National Geographic - The Great Whales

[@rajivwelikala5062]

this was the documentary which I watched everyday when I was a kid.

[@danielbortoni]

OMG! Me too! I had the VHS!

[@CaravanTirana]

Hahaahahaha me too! 😂

[@Mockturtlesoup1]

Me too. This and the shark one.

[@Fernando-de3nw]

me too, loved to chose the vhs

[@juvandy]

This one, The Sharks, and Love Those Trains were my childhood.

[@intervarsityatemilycarr5074]

I prefer the original past National geographic versions than the recent versions now

[@jeremykrause9443]

Definitely. Not saying the new ones aren’t good but there’s a charm to the older ones.

[@erichtomanek4739]

When I was young I would watch NGS documentaries on TV. Such fun. And the opening credits theme music brings back so many good memories.

[@danielanderson2331]

Wonderful documentary, alongside Free Willy this documentary helped cement my love for whales and dolphins 🐬 🐋

[@joshuakim7754]

I agree. It reminds me of old times.

[@rcdune7132]

I had this on VHS when I was kid.... I still to this day often wonder whatever happened to Gee Gee the Grey Whale

[@anthonysvokos2697]

Me too. I hope she had a good life

[@rcdune7132]

How little we knew about what captivity actually does to Orca's back then......

[@jordanb3756]

The main theme at the end credits does not get enough praise

[@hazelgoodshepherd9315]

47:07 I remember always crying on this part as a kid watching it on HBO in the 80s 🥺💔

[@danielgregg2530]

Alexander Scourby returns!

[@molecularsamm7899]

I used to have this on video! Thanks so much for uploading!

[@artismbyjoey779]

Who likes the idea if Seaworld and Marineland was built out in the Ocean?

[@hood4101]

57:22 makes me think of The Thing 1982 with that helicopter chasing not dog but bear! love Polar Bear Alert.

[@cc_1983]

Must have worn this video out and the sharks one too! There was a lion one but can’t remember the name of it. Had all 3 amazing and so inspirational

[@Heat7208]

Bro, how do you get these? Do you only have invisible world, the great whale, and the incredible human machine? If you have more old national geographic topics, pls share more.

[@meirelesservicoseletricos3618]

I get wondering if Richard kiley had narrated this documentry he was killing it, he can narrates the worst documentry, and even so make it the best one.

[@intervarsityatemilycarr5074]

Agree. I watched when I was in kindergarten years in Korea. I even connect the documentary to the imaginary documentary and the other cetacean documentary that came after it.

[@leonardoguillen7050]

Hello everyone, it will be possible for someone to upload this documentary but with its opening and original credits, thank you

[@AMEER-114-]

At 56:14 The year shown is 1977

[@ginocavazos2153]

🌊🐋🐳🌅

[@vance2867]

Say, what other national geographics do you happen to own?

[@owenmcdonough8297]

The Great Whales