New population of blue whales discovered in Indian Ocean

[@ST-oh6zw]

That comment "we know more about Mars than Earth itself" is so true.... Great work Sandhya Ramesh mam

[@harshsinha12]

👍🏻

[@O_u_M_u_a_M_u_a.]

David Attenborough : Blue Planet II (BBC)

[@thirdeye776]

As other people have indicated, David Attenborough had popularized this statement as well as variations like "We know more about the surface of the moon than the bottom of our oceans". BTW, DA is possibly the best narrator of Natural phenomenon and I really have enjoyed all his creations. Till date how many people have explored the Moon leave aside Mars? It was our Chandrayaan-1 that found presence of water/ice molecules on moon via Minerology mapper. Keep in mind that the moon was "conquered" for > 50 years and still we were the first to find it in the second decade of this millennium. But our Chandrayaan-2 lander got damaged/incommunicable so we do not even have a real proof of water surface of the moon. Compared to the ocean depth where we have accessed far more with bathyscapes, subs and other deep diving equipment. While the world is there surprising us with many new things every day, the above statement/variations of it is pretty meaningless other than being catchy. I call these "A naturalist's tall tale" ;-)

[@ST-oh6zw]

@cool Knight Hi.... I think you have got loads of time in life to have actually replied to my insignificant comment....

[@thirdeye776]

@cool Knight The problem is that this statement is being quoted/copied/referred to by every Tom, Dick & Sally with absolutely no exercising to their grey matter and touched by ditto heads saying that we have loads of time on our hands, correcting their "insignificant message" ;-) www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/2019/vikram-lander-found This is the best that NASA can find as to what happened to Vikram lander for God's sake in our closest celestial neighbor and these specimens are blindly throwing over epithets. @Siddesh, I too have lot of time in my hands :-D

[@O_u_M_u_a_M_u_a.]

"we know more about Mars than Earth Surface itself" David Attenborough : Blue Planet II (BBC)

[@naveenpatil1530]

Yes I heard it in other channel. But using it here is appreciated.

[@vinody]

Seem to have inadvertently used a picture of a Whale Shark at 3:45 instead of a Blue Whale.

[@unapologetic7291]

indians to hai hi jugaadi

[@vinody]

@AVE Dragons It's not a subspecies.

[@advaitV25]

Just ignore everything else about this video like the crisp presentation and abundance of information why don't you?

[@vinody]

@@advaitV25 How do you know I ignored the rest? Don't you think that if I could identify the erroneous species from a blurry underwater photograph that I could catch other nuances of this presentation? Better to apply one's mind before shooting off one's mouth. N'est-ce pas?

[@advaitV25]

@@vinody I wasn't pointing you "ignoring" everything else as a way of saying you took nothing from it. Quite obvious from the fact that you nit picked such a trivial detail. It's just that what you pointed at was irrelevant and boils down to semantics. I won't take offence to the patronising tone, but just check the attitude here and there.

[@sumitgaikwad8854]

The way she speaks,Especially the look she gives, and eye movements I get a feel of listening mystical documentary.

[@BigBang12007]

Mystical... So she should try to become guru. 😂 We have nithyananda and jaggi Vasudev who use science.. atleast she will make better sensible comments.

[@adtkr]

Simps everywhere. Dude take a break !

[@ud1976]

She is reading.

[@rdnyansagar]

3:45 It is not a whale (Mammal), it's a whale shark (Fish). Although whale shark is also a filter feeder just like the blue whales, they are much smaller than blue whales.

[@rahuljamatia1279]

I wish she was my science teacher....🙃🙃🙃

[@amitbanitia2849]

Tharki

[@abhishekkk95]

Saleee

[@neon-astronaut]

3:45 is Whale Shark 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@devaki8715]

Yeah.

[@TheRahulkhaitan16]

I started watching cut the clutter, became a subscriber, and now watch almost every video published. I am really impressed by the quality of your channel's content like this one, where you have successfully explained such a detailed and difficult topic, in a way I can learn from scratch, without the need of googling words on the side. Bravo!!

[@jordijordan6845]

Whales are singing songs... guess they've started their new year party already...😂😂😂

[@vincentpinto1127]

Excellent work. Thank you. Would've been nice if you could've ferreted out an audio clip of the song of this new sub/species.

[@ahpoddar1]

Not sure if scientists are thinking in that direction, but assuming that whale never changes it's song and variation in song attribution to new species might not be correct !! They may be singing differently in different oceans but belong to the same species..

[@ayarottilsandeep545]

Very well explained. Good, very informative video

[@MrAvavav]

Nice. Content and presentation both were perfect.

