Orca Uses Bait To Hunt Bird

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[@zinetadukadjinac1702]

no

[@bullshitstomper9417]

You are sick bastards go join a cult they will welcome you with open arms

[@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427]

Only JESUS CHRIST can save your soul from the flames of hell!

[@FunnyAnimal8]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 when you talk about the flames of hell I think about a juicy flame broiled Burger King whopper. That sounds so good right now.

[@procyonlotor5395]

@@FunnyAnimal8 he said "the flames of hell." not "the flames of burger"

[@RealPraveenMohan]

This was extremely well Orcastrated

[@scolopendreenporte-jarrete10]

Brilliant comment! :)

[@Americanspy-hn2kw]

Get out ->

[@reynandr.w.279]

So no more balls

[@jaywholoveseveryone1721]

Good One!

[@scolopendreenporte-jarrete10]

@@reynandr.w.279 hahaha :)

[@mlpfanboy1701]

I love how most of the birds are like “this is way too easy, it is planning something”

[@martijn9568]

Evolution in the making

[@Chooong7]

And one of em is like "look free food"

[@justanotherrandomdude8472]

Reminds me a bit of Finding Nemo. He hopped down screaming “MINE. MINE. MINE. MINE. MI………..”

[@bradgaines5091]

And the orca is thinking "Which one of you is stupid enough to go for it?"

[@roberthuffer6591]

@JustAnother RandomDude. “NOT MINE! NOT MINE! NOT MINE! Aaaaaaaaaargh! GURGLE! GURGLE!”

[@runbaa9285]

It's kind of scary that even in captivity, an Orca still has its hunting instinct. They're smart as hell.

[@silverfish1294]

they are second only too US

[@unlimitedpower1740]

I mean they never killed or attacked humans before

[@homerc9101]

@@unlimitedpower1740 They have, they don't hunt for humans, but they have killed people in captivity and in the wild.

[@immortal2893]

@@unlimitedpower1740 no human survived 😴

[@AnhHoang-cx8es]

@@silverfish1294 They're smart but I'm pretty sure other species of dolphins, elephants, and possibly crows are as smart or smarter than them.

[@stuartward1755]

Moral of this story: don't accept candy from strangers.. especially if said stranger is a 16000lb killing machine.

[@littleegret6799]

Underrated comment lmao

[@Asce69]

Lol

[@Kakarot64.]

​@@littleegret6799 And he was only talking about the obese man in the white van.

[@vornamenachname989]

​@@Kakarot64.Highly underrated comment

[@monas]

Haha

[@pabloriverasalgado3351]

The risk was calculated, but man this bird is bad in math

[@enlacdmx4379]

Don,t be mad at the bird, it is the first time he is eaten by an Orca...

[@ericcartman1929]

@@enlacdmx4379 hope he learns for the next time

[@ericcartman1929]

Wait...

[@ericcartman1929]

Something is wrong in here

[@SomeTech]

He's doin meth not math

[@MissBarker93]

Notice how she backed away so that the birds were more tempted to get closer. She knew EXACTLY what she was doing.

[@punkrockdavid]

Her names leía.

[@nicklausb]

Lol

[@oslolgamer1291]

@?,?, Probably because it's dorsal fin is short. Male orcas have long and pointy dorsal fins, and females have them short and curved

[@laikeree_4213]

@@oslolgamer1291 Thanks for the info

[@oslolgamer1291]

@?,?, whut...

[@desfondacvlordhajast6871]

Reverse fishing accurately works

[@AlienAndHisCat]

Birding

[@memepower641]

in soviet russia, wet Boi catches dry Boi

[@Alsborg]

But Orkas arent fishes

[@theconductoresplin8092]

Just like reverse racism

[@user-cs3zs6jn1d]

@Buddy Guyerson I can't stop laughing!! 🙉

[@ersikillian]

I'm never going to trust a floating credit card down at the beach again.

[@Mortthemoose]

😂😂😂👍

[@Gianluca-]

LMAO!

[@yggdrasil9039]

I wish I understood this joke

[@scidro1115]

Lol

[@austinmiller1427]

​@@yggdrasil9039they're saying that as if the orcas at the beaches are putting floating credit cards in the water to lure in humans to be eaten. It's a silly joke. I hope you get it now. 😊

[@sma92878]

The level of intelligence this took was scary to think about. 1. The orca knew the bird liked fish 2. The orca understands the concept of bait 3. It had to understand that the bird would be intimidated if it was to close 4. It analyzed the birds response based on how close the it was and made changes 5. The scariest thing is the orca had forethought and INTENT to grab the bird wtf...

