Dolphins Help Fishermen Catch Fish

[@captainzhaji4311]

Humans to dolphins: aye man, thanks, we appreciate it Dolphins to humans: no problem, mammals gotta help each other out Fish to dolphins: bloody traitors

[@lovealla429]

captain zhaji 😂😂

[@jasyanrosario3905]

Lmfaooo

[@juanvazquezd]

Not really traitors, dolphins have more in common with humans than with fish. But, on the other hand, who defends fish from these murderous mammals? Green Peace?

[@itsZephyro]

OHHH MY GOD SOOO FUNNNNYYYYY HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAÃAAAAAAAAÂÁÀÆ

[@johnmichaelrollon6922]

The heck man, I laugh with that Fish to dolphins: bloody traitors. Hahahaha

[@stegomasaurus6737]

I like how it appears as though the dolphins had at least as much of a hand in this scheme as the humans, if not more. I sincerely doubt that some fishermen went out one day with the full intention of domesticating dolphins. My theory is the dolphins saw some fishermen working, quickly noticed that they could get a ton of food by catching the fish that escape the nets, and so over time the dolphins and humans developed a routine which got more and more coordinated and therefore more efficient with time. Mutualistic relationships like this between different species are one of my favorite things to observe in nature because I just love seeing the combination of intelligence and communication involved with both parties.

[@mariacarvajal4609]

It is the best comment I have read in this amazing dicumentary.. thanks for your wisdom words.😘🤗🤓

[@mar-veldc9497]

Youre absolutely right. Of course humans would never taught of it, only the brilliant minds like dolphins can do that. How ironic and sad that animals taught us a lot of things in life that are so precious , pure and genuine.

[@Franz_Z]

When the Portuguese arrived in this place in 1540, the natives already knew this way of fishing. Therefore, I believe that it could be an ancient history between man and dolphin.

[@OneSquidOneBike]

There's a documentary somewhere on KZbin that shows dolphins chasing groups off fish onto the shore in order to eat. I agree with your comment . This just seems like a method the dolphins use to catch their food and eventually the humans came along.

[@jeansimonlavoie]

FlyingMonkies325 yup, probably the dolphin start to anticipate the throw of the net and a fisher men forgot to throw and the dolphin dive anyway. Then realizing the dolphin knew when the fisher men will throw the net. So why not let the dolphin décide when the net should be thrown ? I suppose the dolphin deduct the more fish they can heard for the thing the more fish can escape and I can have an easy catch .

[@boxertest]

What they didn't tell you is the Dolphins own the Fish company , those men are just there employees lol

[@timsoldschoolkustoms]

Yes lol

[@MikeAbdulla]

No, in reality these guys just steal the Dolphins's catch during their hard work, but named this insincerely as "cooperation", "help", "we're fishmen"...

[@Skozerny]

MikeAbdulla they arent stealing it because the dolphs are clearly giving them signals

[@MikeAbdulla]

+Skozerny Check "Hydroplaning Dolphins - BBC Planet Earth" on youtube, and you'll see that Dolphines don't need "the same" help in Australia.

[@Skozerny]

MikeAbdulla of course they dont need it. and neither do humans, thats why the seas are running out of fish. but in this case, the dolphins work in team with the humans because their net throwing makes it easier for them to catch fish, because the fish have to scatter.

[@flipflop4915]

A wise dolphin once said, "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime. "

[@cortezyvonne]

🤣🤣🙌🏻

[@user-gn2gs4rm6o]

I Love this comment :)-

[@mortenrobinson5421]

Actually I think the wise dolphin said: Give a man a fish and that's one less fish for you. Teach a man to fish, and you feed yourself for a lifetime ;-)

[@spaceghost4628]

His name was Dan Marine-O 😂

[@trojanostar]

Take your "like" good sir.

[@Lugmillord]

The dolphins trained them rather well.

[@Lyre206]

Lugmillord yup!