[@RealSuReal]

Makes me wonder about other animal species and their songs ... we humans think of it as just entertainment but it’s a complex form of communication... also it’s mind-blowing the shared characteristics of “songs” across different species like repetition and rhythm... bird songs are another massive sphere of research

[@sivasidhamalli2199]

Precise, concise and very informative, for those without the required scientific background. Great work. Please keep it up.

[@sanjeevsuhas5206]

So informative!

[@rieinternmaths7046]

Good job....!!!!. Good luck forward..!☆

[@rijubhatt8366]

Informative and well presented. Thank You.

[@Justin_Gonsalves]

Good video and explanation. I feel like watching some videos of orca and blue whales now

[@spjperera]

Well explained!

[@manishmassey9468]

My Suggestion is to release Educational CD of this Series compiled together. The CD will sell like hot cakes for IAS Aspirants to School Students.

[@manishmassey9468]

@cool Knight But that can be rectified.

[@memechannel3345]

I live in British Columbia. I saw many orca whales and humpback whales.

[@hahahehehoho8191]

Best way to keep them safe is to leave them undiscovered.

[@jagabandhurath797]

when I read the news about new school of blue whales in IO in TOI felt much happy...whales are centre of ocean biodiversity... thanks for talking abt this subject

[@zil1832]

Again with a interesting topic, Sandhya Maam.

[@raghvendrayadav9530]

Wait, a smiling thumbnail for the first time !! Congratulations

[@oscarphatak4349]

maybe the reason why they sing for as well is to maybe alert each other or communicate with each other

[@drahandique]

Is whale song in audible in our range or it is suitably altered so that we can hear?

[@nidheeshmanipal7659]

Beautifully presented like always. Thank you.

[@jeetnsanta]

why did you show the picture of a whale shark while explaining about subspecies of the Blue Whale...!!?? Whale sharks are Sharks not whales..!!

[@devendradhonde7207]

Superb video, Nice information

[@AS-mc8sl]

Appreciate the lucid and passionate presentation

[@sumitpatel5101]

3:47- mam it's whale shark 🧐

[@mrkunalgoswami2010]

Mam u and yr team can make a video on what is India doing in field of marine biology.

[@abhijityeladagi334]

Every minute detail has been covered.. Your authoritative delivery of information shows your in depth knowledge and commitment Thank you Sandya ,

[@SuperImbadude]

Ya showing a whale shark and calling it a blue whale, well researched.

[@xingping8360]

Thankyou . . You explained each aspects of the topic so well while spreading awareness about preservation of our oceans . . So fascinating to know how animals are connected and adapted to their surroundings . I am glad I watched this video . 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Vineeth_Lifestyle]

I just come here for Sandhya Ramesh. Yes I might be desparate

[@rsk_st1294]

Good to hear species threatened of extinction are somehow fighting their own battles of survival. Even other animals are doing it too and are seen sometimes surprisingly after being supposed to have been extinct. Hopefully, this planet and its inhabitants might find ways and means to survive and save this beautiful planet.

[@tarunkaushik1550]

Mind blowing “We know more about mars than the Earth itself” This reminds me of a statement called “There’s no such thing as a fish” (also a podcast) Coz its a generic term given to aquatic animals! And many aquatic animals are not even related to each other!

[@babinghosh]

Too much details make it complicated. Please keep it as simple as possible for the lesser intelligent people like us.

[@ud1976]

Not only is the blue whale the largest animal on earth but the largest ever known to have existed!

[@oakvootchu]

Exciting information about nature, provided in a manner suitable for all listeners including young persons. Thanks.

[@everyone2905]

thank god for that finally the blue whale population is recovering bit by bit. Thanks for using SI units for weight measurement.

[@suviram.1901]

only usa doesn't use si units... everyone else will

[@oliversparks1459]

One Very Talented Eloquent Vocalist Admire Your Determination to be Effectively Understood Can see Your Passion Well Done

[@Liondewarangal]

Have the Whale Populations increased in the world after the Whaling stopped What do statistics suggest?

[@nbm3054]

I am no expert but quite a few of the whale pictures do not appear to be of the Blue Whale. Informative audio though.

[@vng484]

Maybe we can also find Lapras in ocean

[@islandsunset]

Humans... They can even bring the largest living animal in Earth's history close to extinction!

[@squ34ky]

Keep your hopes up! Never give up. One day we will...

[@islandsunset]

@@squ34ky true

[@anupvkale1]

Great topic discussed, thanks to The Print. Morphological theory and sound usage by whales is nicely explained.

[@pathfinder9547]

ssb centers are all abuzz about you ma'am. Bhopal, Banglore,Varanasi me toh full on.Keep up, we all love your science talks.