[@yahirsanchez-silva2127]

It really isn’t scary, the problem with humans is that we underestimate other animals and think of them as inferior, which tends to make a lot of people uncomfortable whenever that idea is challenged

[@TheOrangeFlash]

Don't forget that the orca saved the fish to use as bait in the first place. It sacrificed the immediate gratification of eating the fish for the chance of catching a bigger prize later. That ability to plan for the future is what makes it really smart!

[@beezusHrist]

It's a mammal

[@nil1473]

@@TheOrangeFlash hmm,right, good point👌👌👍

[@amjoshuaf]

All predators have intent, dummy.

[@waranontwiwaha9385]

Orca: Here have a fish Heron: Ummm... What is the price? Orca: DEATH

[@Spar7anProjec7]

Fish : "what did it cost" Bird : "everything"

[@Qwerty0007]

😂😂😂

[@theatheistdude2499]

Lol

[@khodakara7879]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@EJayMD-11]

LMAO

[@cosmicmelon9305]

Orca: "Here, have a fish." Bird: "This isn't some kind of trick is it?" Orca: "No way. Take it as a sign of friendship!" *Morgan Freeman: "It indeed was not a sign of friendship, and was most certainly, a trick."*

[@T1Oracle]

I heard this in the voice of God 😆

[@josemadrista123]

Comment of the month 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@neymardasilvasantosjunior7347]

gOlden comment 😂

[@bluemarvel4601]

Narrate that 👀🤣

[@jaytm6719]

Perfect comment my friend lol

[@ApexGale]

The fact that the orca deliberately thought "I will sacrifice my meal for a chance to catch a bigger one" is genuinely amazing to see. Delayed gratification and risk vs. reward. Incredible.

[@varric]

I don't if it's true, but I read that orcas sometimes put young seals to safety to make them grow up and reproduce. All in order to have a better meal in the future. Basically what humans do with cows and pigs.

[@GrowOZ]

And the way it retreated to entice the bird to approach closer.

[@Whisky-Glass-Lass]

Yes, they are impressive creatures. Smarter than many humans lol.

[@crappymeal]

It's more to do with variety than a larger meal

[@nyern]

​@@crappymeal Enough Filet O Fish mom I want some McNuggets!!

[@xenomorphbiologist-xx1214]

“They set a trap, they actually set a trap” - Billy, Jurassic Park III

[@gavinogara9360]

Literally what I was thinking the whole time “Smarter than dolphins... smarter than primates.”

[@TheGoonsies]

Lol I was thinking of this line

[@addamz3277]

"Clever gurl"

[@Chugargonfan]

Allen...

[@rickgrimes2764]

@@adibadib1471 you probably dont even know what lame means dumbass

[@slider903]

When they start using burgers and beer let me know.

[@mk_rexx]

Dolphins get high on pufferfish and the same LSD humans use. Unfortunately, I don't know if they've been to a Burger King

[@CraigSmith-gi5oq]

Orcas are probably smarter than humans but they don’t have opposable thumbs so cant get organized

[@ohbby4946]

@@CraigSmith-gi5oq no chance an orca is smarter than a human, what would a whale do with thumbs ??? Either way even if they had them and we're capable of fairing on land, give 10,000 years I doubt they could ever shoot commercials in space just for the hell of it. And once again, they're whales

[@joeman123964]

@@ohbby4946 yeah i agree. the only way I'd day an animal is as intellegant as a human would be an animal that KNOWS its in a cage and acknowledges (forgot how to spell that sorry) humans watching it and figure out how to escape etc. that or simply refuse to do simple minded tricks for a snack. but I'm preaching to someone who knows this anyways my bad

[@adonislimes6156]

DreamScape Octopus routinely do just that to the point zoos have to retro fit the cages to prevent escape, yet I wouldn’t call them as intelligent as human in the sense of what a *human* considers Intelligent Our biggest difference is our ability to recombine different types of knowledge and information to gain new understanding, which is great for humans but serves no purpose for an Orca, Crow, Dolphin or Octopus for ex.

[@saifkhouri6609]

The way she swims back to give the bird a chance to catch the fish is absolutely BRILLIANT!

[@Ken_from_mumbai]

And with a smile on his face

[@curlyefrain9879]

Lol it's not to give it a chance but to give it a false sense of security dumb fu*k

[@aravsingh2868]

@@curlyefrain9879 that's literally what they meant,it swam back so the bird caught the food thinking it was safe now

[@bondjames-bond7664]

True man ... It sensed that the birds aren't going for the fish when it's near ... so it just went a lil back but still in range .... Its like Floyd Mayweathers distance management against his opponents ... But wait , this is a Fish .... Hella Smart this Orca is

[@yoshimitsu8643]

@@Ken_from_mumbai yes why would he smile After all he’s so happy to be held captive in a tank for the rest of his life

[@yoloswaggins1579]

Bird was like "I know it's a trap but the reward is too great to ignore"

[@PeterSedesse]

Haha grape soda

[@TapOutCorner]

Clever girl.