[@MsMRkv]

Lugmillord 😂😂😂

[@mar-veldc9497]

Sad reality but yes.

[@neresbarbosa7671]

Thats lie

[@davidm.3007]

@@neresbarbosa7671 no you

[@Valentin_Teslov]

the 2 apex predators from their respective habitats collaborating in what seems to be the most heartwarming genocide ever recorded in fish history

[@sillicon8227]

Well, when you say it like that.... XD, good joke

[@latifahhanum1630]

bet that’s how fish reporter narrate the news

[@LunaDelTuna]

We must destroy the mackerel, and we know just the animal to do it -dolphins

[@gojewla]

@@latifahhanum1630 I hardly think they would refer to it as heartwarming! 😂

[@xaferix7921]

Damn these humans are so well trained.....

[@daddymack1220]

+Xaferi X lol

[@sheryllovestobake9898]

lmao

[@youtubeenigma8316]

Best comment

[@Dowlphin]

You just need to feed them to enforce the reward mechanism, then training is easy. ;-)

[@heartnp2205]

Hahaha

[@Franz_Z]

I live about 1 hour from that place. This form of fishing requires a lot of skill from the fisherman in such a way that it is not enough to have a fishing license, the fisherman needs to be well trained by his elders and dolphins. An unqualified person who injures or kills a dolphin can be sentenced to up to 6 years in prison. These dolphins are considered a local treasure.

[@victoriabitong760]

6 years is not enough

[@1trilliontiktokfollowers691]

Wow this is so cool.

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

@@victoriabitong760 Hang on, Imma frame you for dolphin murder, let's see those 6 years not being enough then.

[@rgmoney14101994]

@@Amadeus_Eisenberg try it on me😉

[@bcatypical]

Understandably.

[@g-bgcg]

When I lived in Florida many years ago, there was a dolphin sanctuary that catered to kids with specials needs and to sick people. The dolphins would place their rostrum’s exactly on the affected area that was hurting and in effect, pinpointing the ailment. It was so incredible to watch this. The people would then get medical test performed and sure enough, the dolphins were correct. Dolphins are such extraordinary creatures.

[@begobolehsjwjangan2359]

echolocation. it's a biology radar, far more sophisticated and safe than X-ray.

[@sillicon8227]

@@begobolehsjwjangan2359 ikr

[@getwisdom8766]

I love dolphins with passion! Is a amazing creature that should be loved and preserved by all.

[@channonchristian6290]

Unfortunately Japan doesn't see it so. I love these creatures so smart.

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

Watch it, you're getting close to trying to tell others what to do and how to feel.

[@Lu_Cypher]

Word! #fuckseaworld #Phinsup

[@eddykapasibu7899]

@@channonchristian6290 Dolphins are very nutritious.

[@channonchristian6290]

@@eddykapasibu7899 they also have alot of mercury in them. 😬

[@ronazan87]

okay, so the dolphins are feeding his human pets? lol! so cute

[@johnbagyan3244]

haha, how right u are girl.

[@johnbagyan3244]

me me me says the human, haha.

[@polashkhan5843]

u

[@martinalubbing9655]

well, the dolphins are so much smarter, instinctive and entrepreneurial , (without harming the environment or overindulge, I might add) as mankind is. We should seriously start to learn from them and other animals instead of killing them...mankind is so selfish an stupid, it's hard to comprehend. Also: I think I've earned at least one fish by realizing this.... I hope.

[@kamaluddin8816]

mhivtjans

[@faanengaaw7357]

Im a Pacific Islander & my ancestors have relied on them in the old days when we travel between islands & a storm blows us off course they lead us to the nearest island to take shelter & wait out the storm until the skies are clear.

[@emmadavid2472]

Dolphins are so smart

[@martythedolphin5642]

ty

[@miztyhxrizon]

+Felix Nubeo like you

[@DarthMalgusSith_Lord]

Dolphin and Human are Sentient, imagine if the dolphin have arms they properly developed technology and became a flourished Civilisation since they already have their own languages.

