Gannets Plunge into the Sea

[@cynthialyman2636]

I never knew a sea bird could literally 'fly' underwater. This is spectacular.

[@indonesiantangkas7446]

Awesome

[@vashna3799]

You have to envy gannets, the ability to both fly, swim underwater and dive bomb.

[@THE-CHAMPION-HAS-A-NAME]

Thats 3 things, using the word both would imply 2 things

[@SSs-rf8ni]

You do all three if you're efficient

[@SeudXe]

I want to be those birds. They get to experience the water, land, and sky.

[@indonesiantangkas7446]

Saya juga pengen

[@pritchett88]

I was hiking here in my home province of newfoundland In Canada and when hiking I saw a hugh flock of gannets and until that time I didn't know they dove under the waves, and all of a suddon they all started shooting into the ocean from about 100ft in air and it was 1 of the most amazing experiences of my life when it happened

[@harshitpatel8167]

Dolphins from below, gannets dive bombing from above...sardines be like "Yeah.....next life wanna be an octopus"

[@morpheusspirit6609]

Nature at her most incredible!! Amazing birds!! 👌🏽

[@abc.animal5143]

In Disneys Little Mermaid remake, they changed Scuttle into a gannet and I think that’s pretty cool

[@jayjoejeanz]

Just watched this for real at my home in Springdale, Newfoundland. Beautiful sight, thanks for posting in a whole new perspective.

[@rogerpercy5576]

Spectacular to watch from Marine Parade in my home town of Napier, New Zealand. A huge colony on Cape Kidnappers just south of here.

[@SmithsonianChannel]

Feeding time. For gannets, that means showtime: a thrilling, kamikaze-style, free fall dive into the ocean at speeds of up to 75 miles per hour. bit.ly/1CNNrh9 From Nature's Dive Bombers

[@PawJacinto]

here because of the the little mermaid live action.

[@tiennguyen-hr8vz]

Same

[@TralfazConstruction]

Seeing them 'peel-off' from forty-feet in the air then lancing into the water is a spectacle which I never tire of seeing. Often, when surf fishing on the New Jersey shore the gannets signal where the 'right' bait fish are if the bluefish and stripers aren't blitzing.

[@danawilliams8560]

When I first saw Gsnnets in Panama I was truly amazed with their diving performance.

[@starofdavid9919]

A spectacular sight here on the west coast of Scotland.

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

Scuttland

[@jo107]

this must be very terrifying for the fishes

[@tsunami5165]

This feeding frenzy usually has sharks, gannets, dolphins, and swordfish all competing for the sardines, but I guess luck was on everyone but the sardines’ side, as no sharks were there. Sardines are still gonna get eaten not much will change for them.

[@cruzgomes5660]

Who is ur pfp

[@jo107]

@@cruzgomes5660 korean actress/singer Suzy Bae. This is from her drama While You Were Sleeping

[@cruzgomes5660]

@@jo107 ah ok thank you 👍

[@str8dollaz]

They love it

[@nethanmcadangdang8216]

Scuttle?

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

Yeah

[@vashna3799]

Just surreal seeing gannets "flying underwater" like its second nature. A marvel of bird evolution.

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

A lot of water birds do that, like Albatrosses and Seagulls

[@ziurziur1ify]

Not evolution, they were designed by God

[@vashna3799]

@@ziurziur1ify and it was human beings who designed many gods

[@ziurziur1ify]

@@vashna3799 Humans did not make themselves, so therefore we have a creator.

[@vashna3799]

@@ziurziur1ify I never said humans made themselves, we evolved from an upright primate ape in Africa several million years ago which itself evolved from a more primitive primate that eventually over the course of over 100s of millions of years of evolution came from simple single celled lifeforms that originated from self replicating carbon atoms which all life is based on. As the fossil evidence shows. Why do you need a creator from that? And who created the creator?

