EVOLUTION OF ORCAS, APEX PREDATORS

[@TheOmar291992]

Holy shit, this is not only about Orcas... this is a semester of a science class.

[@MasterVycen]

Me: Oh cool a video about how orcas evolved! Video: It all started with the Big Bang...

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Me: "🤣🤣🙈🙈

[@miskatonicuniversityavclub202]

lol gotta be thorough

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

I am thrilled with this series. BRILLIANTLY DONE.

[@Icarus_II]

YOU are the person who should be giving lectures to all global ecological, conservational, financial, political organizations from the G7 to NATO down to the local non-profit.

[@BrapMan]

That introduction is beautiful.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you🙏

[@lulberserk1418]

I just found your channel last night at 2am while searching for Orca videos. You are such an amazing teacher, easy to understand, and so interesting. I can listen to you for hours. Please don't stop posting content!

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank yo ufor you kind comment. Soon, the series "The whisperer's tales" will be posted. Stay tuned

[@lulberserk1418]

@@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR can't wait! Much love from NYC ❤️

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

@@lulberserk1418 🙏🐬🐋

[@lulberserk1418]

​@@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR I would like to do an orca expedition tour next oct 2022. Do you still partake on these tours? If so which one (3 or 6 days)? I Ideally would like to meet you and learn from you during my expedition.

[@milly-moo9056]

Thank you for doing this video. I love Orcas, the most beautiful apex predator.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you for youe kind comment

[@michaelvamper5793]

He's a freediver I can feel his ora

[@kronniichiwa9909]

Very well explained

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you

[@jperryman1986]

fantastic!

[@martinbadoy5827]

There's a 2010 genome analysis article by Philip Morin and others; and they reported that it seems Pacific Northwest Transients are the most genetically diverged (with Residents, Offshores, North Atlantic and Antarctic types more closely related).

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you. All informations are welcome. 🙏🐋🐬

[@faithhui7884]

will u guys still be a thing in 7 yrs? bc...that's wen I turn into an adult and old enough to do this

[@DiegoLinde]

This was like a short mini version of 'HOME' by Yann Arthus-Bertrand, at least in part it reminded me. Still a classic and must-watch sobering viewing. It's a "god's-eye" overview of the birth and evolution of our HOME with the introduction of the human species and our exponentially growing mpact in tandem with our exponential population growth and technological development. As a species, we still haven't responded correctly since that message put out by Arthus all those years ago. Thank you, for highlighting the issue again here. That was my main take-away.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you, Diego

[@DiegoLinde]

@@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR Merci a vous... vous-avez surement vu le documentaire du lequel je parle. J'ai decouvert votre chainne aujourdhui et vos video me touche enormement. Merci encore une fois.

[@LudwigVaanArthans]

Mammals, or to be specific, stem--mammals have been around as long as the reptiles and parareptiles, they even ruled the Earth for quite some time before the dinosaurs began overtaking the limelight, only to reemerge after the non-avian dinosaurs died out

[@bari2883]

Stem mammals??

[@lumar1985]

Thanks for this amazing 14 minutes of truth and for sharing your knowledge with the world. You are an inspiration! xxx from Southamerica!

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you so much for tour nice words, Lucia. I wish you the best in southamerica ( where?)

[@bari2883]

Im not sure how long its going to take us to realise that money will be useless if we destroy the planet that sustains us in order to gain that money.

[@cheemsoftheocean7569]

Don‘t you love it when he talks about the „genetiqué“ of the organisms

[@vaioboy1410]

Damn great vid man

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thanks

[@mikzi4578]

What, they have their own language??, that so cool

[@Nabucodonosor9]

7:18

[@mortenlund1418]

very very great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@nieseybrown1798]

I love orcas can I pay to come with y’all

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

You are welcome Niesey. Contact us at [e-mail]

[@trenza2566]

12:47 that image hurted

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Hurted? What do you mean?

[@trenza2566]

@@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR the horse eating plastic, that was hard to watch

[@melanieb.4655]

😊👍🏻

[@darkstarofmars]

Selection is often sexual. The Lucifer principle and the selfish gene are good reads if you need to brush up on general evolutionary theory.

[@DreamseedVR]

Howard Bloom's lucifer principle was brilliant 👏

[@DreamseedVR]

I would add that the red queen is also a good book by matt ridley if I recall, It's about how the evolution of sexual beings helps gene swap to avoid Viruses and parasites.

[@dolittlesister5060]

I'll be here at 16:00

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Merciiiiiii

[@ij2513]

And I’m sure the results would be a lot less than people claim

[@c0lelee]

Thank you very much for explaining sir, without a doubt u hit subscribe 👍👍

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank uou🐋🙏

[@synchrotheus5748]

90% of this video has nothing to do with Orca Whales.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

I admit. That was my choice to explain generalities about evolution. The part of this process dedicated to dolphins couldnt be longer. But you are right

[@jamezdavis1984]

So if the breeding of Wolf to dog is a proven method of selective evolution then, in human evolution what was the other sub species humanoids we had to of bred with to have evolved to our current form??

[@hunger4wonder]

I think you misunderstood. Yes, our ancestors interbred with other humanoid species, namely the neanderthals but that has little if anything to do with our current form. As it was explained in the video, species evolve through natural selection and that process is highly connected with the environment and the pressure it applies leads to natural evolution. You see our ancestors already had more or less our current body shape but through pressure of environment and lifestyle we got to how we look now. I hope i helped in elucidating.

[@hunger4wonder]

And another thing... im sorry but please don't say "sub species humanoids". There is no such thing. Neanderthals are a species not a sub species. Chimpanzees are a species not a sub species. Homo Sapiens are not a superior species. We are just a species.

[@RailWayBandit]

I don’t understand your English.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Me too.... I dont understand either🙈

[@DSI333]

I think Covid-19 help with reducing the pollution. Human are smart animals but our immune system is a piece of shitt

[@ij2513]

His knowledge on orcas are second to none. But gets less interesting when he speaks about evolution, natural selection as if it’s a fact when there’s still no hard evidence for it. Here’s a thought he claims humans came from apes and have been around for about a million years. What if someone tried to work out how long humans have been around for by calculating the statistics for how much world’s population is rising by in every decade or century for example. Then maybe work backwards to get a general idea how long humans could’ve been around for, taking into account contraception is a modern thing and wouldn’t of been around in the past. Hmm, I wonder...

[@familyvideos5403]

There's nothing but hard evidence for it. Mountains of it. And as far as how the human population has grown in history, you should look it up. It only started growing exponentially relatively recently. It was a hard living in the past. It's fascinating to learn about!

[@milly-moo9056]

Thank you for doing this video. I love Orcas, the most beautiful apex predator.