[@jamesambrocio]

*"Alan"*

[@guillermodominguez5165]

beat me to it :(

[@casanovatigo]

@@jamesambrocio Alan?

[@Kriegerdammerung]

@@casanovatigo Is a line from Jurassic Park I, a hunter with a Franchi was going to kill a velocirraptor, only to find out he was set upon by them, his last words were "Clever girl".

[@casanovatigo]

@@Kriegerdammerung Im pretty sure it was not Alan who said that.

[@officialdriverstudios8868]

PLOT TWIST: He takes the bird to the bottom to use as bait to catch a shark.

[@patootie3529]

What does she use the shark for if it turns out to be another bait for something else

[@patootie3529]

@@jabelfortuna5490 I'm asian and we don't eat that. Only Chinese people do and they're already protesting to stop

[@kristianxoto]

@@patootie3529 asians eat anything that moves! u even made dragons go extinct and created this pandemic...

[@patootie3529]

@@kristianxoto the Chinese* did jackass, and did u know only 0.01% of chinese people eat "anything that moves"? Meanwhile many people in America and Europe eat dogs and cats and people in Europe eat buffalo dick and balls. don't tell me about "eat anything that moves". Don't talk if u have stupid information and think coronavirus came from all asian countries, racist prick

[@bradevans5566]

@@patootie3529 I didn't know there were protests in China against eating shark fins. That's great news. I hope it works.

[@Steel-101]

The birds are like: “dude I totally dare you to eat that” lol 😆

[@reformedorthodoxmunmanquara]

Why you don’t give into peer pressure

[@TheJollymice]

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[@asia1174]

@@TheJollymice cuz waht-

[@Jblah]

Lmfao

[@Steel-101]

@@asia1174 my thoughts exactly 🤨

[@mouavekonetwothree2412]

Bird : getting ripped apart by orcas . Girl : good work Lia.

[@cerovk6000]

It is quite funny the way animal lovers decide which animal to root for 😂

[@bydlokun]

@@cerovk6000 Trolley problem: 5 lobsters or a cat? :)

[@vu7419]

@@cerovk6000 More like rooting for a friend, than an animal.

[@cerovk6000]

@@bydlokun I’d take the 5 lobsters they sound way more delicious.

[@carina-nonbinary]

The bird knew freedom, the orca has a sad life. Let's just let it be an orca doing orca stuff for once

[@ginolorenzo4117]

The bait was actually the adorable smile

[@TeamYen]

killer smile.

[@Pheicou]

Is this a metaphor for asking a girl out?

[@seabasortega7]

That whale was like, “screw this fish I want some chicken

[@edsan9788]

Popeyes or KFC?

[@drmayeda1930]

@Hey Momma Since when are dolphins black and white

[@kamka-ne2924]

Hey Momma jezus fuck shut up bitch we get it but you are trying way too hard to make people look dumb. You could have literally politely said “orcas are surprisingly dolphins”. You act like he’s supposed to know that like he knows his abc’s

[@kamka-ne2924]

Hey Momma uhhh some people call them killer whales. Idk why you find it so surprising that people call them whales. He literally made a mistake

[@PaulPavloPablo]

@Hey Momma Go cry to your momma about it, bitch lol.

[@Randomgolfguy]

"Clever girl"

[@aidangm7419]

I get your Jurassic park reference

[@bigjohnson9606]

Just like a bird

[@Duke-Orgulje]

More like evil.

[@EliteZ594]

Yeass

[@gray-nox]

Creepy

[@lilbit2870]

The craziest thing is that Orkid was born in captivity. She was never taught how to hunt anything. And here she is making up her own hunting technique to eat something besides fish.

[@fart63]

That’s in their nature. This is the same reason humans can subconsciously tell when someone is looking at us. They are made to hunt. It is their stimulation. Orcas are not meant to be hand-fed tiny dead fish.

[@GrowOZ]

@@fart63I agree with you fart

[@cy-taku3952]

​@@GrowOZI just noticed the name 😂

[@sebastianjost]

there are other orcas there. Some may have been captured, not born in captivity and have passed down some knowledge

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

it is coded in DNA

[@f.frederickskitty2910]

"He doesn't want to be fed, he wants to hunt" - Jurassic Park

[@johnathonclayton6964]

Can't just suppress 65 million years of gut instinct

[@samholdsworth420]

She****

[@Whisky-Glass-Lass]

@@samholdsworth420 Yes, but it was "he" in the original quote

[@Whisky-Glass-Lass]

​@@johnathonclayton6964 Sometimes you can. I'd much rather order takeaway than go chase down an antelope or go berry-picking. :P I hear that humans evolved as long-distance runners, but I'm more of a short-distance plodder and occasional drunk dancer, personally.

