років тому
I saw a special where orca in this area have special areas where they scrub themselves along pebbles.
@r.c.30198 років тому
Fantastic moment ! OMG ! but... why do they come so close to the shore ? excuse my ignorance.. but is there a specific reason .. wow !
@sherman49708 років тому
AMAZING,,THANKYOU!!
@crazycatlady13139 років тому
Just saw this on my fb. WOW !!! How Lucky you guys got to see them :D
@susananderegg37347 років тому
Could that be some sort of rubbing beach for the orca? Like Robson Bight? Very interesting behaviour. Thanks for filming and sharing
@Bluenose3527 років тому
It is. They love the smooth pebbles. It is like a massage and a way to clean off the surface. Grooming in a way.
@susananderegg37347 років тому
+Bluenose352 yes, that's what Orca use these rubbing areas for. What I would like to know is where is this?!? Those people were incredibly lucky to see that. Robson Bight is now protected for the orcas exclusive use; this area is obviously open to the general public. Where is it?
@Bluenose3527 років тому
+Susan Anderegg That's a good question. There are quite a few of these rubbing beaches, as far as I know. You would think they would all be protected.
@susananderegg37347 років тому
+Bluenose352 one would hope for that protection. It appears there is a sea wall built around this area so it might be a park of some sort. As to protection, considering the hoops people had to jump through to get the Robson Bight rubbing beach area preserved for orca I would not be surprised if this area is not protected. On the other hand, our attitudes toward orca have changed dramatically in the past few years so maybe it is protected. Would still like to know where this is!
@susananderegg37347 років тому
+Bluenose352 so I finally clicked on the link under the video and read a very interesting article about these rubbing beaches. themarinedetective.com/2015/02/08/rub-me-right-beach-rubbing-behaviour-of-northern-resident-orca/
@yourstruly5554 роки тому
Now this is an experience id pay for wish i knew there location
@linavan569 років тому
That must have been pretty awesome to witness
@josefinjackie9 років тому
Where exactly do you guys see this amazing thing :)?!
@watermelonridge9 років тому
It's most likely these orcas were scratching on the pebbles to rid themselves of parasites. These beautiful, huge mammals often have "riders." Much the same as ticks, and fleas like to attach themselves to your pets. Think of how annoying ticks are to a dog, and you get a pretty clear picture of why these orcas are rubbing themselves in the shallows. They may have also been in the mood for lunch. They hunt sea lions in the same manner.
@witchi138 років тому
AWESOME!!!
@lucybonomo8 років тому
I feel like that big bull was saying "don't get too close to our baby now you humans" so amazing
@darleneprosser58679 років тому
Beautiful
@bunnyland13023 роки тому
The fact u stood i the water while they did that and not lunge at ya lol
@ribberable9 років тому
Wow amaxing! Tfs
@cindymadsen57672 роки тому
Looks like Orca spa day. Exfoliating along the pebbles. :-)
@Richard_TheCreator9 років тому
Amazing!!!!
@cedarwalk9 років тому
omg what a gift these guys got to be so close and for such a long period of time, didnt even have to go on a whale watching cruise. so lucky, id go buy a lottery ticket
@Jjjj28289 років тому
Good timing man :) Peace
@rbilodeau9 років тому
Great vid!
@bbj589 років тому
At 3:48 did he say, smoked a joint?
@nmah199 років тому
It's BC so I wouldn't be surprised haha
@cellademar35526 років тому
I love love love it😁
@Bluenose3528 років тому
That Bull, with the tallest dorsal, must be Okisolo.
@CatherineBrueckner9 років тому
Rubbing is kind of like the NRKWs version of curling--strictly Canadian.
@timhenschel91669 років тому
Who thumbs down a video like this??? :$ So jealous of those guys!
@ChromeArty9 років тому
Heard this vid mentioned on cbc a couple weeks ago... I believe the guy said it was Cortez he was on... But this looks like it was filmed from the north side of Hernando... Anyone know for sure?
@mzdianak9 років тому
This is AMAZING!!! Where exactly is this? I would totally go there for vacation!
@nmah199 років тому
In the Discovery Islands, near Campbell River, B.C.
@mzdianak9 років тому
nate dogg THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Do you know if the pod goes there annually? This is so amazingly breath taking!
@misterfunnybones9 років тому
Diana K. You'll find them regularly throughout Johnstone Strait. Try an Alaskan cruise, or guided whale watching, or sea kayak. There are rules and regulations to protect the whales from over zealous observers and fishing boats. princeofwhales.com/ www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/eco_reserve/robsonb_er.html
@misterfunnybones9 років тому
***** It's an option, just like driving & flying. Most people don't bike & walk to their vacation destinations, or work, or school; although, that would be better for the environment.