I am the director of this show filmed in 2014-2015. To give a feedback to some of the comments, none of the figures provided in this documentary have been exceeded as of today... at least, on scientific records with tags. I agree that sperm whales probably hold the title of the deepest diving marine mammals, but this has not yet been formely proven. Interestingly, some tags now include miniature (30 grams) video camera with Led lights, but their video quality is poor and, in the abyss, they mostly see what happens just in front of them. However, deploying an array of them simultaneously could bring interesting results. More soon, as we are working on it in collaboration with scientists !

@francoisleclerc521

Жыл бұрын

Bonjour monsieur Loyer, un très grand merci pour votre sublime documentaire et tous les autres comme « Céphalopodes le règne des ventouses ». J’aimerais savoir si durant le tournage vous avez pu discuter avec les scientifiques des baleines à bec du genre hyperoodon et Beriardus qui sont aussi de très grands apnéistes. Quant aux cachalots j’ai eu le privilège à plusieurs reprises d’évoluer à leur côté avec des scientifiques, il semblerait bien que leurs incroyables performances soient tout de même dépassées par celle du ziphius cavirostris et ce grâce à un métabolisme pouvant fonctionner en anaérobie plus longtemps (Les études françaises et anglaises disponibles sur Internet vont aussi en ce sens). En tou tcas une nouvelle fois, chapeau et merci d’avoir pu mettre en lumière ces grands animaux si peu connus du grand public 🙏🏻.

@loyerbertrand

Жыл бұрын

@@francoisleclerc521 Merci François pour vos commentaires et encouragements. Nous avions considéré à l'époque l'opportunité de les inclure, mais, ayant déjà les mesoplodon de Blainville et baleines à bec de Cuvier, nous les avons écarté, par peur de faire des doublons. Il existe certainement des papiers qui valent le détour, et nous travaillons actuellement sur des projets qui consistent à laisser ces animaux... se filmer eux-mêmes. A suivre !

@francoisleclerc521

Жыл бұрын

@@loyerbertrand Effectivement c’est compréhensible d’autant plus que mis à part Hal Whitehead avec les hyperoodon dans le Gully canadien, il n’y a pas beaucoup de chercheurs étudiant ces populations. Des individus se filmant eux-mêmes, super projet !! Façon crittercam en plus évoluée je présume ? Envisagez-vous d’en faire un futur documentaire ?

@geraint8989

11 ай бұрын

Excellent documentary. I was wondering how the elephant seals could navigate and hunt in the near-darkness of such depths without the benefit of biosonar - it seems that recent research at UC Santa Cruz (and undoubtedly others previously) has revealed fascinating use of their whiskers.

@wildpatagoniafilms16

10 ай бұрын

Excellent docu.. images are stunning. I'd love to know what camera and glass ecosystem was used for the production of this film.. thank you!

It's nice to see something measured in Eiffel Towers, rather than the usual school buses.

What incredible animals. What a gift of nature

@mandiemoore3272

Жыл бұрын

They aren't a gift. They don't belong to us. We share THEIR earth.

@topspot4834

10 ай бұрын

He said they're a gift to nature, not us

The ultra modern fishing boats didnt loose 30% from their catch to predators,they steal 70% from the fish which belong natural to the predators!

@NoneofyourBusiness-gy9yw

Жыл бұрын

wait you do eat fish right hypocrite ? yes that what you are a hypocrite.

@janethollman7894

Жыл бұрын

Nicely put

@shumonbrown5229

Жыл бұрын

You spoke an absolute truth!!!

@NoneofyourBusiness-gy9yw

Жыл бұрын

*continues eating fish*. i wonder if killer whale meat taste good ? anyone tried it yet ?

@MrMrbob666

Жыл бұрын

Well yeah because it's the whales territory, if anything 30% is more than fair

Спасибо за видео❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks for these, need to show these in school.

I love this, I interview some of the most well known scientists, creatives & enthusiasts around the world every week.

@rottweilerfun9520

7 ай бұрын

I'm so glad that I saw your comment , your channel is amazing ! I'm subbed now.

@OrcaGroupSeries

7 ай бұрын

@@rottweilerfun9520 thank you so much! I'll have new episodes soon.

What fantastic video love it. great job u guys 100%

Excellent documentaire !

I had no idea elephant seals where such deep divers until now

AWESOME DOCUMENTARY MUST SEE.

EXCELLENT VIDEO . . COOL AF GRAPHICS . . THANKYOU FOR THE CONTENT !!!!!!!!

Great documentary

These animals are even more amazing in comparisons with human athletes. The elephant seals and beaked whales are diving in a far more viscous medium than humans trained to run in the best class, but the runners would require about ten vigorous minutes to travel as deep as these mammals dive, but without the hunt and return. Think about running your very hardest for ten minutes; then imagine another mammal swimming the same distance, but in the dark, while hungry and hunting for food, all without breathing, and then BACK!!? That is amazing and astonishing and head-slapping and unbelievable and incredible and I want to be them!