[@tulockthewerewolf9744]

@@DarthMalgusSith_Lord first thing they'd probably do punch out the first human it came across

[@DarthMalgusSith_Lord]

Oculus 111 they would invade the terrestrial species and enslaved humanity

[@joaorenz7784]

I often go to Laguna to surfboard in its amazing and beautiful beaches. I can clearly see how respectfully the locals treat ocean life, it's humbling and it incentives us to do the same, also the humpback whales love that place to mate and aren't afraid of humans so we can surfboard right next to them and watch these gentle giants jump and have fun. Dolphins are even bolder and come very close to see what we're doing, sometimes knocking us out of our boards just because. That region of Brazil is blessed without a doubt.

[@Blaster53]

Watching this video we have to appreciate intelligence and bond these magnificent sea mammals have with humans. Out there are numerous stories about dolphins helping humans. 1970 I was in navy and I remember our captain of the ship told us that in Navi it is strictly forbidden to harass dolphins and jail sentence was looming if anyone would deliberately hurt dolphins. We loved their presence when they would cut through ship wake and making different sounds when jumping out of water. During winter storms we were looking if there were dolpnereby as officers told us that they would instantly help if someone goes overboard. Magnificent animals I love them dearly.

[@Troyas933]

Why is the camera focused on the lady all the time? "Oh its so amazing to see" - Why would you then zoom in on the lady and not the action ????

[@nolramarabilak9983]

😂😂

[@Rainbow-yv7yv]

I also thought so.....

[@studysmartnothard4727]

I too doubt this story...

[@That0Homeless0Guy]

because she thinks the show is about her.

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

Yeah, I don't wanna see her stupid face, I'm not here to watch that kind of show. I want to see what's going on in nature. She had absolutely no reason to be there even. They could have narrated it, which would have made for a much better video.

[@tehjefey]

Dolphins be like: "Man Rodrigo is really killin' this year man. He's been ON POINT wit his nets." "Yeah Ted! Unlike my guy fernando, He really needs to be more on time with his queues" "I know mark, Give him time he'll get it." "By the way you heard Rodrigo's son Cesar's coming down next year? He might be new blood soon" "Ooooh. Rookies eh? This is gonna be exciting for 'em. They go NUTS for us"

[@rickryan6271]

i want this to be a thing.

[@LunaDelTuna]

@@rickryan6271 For all we know the dolphins have a complex draft line up every season and bet using pufferfish as currency...truly a world of possibilities.

[@rickryan6271]

@@LunaDelTuna I want this to be a thing too.

[@darlankemmerich]

@Nazeem I need Disney to make an animation about these dolphins and the fishermen with this exact dialogue, thank you very much.

[@arthurdent6256]

So they're using the fishermen as a blockade? Very cool.

[@hilariousness6644]

Imagine being a fisherman and having to explain that your boss is a school of dolphins. 😆 Brilliant!

[@2quann]

I just love dolphins.

[@Adnansuk]

Storm they are rappist

[@jackbarman7063]

adnan so are some humans...

[@DeuPKay]

I know right! SO tasty!

[@madelinerincon9628]

gerson Davinci I would let a dolphin rape me they are so adorable 💕

[@Duke-Orgulje]

I just HATE and DESPISE them. I hope dolphins get lost.

[@somaliamyblood4170]

I liked the way that Moderator is speaking, her calmness, facial expressions n movement of her hands.. Everything in this video is actually wondeful.

[@LaremDuh]

In some parts of China, fishermen have also established this relationship with dolphins. Usually, after the dolphins herd the school of fish in the shore, the fishermen would give them a part of what they caught to the dolphins. It's absolutely amazing and beautiful really.

[@aminhamrat109]

Hello

[@fitapresto5515]

Then afterwards they also eat the dolphins

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

@@fitapresto5515 that’s Japan

[@EricNoneless]

@@BlackJeepConvertiblethese days Japan cares much more about the animal conservation.