[@SmithsonianChannel]

Cape Gannets are thrilling to watch. They're Nature's Dive Bombers - masters of both land and sea: bit.ly/1qViz4V

[@edtanio549]

Is there any case these birds hit each other or accidentally stabbed a dolphin or other predators? Sorry, I'm just wandering ...

[@vecna5753]

live action scuttle

[@kitaboo2245]

That’s why I’m here lol

[@blackskyboii]

Somebody from Disney did an assignment accurately correct lol

[@BipolarCourage]

I like the metaphor of the gannet with bipolar - fly high, dive and the tricky part is learning to swim and surface again

[@danimations80]

I've only ever seen one or two gannets at a time fishing in South Australia. A rare sighting here (close to shore at least).

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

There are lots of Albatrosses though, there's a huge colony on Royal albatross in New Zealand too, and there protected

[@BrVi_7]

I've seen them in person it is definitely amazing to see

[@gilangsetyawibawa185]

More like live action Scuttle

[@CJCroen1393]

Fun fact: The prehistoric Pteranodon is thought to have hunted fish in a similar manner.

[@sharozehasanu1679]

Nice.. this really showed how seagulls dive into the water to my daughter..... Best videos you make.. I cannot belive it....

[@yanyan2107]

I do wonder if they ever end up diving into one that is coming up.

[@noelleslie6665]

No other living creature can do this....Impressive!!!!!!!

[@archimedesfromteamfortress2]

Cormorants, puffins and the other auks:

[@ktgkattyful]

The most amazing natural phenomenon ever photographed that I have ever seen in my life. Extraordinaire par excellence!! Good job to the crew. God is the Greatest! I am speechless indeed.

[@vashna3799]

Typical hey, another religious person giving their God all the credit when it's in fact millions of years of evolution which as produced the gannet.

[@vashna3799]

Well perhaps Sylvana but frankly religion and the religious have had it all their own way for the past two thousand years and even at its most benign such as this person's comment is something I won't tolerate anymore. After all, the religious certainly don't hold back with what they think about us atheists do they.

[@davidnewhart2533]

Storm Hawk Evolution is not real, there is no proof of it.

[@Goggarin1991]

i agree. As i was a fisherman for a couple of years, iv'e experienced this hundreds of times, and i am just as amazed every time i see it.

[@Fanboy101Productions]

First time i saw gannets was off of the coast of PEI fishing for mackerel with my buddy. It was an amazing sight to see, they would go underneath the boat

[@jeffreymelton2200]

Wow. That is so amazing! So cool

[@BigAl2-u7e]

Gannets are like Seagulls but cooler.

[@Ryanasuarusrex]

Scuttleeee

[@jadsdelossantos2418]

It's like KAMIKAZE DIVE

[@RachMonPhoebs]

Scuttle!

[@number3stunner118]

How long can they stay underwater?! Why did they not answer that? Just saw birds deep underwater on a video today and it blew my mind because it looked like they were just as comfortable as they are in the sky. I had no clue they could do that.

[@chrischrin]

30-40 seconds they can hold their breathe he says it

[@blacksamuraisoffendme]

they can do longer than a couple seconds. I’ve seen them dive as far as 30ft so definitely a couple minutes.

[@sanhugoroxi]

SCUTTLE

[@patrickwilson1459]

They say that in Disney’s upcoming live action remake of The Little Mermaid, the character Scuttle, voiced by Awkwafina, is going to be a female diving bird kinda all these diving birds I presume.

[@BestOfAnimalss]

Imagine the gannet diving in for the fish, and accidentally stabs another bird with his beak.

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Snorkeling bird? You do know that snorkel is a straight spanner not a bent one

[@rocknloom2474]

Who came here b/c of Scuttle from the live action version of The Little Mermaid b/c I sure did.

[@Aerational]

How tf does a video so interesting have less than 1% like to view ratio?

[@ginakreighbaum7411]

Incredible!