[@crappymeal]

​@@Whisky-Glass-Lassif you were bored in a cage and only fed chicken nuggets you might be willing to improvise to get a burger

[@rerolledDK]

Orca: "Come on birdie. We both get to eat. It's a win-win situation."

[@kcried1081]

Tristan Antonov sounds like globalism doesn’t it

[@hadhamalnam]

@@kcried1081 sounds more like the chinese belt and road initiative than actual globalism

[@2020Twenty]

A heron uses bread to catch fish...... And now the orca uses fish to catch herons.

[@carseuropeangunskorean752]

A crackhead used needle to catch heroin

[@Layk35]

And I will use them both to catch my dad who went to the store to buy smokes and never came back

[@theatheistdude2499]

Lmao

[@josephdonaghy5649]

I will use the herons to catch orcas!

[@bryanc4054]

There's always a bigger fish.

[@irissloan9431]

It's when the Orca backs off because it realizes it was too close, then attacks. That's a well-functioning brain

[@nicholasbraud1986]

I love how the Orca looks like she is smiling, like "look I'm friendly." And then wham!

[@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427]

JESUS CHRIST will come very soon! Repent!

[@teleman07]

Haha at that point I was thinking it was failing to curb its insticts to complete the hunt having its mounth open large and staying too close. Until I saw your comment and thought, the Orca probably knows humans do the same thing making the birds in vicinity not too vary of the situation... That giant human of a fish is AMAZING.

[@yelistener]

Heron: "Hey Orca, will I like this fish?" Orca: "Heron, it's to die for."

[@commandercritic9036]

My hat is off to you sir for that reference 👍🏻

[@PestilentAllosaurus]

Oddly I imagined the Orca's voice to be Scars from the lion king.

[@FireAndBlood96]

I understood that reference.

[@MyerShift7]

I see what you did there

[@Not_dev1]

Bro love your vids!Glad to see you here on this vid

[@TheRealCabe]

If they ever develop legs we’re in trouble.

[@chineseviruszombie773]

Why

[@god985]

They don’t attack humans

[@nickojames93]

@@god985 the ones in captivity yes. However orcas in the wild do leave humans alone

[@god985]

@@nickojames93 there has only been one incident in captivity and that was an orca they mistreated very badly

[@god985]

@@nickojames93 almost all these incidents except for Shamu are threat behavior and did not result in injury, so my point stands.

[@richardplaysguitar]

Honestly, this Orca shows more cognitive thinking ability than most of my colleagues.

[@Pilvenuga]

she was just fed up with eating fish all the time and wanted chicken instead

[@mikefisher8301]

An orca shows much much much much much much much, etc. More conginitive thinking than our president bonehead biden!

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

Agreed. Your colleagues are shit.

[@kingwilly8041]

Definitely more than the criminal currently calling himself "president."

[@varric]

More cognitive thinking ability than the entire Reddit/4Chan/Twitter communities put together.

[@RayMak]

Such a smart girl. Investing small money to get big money.

[@troy8399]

u everywhere

[@TheAndyjiang666]

ray mak

[@coolice5786]

A risky move but a very awarding one...

[@christiankyleacbang9439]

Bro r u like the new justin y or the guy without a mustache etc?

[@juanstepbehind]

Copy post and recorded lol

[@Aati_Gumer]

It's kinda scary these big predators are this smart

[@prism2451]

And they seem to never attack humans. As if they know who is the boss

[@westbrook0853]

@@prism2451 Well there is a reason sharks don’t attack humans (we have typically low body fat compared to their other prey, too many bones and cartilage, unfamiliar prey). Could be the same for orcas.

[@SweetNightmares_]

I think it's fascinating, some people just see these as dumb creatures.

[@xiaorty]

@@prism2451 "as if they know who is the boss" lmao i dare you to swim where orcas are then

[@sidharthcs2110]

Predators are smarter

[@raymondhsu6407]

Orca: “Ya gotta spend money to make money”

[@anuragghildiyal6901]

This is business

[@justsomeguywithasurprisede4059]

The Orca is just a businessman... well doing business.