Mhank your soo much appreciated thank you for the opportunity you have been.❤

@SouleyYaro-yg7by

2 ай бұрын

👉🇳🇪🤝👍👍👍👍🙏

Thank you soo much!

Very well done, Ty.

Breathtakingly amazing! Scientists have come such a long way in a very short time. It was only a few years ago depth of dives & breath holding were mainly guesswork. Personally just watching, even just imagining the deep deep dives of these marine mammals gives me panic attacks. 49:02

@user-zr3sh1vl8y

6 ай бұрын

سبحان...اله..سبحان. الله. .خلق...ولم..يقدر..الخلق. على. صنعه. بسمك..ياخالقي. يتدبر. .الكون. لولاك. يارب..الئرباب

Cool 🏖🏖🏖🏖🏖

Super Doku, vielen Dank!

Orcas are so magnetic.i love nature and God gave us such a beautiful life I hope we try to take care of all the animals.they should be all cherishedlike God and the angels

@halloweenjean

4 ай бұрын

god had no part in this.

Great divers! Incredible animals!

AWESOME!

Waww se jeant fontastic good working thank you very macht majic

truly stunning

Scientist know much but understand very little.

How amazing with the scientists working now a days.

wow! i love this!!!

Merci merci merci beaucoup pour le partage je m abonne direct .🙏🙏🙏🙏😍😍😍😍😍😍

amazing record 2h44 mn and 2992 meters deep - excellent documentaire !!!!

Beautiful

Love this channel thank for soo much

wow the cgi with natural backround, great!

Great 👍🏽

Fishermen ARE predators.

Wow😮 cool☃️

I've always thought how fascinating that fish or mammals can see underwater

سبحان من خلق و أبدع ❤

لله في خلقه شؤون.سبحان الله !.تبارك الله احسن الخالقين.

ابتسام تفضل هذه البرامج لانها تزيد من معرفتي خبرتي وتضيف معلومات هامة وتسليط الضوء ع الأمور الملفتة للنظر انتم مذهلين وراقين عباقرة غايتكم العلم والمعرفة عن طريق المواقع الإلكترونية والتكنولوجيا المتطورة والحديثة. وهاد ظاهر من خلال الفيديو الممتاز والعالي الجودة والشامل تستحقون الاحترام والتقدير للجهود المبذولة والتفاني والاخلاص بلعمل وهاد شي ظاهر بشكل واضح بعيد عن مجاملة تلك الحقيقة يااكابر وشكرا يا طاقم العمل المميز والنجاح بكل مقاييس عقولكم الذهبيه ٠❤❤❤❤

Technically the deepest diving mammal was a Cuvier’s Beaked Whale, that was documented over 3,000 meters or just shy of 2 miles under the surface however I think in general this title should go to the sperm whale, as they are the most common species of mammal associated with the deep sea!

VERY INFORMATIVE ONLY ONE QUESTION I HAVE NEVER SEEN CAMERA GETTING MOUNTED WITH ANY TYPE OF GLUE SEEMS LIKE IT LEFT A SQUARE UGLY PATCH ON THEIR HEAD ? WILL THIS EVAPORATE WOULDNT THINK SO OR THE CAMERA WOULDNT HAVE STAYED ON FOR SUCH A TIME IS THERE ANY OTHER WAY TO GATHER INFO & FILM THESE WONDERFUL CREATURES?

Video quá dỉnh👍👏👍🇻🇳🔔🇻🇳🔔❤❤

This is an incredible species of whales i used to think that people who did this kind of research were hunters but they are not they just trying to learn about how these whales live and its amazing i never heard of these kind of whales before

Watching from Kenya time 00:36

@cristianmolina8148

Жыл бұрын

Hola, watching from Chile time 19:03..

@ajowivincent9406

Жыл бұрын

01:33 just few minutes after you 😂....kenya

I understand why they do it ,but the part where they were chasing the Sperm Whales hurt my heart. I hated seeing them so scared.

i think its great that the whales are beating the humans at their own game. lol, after all its the whales food , humans are poaching and should be sunk.

The fishers are in the whale's house. So who is the thief?

@5:51 i mean, which whale doesn't spend most time under water

i like how the music constantly changes into manace when Orcas turn on spotlight🙉

good that your taking their fish also while provide easy meals.

These humans are destryoing the ocean...

I really do wish there was more actual footage. ☹️

It's human who steal fish from whales not the other way around

are amazing creatures, but they are also facing many challenges. One of the biggest problems is that they are often seen as pests by fishermen, because they sometimes steal fish from fishing nets. However, orcas play an important role in the marine ecosystem, and they are also and social animals. We need to do more to protect orcas and other marine mammals, and to raise awareness of their importance. One way to protect orcas is to for the fish that they lose to orcas. This could be done through that subsidize . We can also involve the of the importance of marine mammals and sustainable fishing. Another important step is to develop better methods for identifying and tracking individual orcas. This could be done using biometric and DNA identification methods. A common database of all known orcas could help scientists to better understand their populations and movements, and to identify and track individual orcas that are at risk. I support the idea of a that would include the entire hydrosphere By taking these steps, we can help to protect orcas and other marine mammals, and ensure that they continue to thrive in our oceans Together with us.