[@michaelalando]

Wow. And no collisions reported

[@SEPTA.Miles-7235]

That was cool

[@sg5368]

crazy

[@anim3me1]

man i love birds

[@saiharn3060]

The evolution will start soon

[@sevkips]

We have we have Swimming bird, now we have flying fish up next

[@JoshuaSwailes]

Now i understand why people like in my household refer to me as like a gannet 🤔😂

[@IsoreUnderScoreLore]

Imagine training a few to bring you fish

[@tonyparra8459]

It's raining birds

[@THE-CHAMPION-HAS-A-NAME]

Imagine one of these birds had it out for you, it could probably dive head first right through your chest. Thats scary

[@JGirlCabs]

sucks to be a sardine...they were like "Incoming missiles!!"

[@antsfinland2760]

Poor fish absolutely harassed, by everything, from both the sea and the sky. I wonder when and how they reproduce

[@rusiatjohnlawrence480]

wow amazing

[@JonMacSAS]

amazing

[@user-jx5wo8hn9z]

Is there any possibility that one creature evolute from sea to land, from land to sea, and many so on, over and over?

[@alexanderzinnurov9495]

The gannets appear to be diving into the ocean at about 29 MPH.

[@mengx94]

How do they fly out of the sea?

[@Correctrix]

Surely they hit each other sometimes.

[@theraildynasty_]

Gannets vs Flying Fish

[@Hanuman-po1wp]

In ka kya name hai

[@meta527II]

Only a matter of time before they get eaten by the pelicans like in that one video

[@zealthsphinx1002]

Oh did you seen how i use my gatling garnnet?

[@b_3nji876]

penguins if they could fly:

[@jasonplatt2228]

But how do they get back up from the ocean depths? Do they fly like they do above ground or is it done differently?

[@bkjeong4302]

+Jason Platt They can fly underwater.

[@jasonplatt2228]

+Bk Jeong Thank you! I learned something!

[@bkjeong4302]

Jason Platt You're welcome.

[@On2Vlogs]

Air pockets in their feathers propel them back to the surface of the water. thank you PBS! lol

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

@@On2Vlogs *Great information. Thank you.*

[@chromestore5833]

even birbs can swim better than me

[@pablopizarro1826]

Nature dive bombers

[@BestOfAnimalss]

Sardines 😋

[@camarorevive4458]

Gannets can fly and swim they hit the surface at 75 mph

[@M_H_H]

Nerf pls. Too op.

[@deefuturenomad]

nightmare for fishes

[@jamalkyriesfathermurray2293]

Looool

[@TheSmokeMusic]

Birds version of Voldemorts death eaters

[@mikkey246]

Jo Jo

[@user-nz2vl5ge2i]

Swimming

[@laracroft7200]

wow..

[@martinthomas8955]

Anyone else just curious to see if a real life bird can actually dive into water after watching it from JoJo Bizzare Adventure?

[@user-nz2vl5ge2i]

Seagulls

[@TJammes]

1:23; a shark at the back swimming fast

[@Kasei.T]

It's a dolphin. You can tell because the tail is moving up and down rather that side to side like a shark or fish. They were hunting the sardines as well throughout the video.

[@PokePrince]

Staraptor use brave bird!

[@FelixMomentvm]

They're OP, Nerf plea :v

[@cutetree7262]

Don’t forget to give credit to our Creator (Romans 1:20)

[@shantanu3231]

Ballistic birds

[@karladt329]

Woahhhhhj

[@mustangthekitten7765]

Gannet leader: alright boys DIVE DIVE DIVE gannet pilot: lets go boys * FROOOM SPLOOSH SPLOOSH *

[@TAROMusic]

This doesn't even look real.

[@DMC4EVERUCCI]

I don't think it is, pretty sure it's animated CGI

[@user-pm4on2jq5c]

it must suck to be a sardine

[@90AlmostFamous]

Looks like kamakazee attack s

[@zainu3034]

😳

[@hazelsmith3114]

Great white: 👁🦷🦷🦷👁

[@yeshuasage3724]

joe rogan shout out

[@gright2009]

Kamikaze!!!

[@akremOueslati]

amazing