[@PeterSedesse]

to be fair, in the end the orca ate the fish too

[@nirogalactoid8398]

@@justsomeguywithasurprisede4059 *bussinesswoman according to this orca

[@Levascus]

i will continue the chain of replying 1 year later

[@sovietgunnernapkin]

You see birds fishing all the time. But a fish that’s birding is quite rare

[@kekero540]

There’s a video of Wels catfish eating pigeons

[@legitusername-zl7to]

not to be annoying but thats a mammal

[@zuplex8933]

A whale is not a fish. It belongs to the mammalian genus

[@namazu5976]

@@zuplex8933 🤓

[@jimbob3030]

Giant Tuna Bird vs Fish | Blue Planet II

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

"Don't accept candies". Expecially if offered by a super-intelligent apex predator.

[@mayo4real]

Nice one 😂😂

[@おににほんぎ]

.

[@BlueVideosBR]

Fuck, you make me think in a game just like The Isle but on the ocean with whales and others.

[@giantalbinoeel]

I mean, it's not candy tho

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

@@giantalbinoeel It's a seabird's equivalent of.

[@pinkCEO]

If you're curious about them and see this, look up how orcas essentially have cultures: they travel in tribes and various tribes develop their own variation of language and different hunting strategies, which they don't just use because it comes naturally, but they teach to their young and so on. You even see much smaller tribes made up of outcasts or other types which, as a result of being disconnected, use far more basic language and signaling.

[@BigBoss-ti2xm]

I wonder they will evolve as complex as humans, and becoming our rivals.

[@geraldhuff7413]

@@BigBoss-ti2xm they technically already are as advanced as us social speaking. but they will never be able to match us in any other way simply because they live in a completely differently way from us.

[@thecatfather857]

@@BigBoss-ti2xm They’ll become something like Selkath.

[@BigBoss-ti2xm]

@@geraldhuff7413 they can be as advance as us in every aspect if they have developing two/more arms with 10/more fingers.

[@BigBoss-ti2xm]

@@thecatfather857 lmao, you really love star wars.

[@ENDB-pu2qk]

Bird being drowned to death: "OMG SOMEBODY FOR THE LOVE OF GOD HELP ME!!!!" Humans: Awww, you go Orcas Edit: Ignore the comments holy...

[@leeminhoe8037]

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[@originalcomment4818]

Well, it's nature, in a natural enviroment nobody would save that bird, it is cruel yes, but intervening really isn't clever.

[@N00BTUBER987]

its typical for lazy humans to say 'its just nature let it happen'. then why arent we all running around savaging animals for food? because we know whats right, we're just too lazy to apply it elsewhere

[@originalcomment4818]

@@N00BTUBER987 you go try to tell that to a lion and see how it responds.

[@N00BTUBER987]

@@originalcomment4818 my point went over your head

[@talkingbirb2808]

bird: dies everyone: good girl Kalia, good girl

[@sanauj15]

That one bird at 0:02 who saw the orca drop the fish perked it’s head like “TF you think I’m that stupid to fall for your trick.”

[@GojiCenter]

Bruh that was smooth

[@ake10Thousand]

yes. gojira guy. *its smooth eatin'*

[@aetherian31]

hi

[@Sh4d0W1ng]

Ohh

[@YokaiiWutever]

NO WAY

[@gknet24]

wow it's you

[@Trizho]

"You give a fish a bird you feed it for a day. You teach a fish how to bird and you feed it for life."

[@alakhazom]

Quite clever...Orca level clever

[@ethanotoroculus1060]

Kind of mammals actually, but very funny joke anyways haha.

[@c.m.8972]

Orcas aren't fish, they are mammals. But it was still funny 😅

[@cescamzambranog]

Orcas are not fishes 🤪

[@seregill13]

Not a fish

[@synesthete23]

I am more impressed that he got the actual bird that went for the bait, and that the fish got dropped again so the orca could repeat the same tactic!

[@adamgranados8983]

Orca: Sometimes my genius is... it's almost frightening

[@-Ehrenbruder-Sam-]

Jeremy Clarkson whould be proud!

[@sullyfluff4823]

@urachulnan ur mom The first letter of a sentence is a capital and sentences end with periods. :).

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

So intelligent it ended up in an aquarium.. Genius level

[@jonkessel1649]

@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 don't seem too bad to me free food free medical care girls to swim with birds to eat no Predators looking for to eat me can I sign up to get in line

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

@@jonkessel1649 dude, what predators are looking to eat orcas? Besides the Japanese 😂

[@mas3ymd]

When you think about the number of cognitive tasks that took place in order for this orca to catch the bird, you really have to be impressed. These animals are amazingly intelligent.

[@hwer3930]

Whats more, the orca is probably doing this for fun as much as for food. Orcas have been known to play with their food in the wild.

[@b-zar8912]

@Falcorianism Not common. Yes, most animals are smart, but they all rely on their own body to hunt. Very few make use of tools to aid them, and that is where animals like the Orca, Octopus and certain Primates shine. These are a notch above others.