[@matilda5072]

I thought I'd never see this day HUMANS AND CREATURES WORKING TOGETHER. This is absolutely amazing. I'd love to watch this happen. Just sitting their watching taking all the beautiful energy in from the dolphins.

[@tubehax]

I think she forgot to mention that the dolphins call the shots.

[@skyler3530]

Muhd Fikri your joking

[@scandalouzone3276]

3:38 she said it

[@superswede80]

@@scandalouzone3276 Bloody Irony dear you. She was only talking about the calling the shots and filming herself.

[@saraswinerton7202]

TubeHax no she didn’t

[@Sarvantharyami69]

She mentioned at the end you dumbass

[@needabreak]

Natural fishers teaching men how to fish. This is one of the best videos I have seen in years! Thank you.

[@yantimeowmeow5320]

May God bless you and protect you wherever you are,Dolphins.

[@BigDH28]

Symbiotic relationship at its best! Dolphins are extremely intelligent! 🐬

[@rasha8666]

2 species working together in a well coordinated genocide....

[@Alex_-oc4bt]

LOL

[@mr.madness908]

Survival of the fittest

[@akshayshetye8718]

dolphin is scientifically intermediary between human and fish

[@1100tripleh]

Lmfaoo

[@GnosticAtheist]

Not genocide unless the specie they are hunting is near extinction.

[@patlowney2834]

That's incredible that the Dolphins actually help the men catch the fish. This just goes to prove that man can live with nature. Dolphins are smarter than a lot of people. The men have to fish that is their livelihood. And they need to feed their families.

[@Spark-In-The-Dark]

I would've been much more interesting if you just videotaped the fisherman and dolphins instead of yourself talking the whole time

[@barrythebrilliant2150]

Dom Dukes You sir hit it on the head. Shes running out of things to say. Play a drinking game take a swig every time someone says dolphins

[@opelpan1913]

Exactly, like when she is pointing with her finger, we don't need to see THAT FINGER, but rather what she is pointing at!

[@Ms13unknown13]

opel pan The cameraman probabbly is obssesed with her.

[@katrinafernandez7340]

@@Ms13unknown13 is the cameraman inlove 😅 that was the thing that crossed my mind. It is more like a reaction video of hers not a documentary or so.

[@superswede80]

Or under the water with some water proof GoPros etc.....but what the f... do I know about that

[@hannahpascua4881]

Mutual understanding..Human and Dolphin!!! Amazing🤗🤗🤗

[@Ravn0110]

I envy those that have truly seen the magnificent intelligence and kind spirit of dolphins.

[@ipurplebts2876]

I will give them a big hug for their hard work. I literally love dolphins so much.

[@tiffanyjoysandigan9565]

OH MY Gosh Dolphins are very kind to humans... In Exchange we must protect their homes too from treats

[@cristine5854]

unfortunately, they don't get the same respect. Ugh, Japanese are horrible.

[@manoknapula8246]

Kantutin kita sa pwet jan e

[@jimsalim1689]

@@cristine5854 the fucking japanese eat them!! fuck them. oceans are full of fish!!!

[@mar-veldc9497]

Yes unfortunately we humans are terrible to them. Sad and heartbreaking but its the reality. We are destroying their habitat and we killed them. If other countries wouldnt act and as humans wouldnt do anything about preserving them, sooner or later they would all be gone from existence.

[@davidwalker2144]

Okay! Dolphins are snitching again.. Jesus saw the dolphins and told peter to throw the net!...

[@Nino-bu9mj]

The fish are probably thinking, "oh ffs! Can't get away from these damn mammals! It's not enough to worry about there being some in the sea and some on the surface as well, now they're working together!" - StarryStarryNocturne

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

Those fish barely think.

[@birdyeatsapea5577]

It's so cool how the dolphins realize that the fisherman are trying to catch the fish with the net, and help them.