[@pathfinder9547]

Even interviewing officers talk about you,when talking about "The Print".

[@Trendigthings]

Sandhya is my world

[@karansaxena1244]

Great sandhya

[@rautsaurabh9]

Picture of a whale shark was shown at 3.40, please rectify that.

[@mansoorshahab]

this is pure science... no this is pure bliss...

[@Mukulindo]

Good Discovery! Hope these whale groups remain safe and flourish!

[@shubrawat4415]

Great Video

[@prashantnair3043]

Please focus on the script. When you say "we" .... many times, is it the print?

[@bhaiyaji2553]

The print aapka channel hack hogaya hai 🧐🧐

[@Technoholicplus]

big head small body effects used to have in old cameras.

[@djspiceroute86]

What's a whale shark, the largest fish, doing in a video about whales ,a mammal 🙄

[@lp1034]

What if a group of whales who lost their jobs during the pandemic, meditated in the worldly peace around and just released a new year album "the blessed covid mantra" 🤣

[@shakalbadlalega]

She must be my science teacher

[@rfmix7357]

She is really cute :) and really smart too. But bring shekher sir, he is the most amazing news anchor ever

[@AbhiroopTito]

@3:44 talks about blue whales with an image of a whale shark. I beleive the video editing team should do better job from the next time

[@mutememegod9]

3:45 that's clearly a Shark 🦈🙄

[@mrflyyo]

If you listen carefully to the audio in this video she is actually talking about whales.

[@harivarma9858]

Can you do a video on the dangers and assault on Honey Bee's natural habitat. And the impact of that on nature?

[@anonymus5966]

I want to troll, but I'm uninspired

[@RM-lg2cm]

As always Well Researched and 'Clearly ' Presented. Way to go!

[@ontherox2266]

Well done

[@kushatwork]

The best thing would be to leave them alone...

[@ishanmukhopadhyay6264]

She's really pretty. I love her!

[@sirantisocial9681]

Simp

[@oliversparks1459]

Was Look at the Schmidt Rov in Australia

[@v.i.k8801]

Thank you😊

[@capitalistcommie6846]

Clicked for the whale....stayed for the girl

[@aseemkhadakkar]

@3.49??

[@richardhart9204]

Don't tell the Japanese.

[@NeelkanthMehta]

Thank you, Sandhya Ramesh, for a detailed account on Blue Whale. Whale Done. (Borrowed from a book title of Ken Blanchard, )

[@pavankumarpinnelli1720]

Sandhya thanks for all your science reporting and bringing us news on various topics. The idea of new unique whale song is awesome. May be some music director should pick it up and include it in a song.

[@santoshsivaramkrish]

Forward Share to MR A.R.Rehman!,👍⚡🇮🇳

[@mangeshkhapre1261]

There are lot of assumptions in this Science though..

[@rahuljamatia1279]

Deep sea is freaky....👻

[@melodicnostalgic3823]

Hope Kerala Fisherman don't watch this video..

[@bhartiyasena9189]

no offence to Shekhar Gupta but nowadays the print always get my click I winder what ninja technique they are using

[@Himanshu.Harleyx440]

So much of background noise coming in video, may be by a whale

[@saicharan9156]

I was so interested to learn about whales, so i try to be patient of here her completly😭😭😭

[@edytha2090]

what religion do they belong to too??

[@Modammm]

Scientology

[@parthapratimlala6751]

👍👍👍. More & more species are disappearing from earth & there's disbalance in the nature which is adversely affecting all living things. Hope the marine biologists get adequate fund.

[@nikhiljagane5713]

They r there looking for you to document them..... Human... So that u can tell we found u....

[@iam2posting12]

Thank you

[@iamnothing85]

Now that it is discovered and we helped japan. They will make sure they patrol and hunt them for fun as they did previously by saying it is for R&D purpose even though banned by UN.

[@psquare2260]

Like the video.

[@TON-vz3pe]

Discovered to be extinct.

[@anonymousanonymous5675]

Better they don't know anything their knowledge is crush to nature

[@superx5178]

Artificially motivated expression on face is visible.

[@gto433]

Here for the lady haha

[@positivevibesbestdaysareco223]

Thank you. "beauty with brain" 👌🍫

[@1987fanofyours]

Jai karuna jai oder no karuna no

[@vijaytostudy8888]

Knowledge is a Danger ! . Hope people get this data to go for hunting!.

[@DrOtto-sx7cp]

Dinner for CCP ?

[@ranjan.zahreela]

Lol

[@angelobkoljenovic9528]

All i know it is only one of me in billions of galaxies . And wan i"m gon back it well be still one of me at home, That wonderful home of havens. Special time to be alive it is endid..