[@ryuukakhadijah7766]

When parents ground their children in the house but still allow them to develop and sharpen their skills 👍👍

[@chadwhitfield6946]

​@@b-zar8912 orcas are as intelligent as we are.

[@madridistasejati5358]

@Falcorianism y'know tool use is one of the rare ability in animal kingdom and also what made us human an apex in the past. That's why it's really mazing considering Orca's doesn't just use fish as tool, but also orchestrated a scenario to catch a bird using some fish it left. It's so rare to see animal utilize tools to hunt and even rarer to see it using it like a concept of trade itself.

[@Flamshell]

Plot twist: The white bird scaring away the other birds was actually trying to protect the other birds.

[@chateaupig826]

Lol

[@tyrannospino4242]

@Eyre Borne Wrong white bird was scaring them off his personal space. They were squabbling which made it seem like saving just before death pounced. Either get your facts straight or get your eyes checked bud

[@tyrannospino4242]

@Kraptonite most birds are smart however herons and seagulls are not as this video proves many times

[@RogersGirl88]

“Honey, look! That orca just threw us a collectible beverage cup! Timmy, go grab daddy that cup!” “Timmy was a good boy. The lord took him before his time…”

[@krownzee4439]

i love how was the orca was like “don’t be shy, take it :DD “

[@Anglo-Saxon9]

Something this smart shouldn't be locked in a cage for It's entire life.

[@EliyahDaBoss]

Actually the orca doesn't live there its not even meant for show. Its fin is straight up which shows its happy and healthy. Its probably a rehabilitation center. Or a pool connected to the ocean which are pretty common in some places(I totally agree not to have dolphins or orcas in captivity just this one probablyisn't)

[@Anglo-Saxon9]

@@EliyahDaBoss Fair enough.

[@rahulb.329]

@@Anglo-Saxon9 it's at seaworld, u can see the description. It's a much criticized theme park. The orcas are in perpertual captivity.

[@rahulb.329]

@@EliyahDaBoss it's at Seaworld actually and those places are known to be horrible.

[@sarevok6]

@@EliyahDaBoss no such thing as cages like that. The company that did this shit before Seaworld used to make claims about cages like that to shut up the public. It's sad how well it works because nobody reads anymore.

[@mcbillygoat]

At least that bird didn’t die for no porpoise.

[@sk-oq3nu]

GODDAMIT XDDDD

[@ryeregular]

Lol

[@grownupgaming]

lol cringe but so lol

[@emperorjoker9240]

Get out lol

[@DJuuJ]

Basicaly the reason why most animals die

[@solarist11]

love how all those other orcas just spawned in after the splash

[@ogrebattle22763]

Their intelligence level is just incredible...

[@sullyfluff4823]

@urachulnan ur mom You clearly don't know anything about orcas do you?

[@AKSBSU]

I've watched a few documentaries about orcas, and multiple people involved with outfits like SeaWorld and whatnot stopped working in that field primarily because they realized how substantial their intellect was, including mourning the capture of young orcas almost like a funeral. They wouldn't leave the area and were emitting disturbing sounds for hours on end. The fisherman in the documentary realized he wasn't dealing with normal fish intelligence from watching how they reacted and couldn't do it anymore.

[@jjjordan3881]

Like the one who kept trying to drown the handler by jumping on top of him repeatedly.

[@ymac7245]

I dont blame her. She wanted herself some juicy chicken instead of boring fish fingers every day

[@sasca854]

Bird: "Maybe we've had it wrong all along, gang! These gentle giants are our friends!" Orca: **grinning** Bird: "She's just trying to help! Look, I can grab this fish and be on my--AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"

[@midviet]

LOL

[@mlpfanboy1701]

The rest of the birds: “we tried to warn you!!”

[@TurkishPlayaHH]

The hunger for the fish cost him his life

[@huntercool2232]

Humans when a cat catches a bird: “Bad Cat!” Humans when a orca catches a bird: “Good Orca!”

[@matthewbehringer4230]

Because of how many house cats exist, the bird population is severely impacted. Save the whales.

[@joshuakeely5593]

Apparently you don't know many cat owners. Usually the cat brings the bird home as a gift to the owner for appreciation to the owner for taking care of it and the owner is annoyed because they have to clean it up not that the cat was being a cat.

[@joshuakeely5593]

@Legend of the Blue Macerator that orca was at an aquarium that people pay to see such as sea world in San Diego California and it is acting like an orca does anywhere. Cats chase and eat rodents, birds, lizards, squirrels, and anything else they see. They meow,claw furniture and cough up hairballs apparently you never had a pet or read a book. You can't stop a cat from acting as a cat.