[@wenif.constantino3161]

This proves how intelligent dolphins are, imagine teaching fishermen how to catch fish. Amazing. 😍😍😍😍😍

[@jankhan5220]

The cameraman is focusing on the lady. It should be focused on the fish and sea to watch the video. I don't know why such a professional cameraman is doing stupid job while the producer and director allow the video to air it

[@rehamhinai4745]

I thought I was the only one bothers bothered by this ... 😂

[@jimsalim1689]

fuck the fish, they're not sexy! 😂😂😂

[@superswede80]

I bloody GoPro on the legs of the fishermen or posts or a scuba diver....idk

[@nataliab882]

There's so much to show as well! I'm from that area and I can tell you the scenery is absolutely beautiful, there's a lighthouse that is visible nearby, the hills in the background, etc. It's a shame they focused so much on the presenter and neglected pretty much all the rest. Also, they could have at least interviewed a fisherman or something.

[@davidwalker2144]

Okay! Dolphins are snitching again.. Jesus saw the dolphins and told peter to throw the net!...

[@ashleysama3519]

What is great about this no over fishing, no environmental damage and man and nature working in sync with one another...AWESOME.

[@EnergyMedicineAlice]

I love this. Has Animal Planet taken this to Japan where the villagers still dolphins because they blame dolphins for eating their catch? Will be great if they stop.

[@jesseroel8362]

Alice Tobin Villagers dolphin? Do you even English?

[@davidwalker2144]

Okay! Dolphins are snitching again.. Jesus saw the dolphins and told peter to throw the net!...

[@MissusAnon]

Why have I never heard about this?? This is nuts, totally amazing that humans and marine animals like dolphins have formed a symbiotic relationship like this, I've never seen such a thing with wild animals.

[@citylinkbislig2959]

For me, it is nice because dolphins and humans are both taking advantages. Dolphins cannot eat all those fish, so it is good to share those fish to humans so that both dolphins and humans can take advantages.

[@MrRodrigolg]

well, I live in this town called Laguna in the south of Brazil and I can say: this is one of the most beautiful and cordoned interactions between man and animal in the world. I also fish with the help of the dolphins is something incredible believe. Today Unfortunately they are dying and we may never again have their help.

[@kraftzion]

I've had 1 dolphin herd mullet to me 2 separate times(different dolphin I think) in Florida. Which would imply intuitive behavior I think.Their benefit is that the mullet are easier to catch once the net scatters them.

[@jmatt4life]

WONDERFUL!!! This story is absolutely remarkable! I feel so good knowing that this mutually beneficial cooperative exchange exists between man and nature, the formidable dolphin!

[@dbm-yv1gl]

After the fishermen have finished pulling in the nets the Dolphins wait patiently, because the fishermen give the Dolphins their share. Mutually beneficial relationship.

[@marlongarcia1543]

I've got teary eyes wile smiling..... So much joy.... I just love nature.....

[@apokont]

Ancient Greeks used to cooperate with dolphins in the same way.

[@ass640]

Never knew that. Thanks.

[@apokont]

@@ass640 No prob😅 Nice to share information. I know it cause I am Greek.

[@lukealonzo1831]

this is the first time i watch this amizing video after 5yrs of existing of this video. i love dolphin and i know God use that dolhin to help fisherman 😇

[@Mildnumber4444]

My god, it's an Animal Planet show with actual animals in it.....WHAT YEAR IS IT!?

[@zachkelly89]

realist thing ive ever

[@i_am_RB]

What happened now?

[@zcath7710]

An awesome relationship between man and the sea..

[@tothjake94]

dolphins really are smart creatures. they learn to work with humans.

[@alifz9204]

Welcome to section "Why is this in my recommended?" But... I like it.

[@mahidmalik7]

Dolphins are very intelligent species. I think these dolphin are just playing. And they have figured it out that how to make humans play with them.