The Norwegian fisherman are so kind to catch, feed those Orcas and whales.

I cant believe orca can dive 1100m

I can't help but think the tagging event could be quite traumatic to these beautiful, intelligent creatures. Would be fantastic if there was a non-invasive way to garner this info 🤷‍♀️

@oliverburke

2 ай бұрын

I thoroughly agree! If we want to know something about some part of the world, we should not cause it harm or stress or death to it. The only solution I can provide now is to leave it alone unless you can a truly non-destructive way of measuring. Enough spearing, stealing, piercing, killing things other than ourselves to gain knowledge. We have done so much damage. I would prefer to go without more knowledge on them, to know that we are not stressing, hurting, or killing them. We've done enough damage to other species.

พื้นที่ทางทะเล ระหว่าง นิวซีแลนด์และออสเตรเลีย ซ้อนทับจะเจียดกันอย่างใร

What's with these subtitles? They look they've been through Google translate a few times to get back to English.

@natiraine4260

10 ай бұрын

That said when there is a conversation going on in another language, use subtitles instead of trying to dub over it. It's stupid and annoying to have to listen to.

Why didn't they talk about blue wales or did I miss it?

Smart fish, dinner on the line, just have to grabe 'em. Fishermen should be pretty happy that they are "assisting an endangered species. The fishermen can afford to loose a few fish, since approximately1\4 of there catch goes to wast

Fantastic documentary. I feel for close captions readers though, they are soooo wrong.

@KitchenCourtCases

Жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh it's so terrible...

I remember 25 years ago longlineing

Wow 😳

How can I Study This In Lunar time. This Is very interesting

That harpoon tag on the sperm whales looked painful.

@Brian_fooking_Ferry

Жыл бұрын

😂🎉

why is the caption different from the video

If the elephant seals dive to hunt at such depths, how do they find their prey. They surely cannot see in the absence of light. Do they also use echo location as whales and dolphins do. Or perhaps their eyes are capable of seeing an animal's florescence? Be an interesting answer I am sure.

I was lucky enough to look eyeball to eyeball with a Sperm Whale , twenty years ago and I'm still in awe.

@MeganJohnson-gp6ug

27 күн бұрын

Were you in a boat?

Love the documentary of the sperm whales 🐋. They are smart . Stealing the fisherman’s smorgasbord. Killer whales are highly intelligent beautiful mammals . Thank you for this incredible documentary.

❤

From THAILAND every day

You are the predator, not the Wales

I'm curious as to how the Elephant Seal finds the squid in the deep dark water. Do the Squid light up ?

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7:10 they can tag these whales with suction cups and they stay on even while diving? When we use suction cups for chimes and other things on windows they always fall off

Bonjours je suis prestataire nautique à Mayotte. Nous observons ces espèces souvent au même endroit. Si cela peux aider, aucune étude de faite sur elles...mais j'ai repéré leurs spot de prédilection.

If you look at pond water, there are on a smaller scale predators swimming around killing things just like the ocean predators. I wonder if you look at the Universe, if black holes are just predators going around killing stuff.

Они.вас.не.понимают.громкие.

Prédateur le cachalot ? Le seul prédateur de ce documentaire c'est l'homme !

Poor things probably thinking that's harpoon their shooting

Iqsi,seu ❤❤❤

คนรู้จักแต่คือเพื่อนของคนรู้จักตำรวจจับข้อหา แมวนำ้ คือลักทรัพย์ของที่มากับเรือ ยามอะไรไม่ทราบ

love to see the whales getting the fish ;) its their

and after shooting the whales with these tags. Are they removed ?

Так.держит.давление.

100 baleines de longman sur Mayotte en décembre 2021. La baleine la plus rare au monde ??

It was all - - - until 24:15

ليه الكتابة تحت الفيديو بالعربي والتعليق انقليزي؟؟!! 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

That's got to be a real pain in the ass!. You live IN THE OCEAN but you still breathe air....

Une baleine a bec est même reste 222 minutes en apnée en 2017!

Зачем.узнать.

De meeste domme documentaire

boga fish

Neither humans nor angels can design and create lifeforms like God can. We are arrogant enough to try...try and fail.

@dnsimin

Жыл бұрын

😄 you think everything was magically created by a man in the sky! Lol.

@rolandmorrison8224

Жыл бұрын

@@dnsimin What is more absurd than nothing creating something?

@jonathanstowe5852

Жыл бұрын

goofy ass comment

Ему.пора.подняться...

For halibut 55 killer whales attacked our catch taking every halibut for 2 miles!!! That's a killer whale, I saw it!!!

Касается.каждого.из.вас.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