[@thecatfather857]

@@joshuakeely5593 That’s why you don’t let them outside.

[@joshuakeely5593]

@@thecatfather857 a cat will still act like a cat no matter what you do. It was born a cat, it thinks like a cat, it acts like a cat, it meows and spits up hairballs like a cat, it watches other animals outside the window like a cat, it licks itself like a cat hence it is a cat. Geez all the replies over a cat it seems they never had a pet or even know what a cat does, READ a book people a cat will be a cat no matter what you do.

[@a.morphous66]

The smart ones scare me the most.

[@epicnoobeagle4970]

Just like humans

[@Duke-Orgulje]

Yeah, same.

[@D_us_T]

So all of them lol

[@joshuanoble5895]

@@D_us_T na There's basics and alphas in the wild. A same sized alpha can make you regret it when you're thinking I've hunted this size tons of times.

[@1Mackinzoid]

Whales are more intelligent than anything on land(other than possibly human). Especially sperm whales, they can communicate somewhere close our level of speech and apparently from distances on the other side of the world. Their clicking sounds are so loud they can boil you alive from the inside.

[@stepbruh2327]

Bird: *basically getting torn to shreds* People: that's a good girl right there

[@salvi1398]

It’s just the circle of life

[@cosmicprison9819]

Ninja Turtle I'm starting to think there might be such a thing as mammal own-group preference 😁...

[@jeffro5032]

Ninja......it's called " The food chain ".

[@miguelmf]

@@salvi1398 And it moves us aaaaaall Through despair and hope Through faith and love 'Til we find our place On the path unwinding In the circle The circle of liiiiiiiiife

[@strangemachines_]

Well when you eat McDonald’s you think that’s a good nugget right there, same diff that’s a whales chicken Nuggets

[@perrisavallon5170]

Part of me thinks these birds are really dumb but another part of me thinks that if a tiger handed me a bag of cheetos I'd probably take it

[@Alice-we1wq]

An incredible mind, locked in a small pool until death. A shame they can't practice this in the ocean where they belong.

[@kotorandcorvid4968]

Oh shut up

[@toadkiller4475]

@@kotorandcorvid4968 eat kum

[@tonywashington2938]

They wouldn't practice this in the ocean.

[@darkgamersupreme2348]

@@toadkiller4475 💀💀💀

[@tavabeingtava7351]

@@tonywashington2938 not with birds, but they're natural and extremely clever hunters in the ocean

[@PyroJiro]

Trainer: "Good girl, Leah!" Me: "Holy shit you fucking killed him dude!"

[@penguino8533]

poor bird :( the bird will never be forgotten and will always be in our birds hearts. ---- - 2016

[@sergeyprokofyev4340]

"Don't be ashamed, it's only nature running its course" -Monsoon; MGR:R.

[@elkbirabencherif5435]

"Next meal: those slender monkeys behind that transparent stone"

[@kalebglenn5279]

"Slender" monkeys... Yeah, don't know if that is a valid identifier for the human race nowadays!

[@henk-3098]

@@kalebglenn5279 Especially the American variety

[@fudgenugget8763]

Next up those weird hairless apes behind the transparent stone sounds better

[@michaelsebastian914]

Slender monkeys lol

[@yarnboyjr3909]

Which will never happen...but it's good for you to imagine for orcas. I'd rather eat them. Any orca meat for sale?

[@TXejas19]

I'm disturbed by how absolutely adorable and murderous these creatures are. It's unfair to be both of those things at the same time.

[@DaveSmith-mv8ex]

What is supremely worse is that they're kept in captivity just for peoples entertainment. It actually makes me feel sick

[@Fergus316]

Orcas are like Charlie Chaplin in The Great Dictator

[@RobertKangchristianunix]

On the land - bear - cute / brutally strong

[@riyaathomas2548]

Yeah well... they've gotta kill to eat so makes sense to use their incredible brains to pull out strategies and stuff. However they know what to eat and what not to eat too. Animals aren't as dumb as humans think. Truly incredible creatures. Also side note, I feel murder isn't even a term applicable to animals who're getting something to eat haha 😅😁

[@RobertKangchristianunix]

@@riyaathomas2548 Likely, truly unintelligent animals became extinct... or the types of animals which were not suited fort this climiate

[@BlackKettleRanch]

Orcas want to hunt. They don't want to be in a fish bowl with nothing to do.

[@creaturesoul4469]

I mean compared to the ocean it might as well be a fish bowl

[@chateaupig826]

These ones seem to have figured out a way to amuse themselves

[@VictorHernandez-nl3sg]

Hey I like that movie

[@BlackKettleRanch]

@cristina Banuelos Knock it off.

[@noahguzman5850]

Hi I'm Shady and you should be in a garbage can.