[@sijo551]

Evan J. Dolphins are not helping humans, they are driving the fishes to shore for eating them..watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4etkKaYotxjba8

[@Sunshine_7x]

Sijo Thomas I watched that video and it's obvious if the dolphins hunt alone they risk getting beached plus if they eat the fish washed ashore, they end up eating mud snd sand with it which wears down their teeth so the fishermen are doing the dolphins a GREAT service

[@Shusha0029]

I was raised down around Jekyll Island as a kid and we would go seining with nets at certain tides. The dolphins would swim around us eating the fish and shrimp in our nets. It's was kinda of scary if it was dark and you are up to your shoulders in the water and all the sudden something bumps you. I would pray it was just the dolphins. You could never be sure until you heard them take a breath and squeak. I loved being raised around that area. My dad is a fisherman and we were always around a body of water. Especially if mom was working on the weekends and dad was babysitting. It got us all out of the house and around nature. He would wake us in the morning and say if we got our housework done quickly we would go to the rive or beach. You've never seen kids get chores done faster. I was lucky to have him as a father. Even to this day his happiest moments are on a boat with us grown kids. He has no greater joy than to see one of us Wipeout on a tube or skis! 😂 😂

[@Old_Wind_Sheep]

Dolphins: yea gotta help these humans so they can catch what they want and leave.

[@cupidkvnt]

Ugh this makes my heart warm!!!!!!!!!

[@lahingkayumanggi]

Wow! What a beautiful creature 🐬 that’s why I love dolphins ❤️

[@goudjomichel]

Nature is so unpredictable sometimes. And that's beauty of it.

[@raybearone]

I'm actually thinking to move there start to make a living catching fish, all I need to invest is a net, no need for boat, gas, insurance, boat license, etc. If I was these people I kept this place secret. I really would. God bless you all over there.

[@minibar7165]

This video is amazing. It seems the dolphins have figured out how to use the fisherman to their advantage also. While the dolphins herd the mullet towards the fisherman, the fisherman push the mullets towards the dolphins with their casting nets, a win-win. Now if I could only train our local dolphins to do the same for me here in the Gulf of Mexico, where I fish :-)

[@tulockthewerewolf9744]

When will us humans realize that if we worked WITH mother nature and the animal kingdom it would work out and benefit everyone. Life doesn't need to be this difficult, we make it that way for ourselves.

[@johanjimenez1249]

Some animals aren't fit to live it's science. You adapt and evolve or be a panda and be useless and die off

[@mephistovonfaust]

They catch a lot of fish, sure but it's nothing compared to what industrial fisher catch. Your comment has good intentions but on a large, aka world wide scale could realistically never work out. We could, of course, live hand in hand with nature but then you'd have to say goodbye to cars, smartphones, computers, electricity, world wide supply of most goods and so on. Your proposal would send us back to at least pre-industrialization if not much much further.

[@ArtisChronicles]

@@johanjimenez1249 we don't need pandas bamboo either, but hey let's ravage the entire planet until we kill ourselves. No problem.

[@ArtisChronicles]

@@mephistovonfaust you say that like it's a bad thing.

[@dironleah3758]

I wish that the two dolphins will live well and have a long life,abd the fisher man will treat them well..such a good relationship .

[@RAIDERxNATION]

Makes me think how short we fall as humans to care and help or even just acknowledge oneanother as humans because of skin color and $ status not even because of kindness generosity or integrity😢

[@senthamizhanseemanpolitics70]

These dolphins 🐬 are so smart, intelligent 🤓 and friendly to human beings.

[@bittykitty1708]

I knew I never should've come to this comments section. -groans-

[@cbiln]

Men: hey thanks dolphins Dolphins: hey no prob, there are plenty more where that came from. Glad to help a brother out.

[@Mbenham04]

I dont give a crap about the camera women. Stop showing her.

[@saraswinerton7202]

Mathew Benham that's rude.😐

[@Mbenham04]

Yes, sorry. It was just the title was misleading. There was less then 30seconds of actual information on Dolphins and fishing.

[@Nyxzonify]

yeah excessive dickriding the dolphin is annoying

[@ovrdozzzz]

I just came 🤤 watching her

[@superswede80]

Under the water maybe seeing the action???

[@lucasramon9353]

This is wonderful, it means there is relationship between fish and fisherman .

[@nyxadapum4530]

Then fishermen in this place will going to be lazy... But those dolphins are cute tho.... They are selfless intelligent creatures....

[@Kid82fy]

How are they lazy? Nigga how do you get your food?

[@nyxadapum4530]

I pay for dolphins

[@dadguyx4]

Nyx Adapum wow you eat dolphins jerk

[@nyxadapum4530]

I buy food in the most ferocious place ever nigguh................ At the wall mart.

[@uliviacruz2638]

Nyx Adapum same

[@StalwartShinobi]

thats pretty cool! as long as the dolphins arent in danger of being tangled in a net. is it the uk cuz i never thought you would see dolphins of the coast of britain. they seem like more of an exotic water mammmal

[@nejireahn5009]

When you treat nature right:

[@badman-things]

This is completely crazy. Best interaction between two different species. Wooooww

[@ricletoespinosa8594]

If this happened in ancient times, people would worship the dolphins and treat it like god.

[@Kwatcher100]

Many ancient cultures considered dolphins to be religiously important.

[@joshfabregas7162]

lady: absolutely amazing ABSOLUTLEY!!!

[@alejandrotapia3403]

and some people say that God does not exist.... only God or a superior being if you will can create such intelligence such awareness in a creature other than ourselves. my God is awesome!!!!

[@timmartin4798]

Alejandro Tapia your god is cruel also. Think of all the innocent children that die every year.

[@maryhunter6389]

Stop trying to claim everything wonderful for your own selfish religion. The humans and dolphins are the ones you should find awesome.

[@CleverClover2023]

Mary Hunter Right on!!! Its sad that some people just cant accept that intelligence and understanding is an evolutionary advantage.

[@753238]

Tim Martin this place is temporary though...

[@maryhunter6389]

@No Brand YT User - you mean to say that because we do not live forever it is okay that innocent children die and people suffer? Or what did you mean?

[@KatBellerose]

I couldn't help but laugh when she said "Its so weird to see a whole bunch of man...just standing there..."

[@kristn6513]

Has she never been to a sports bar🤔

[@javi001mia7]

This news piece would have benefited from some drone footage.

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

Don't see how. Guy with camera is just fine. Although maybe with a drone they could have kept the camera off that woman's stupid face.

[@matthall113]

Wow, thats amazing. We should all be working together as animals to better this world.

[@firebaby7]

can someone send this video to japan, teach them the real way to treat a dolphin???

[@yoyololo3470]

for real!

[@doorstoppers960]

Eating cows ain't much better

[@firebaby7]

DOORSTOPPERS i know, that's why i do not eat them :)

[@doorstoppers960]

+firebaby7 plants are living too

[@ahkando]

+DOORSTOPPERS Plants dont feel

[@dltmdwnfkdldjs]

This is amazing. wow. and How can japanese ppl massacre this amazing animal and eat them? I respect the tradition, but that massacre can not be justified.

[@Sara3346]

I respect the tradition but I really don't, is what you in essence just said.

[@user-tg2fg9ry1s]

Anyone who kills and massacres these Beautiful Creatures need killed themselves. Makes me sick that humans are evil to them.

[@LucyMusic1999]

Okay I watched a document about very little remote island where they eat whatever they get from the ocean but only because that's their almost only source for food. I agreed with that but if you don't have to it's not good. It's terrible.

[@valinorean4816]

Dolphins are numerous and very tasty. Just like fish. (The taste is different tho.) You don't have a problem humans eating fish in this video, right?

[@kensyskye8965]

dltmdwnfkdldjs yeah there’s something about Dolphins that is so special and precious......

[@sonnyjimm23]

I'm blown away by how amazing these guys can cast a net into a head wind!? 😲

[@celesteschoolcraft691]

Dolphins: Fish here idiots no catching us in nets A holes!

[@LOUDMOUTHTYRONE]

Why you and 21 others so mean?

[@jesustrevino4087]

It's nice to know that flipper is still alive and well.

[@robertfox1975]

Why would animals be so kind to humans.. Especially when the latter have been extremely cruel...i mean, unnecessary killing for fun, burying them alive, etc... Makes me wonder...

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

robertfox1975 - guessing dolphins don’t have any way to know how bad humans are . No writing or storytelling . Just living in their area

[@efxnews4776]

Well, this fisherman, and dolphins are getting along just fine.

[@melo1986]

I would still throw some more back. Dolphins doing all the work

[@dilippradhan8634]

I believe GOD is behind the scene as He has promised in the Holy Bible that He will never leave us nor forsake us.amen

[@beca7540]

I love dolphins one time in Vietnam I came to a dolphin show they were so amazing and one dolphin answered addition questions it was so cool

[@hashiramasayan162]

*Helps man fishing Dolphins: here you go friend! 🐬 Japanese fisherman: your welcome! *harpoons dolphin 🏹

[@andreadea9809]

In Imbé beach close thé Santa Catarina hâve thé same work thé Dolphins e catchfish!!! Beautiful work men and fishes !!!

[@puglord1176]

Then why do the Chinese eat them, is it some sort of tradition?

[@xzl.7193]

Pug lord 117 Chinese don't eat them, the Japanese do.

[@silvachow487]

Pug lord 117 chinese eat shark fin

[@silvachow487]

Pug lord 117 african eat elephants

[@VancouverCanucksRock]

Cause Asians are fucked in the head

[@saraswinerton7202]

Silva Chow this show is not about Africans or elephant what are you talking a bout?🙁🤔

[@seyidon7809]

I like the way this woman speaks. What's her name? I want to see more of her videos. Lovely British accent!

[@PANKAJKUMAR-pb3fz]

Chinese would catch the fishes and thereafter the dolphin too.

[@PANKAJKUMAR-pb3fz]

@A Person A Person knowns nothing.

[@PANKAJKUMAR-pb3fz]

@A Person www.dolphinproject.com/blog/china-holds-the-power-to-stop-the-killing-of-dolphins-in-japan/ 👈see this, it's not just video but a legitimate petition article in "The Dolphin Project". Now you show me India hunting dolphin? *In contrast, in India Dolphin is National Aquatic Animal* and is conserved. See WWF report and thereafter bark at India.

[@jaehaerysitargaryen7923]

the dolphins are smart. they know they have to help the fishermen because if they don't, they probably will get SO MUCH MORE fish and nothing will be left for them.

[@vidabutkiene7336]

😍👍👏💖🐬🐟🐟💕🤗🇱🇹

[@freddycalderon6133]

Vida Butkiene amas a los delfines verdad ?

[@terryrussel523]

Wonderful. Just Amazing, and Dolphins truly are . . . . I have been told by professionals that this is not unique to Brazil but not by any means common knowledge. There have been persistent stories claiming there are even ancient cave depictions of this activity somewhere around the Mediterranean Sea, but with a twist !

[@44excalibur]

Great, now marine mammals are taking jobs away from American fisherman?

[@efxnews4776]

This is in Brazil...

[@44excalibur]

@@efxnews4776 Okay. lol

[@sheilaallen2146]

These dolphins are amazing please take good care of them it's a win win relationship

[@tetrahydrocanibonol]

They won't throw a net without the Dolphins, sea life tells you when you can take from them. I like it

[@colette9495]

Love those dolphins. I hope the people in that area protect those wonderful species ❤️