[@imreallybadatnamingthings]

I like how it quickly learns to be more passive/patient or the birds won't go for the fish.

[@COZMIC_RAY]

orcas are very intelligent creatures! it’s said that they apparently have the same emotional intelligence as us, or around us!

[@bentonthompson1283]

Bird was like "If I pull this off, everyone will know who I am!" Well, he wasn't wrong.

[@yxyburke]

Just didn't pull it off lmao

[@fetchstixRHD]

I mean, one rule of logic is that if the first condition is false, the whole statement stays true 😂

[@true_orginizationxiii3890]

Other birds “OH MY GOD, HE ATE JEFF” Edit: I’m only but a humble puny human. Thanks for all the likes 💯🤞🏾

[@weelp2158]

this made me laugh.. why..

[@jaimdbeng1020]

Boss bird: wtf jeff! I told you its a bait.

[@justmrcrow]

Jeff: I CANT GODDAMN BREATH UNDERWATEVGYXDVHFBJEBJFKNEXN *Jeff was never seen again*

[@dandyjesus]

Jeff had it coming.

[@vladimird5280]

Hh so funny

[@davidnavratil5349]

I love how she backed away leaving the birds with more confidence, ready to charge back in.

[@MobileGamingMK]

Humans: Fishing Orcas: Birding

[@coconuttree9719]

"You're laughing. The bird got killed and you're laughing."

[@markfourtwenty9897]

You too kills lots of plants and animals to sustain your small brain....

[@proudamerican183]

Yes I am.

[@blainegoodwin6365]

"Funny animal videos" *bird meets gruesome death*

[@bbenjoe]

Vegans: I respect nature! Nature: That's cute.

[@lxathu]

Shorter than a haiku but just as deep.

[@lunapam2447]

GAHAHAHAHAHA

[@lunapam2447]

vegans are so ughhh (except the ones who are vegan because of health reasons)

[@lxathu]

@@lunapam2447 We should rely on them. I we could make them understand that gnats and flies are herbs, a lot of human race's problems would be over for good.

[@lunapam2447]

Sándor Gombai like we are designed to eat meat

[@WasBlind_NowISee]

It’s absolutely disgusting to take something that needs oceans to stretch out around and contain them to a coffin sized swimming pool and say here live here and collect us tickets. It’s absolutely disgusting.

[@araptorjesus7305]

the fact the orca figured everything out for that to work is horrifying yet mesmerizing

[@MrDeath5300]

There are records of Orcas helping fishermen get whales, the Orcas pushed the Whales into their ships, and in return the fishermen gave liver and the tongue which are the favorite parts for the orcas to eat, it is known as "the law of the tongue" among fishermen

[@OldBlue560]

I don’t blame her, eating seafood every day has to get old.

[@bladerj]

especially the same frozen fish

[@JoshuaTheTransitProdigy]

She wanted some flight worthy chicken.

[@generalhavend15]

yeah sometimes they need skyfood

[@abbottmd]

yeah, but I am pescatarian so i would have to stick to the fish

[@Kimberlytheresam]

They birds that land on the water and sit on the water

[@SonNguyen-tf2yn]

"u just got bamboozled"

[@ДаркоЈовановић-д4щ]

LOL

[@mydogsbestfren7490]

ya wow 15/10 bamboozlement

[@frey8725]

Using tools is a sign of higher intelligence.

[@onlynameonearth2444]

I quote Jurassic park :" T Rex doesn't want to be feed he wants to hunt"

[@mybocks3]

You absolutely did *not* quote Jurassic Park! 😂

[@onlynameonearth2444]

@@mybocks3 Hahahahha.... Shut up I have watched it 7 Times yaa I did an grammatical error ... Foolish of me . But Alan grant said it when he first visited Trex fence.

[@Mac14329]

He'll take what he can get.

[@raidarthegunwizard4520]

"Hey humans, I knew you know how to fishing, but have you heard about birding?"

[@gavinlamp5426]

Orca: "We all float down here..."

[@broodybrod7802]

The orcas are saying their sick of fish!

[@punisher3607]

Bird: brutally drowned and eaten People: laughing and clapping

[@katiesaccount1]

Orca: do you like fish? Bird: yes... Orca: let’s make it your last meal.

[@staliniosifvissarionovich5588]

The bird dropped it.

[@user-gm2ny4uz7k]

It’s scary to me how a whale is smarter than me if I got put in a tank like that I’d be like “damn I’m hungry where da tacos at?”

[@iforgot383]

I'm concerned for humanity's future

[@iskindersam4899]

She's not a whale

[@prometheus4268]

Hmmm I have no hope for our future as a species after reading this

[@smudgey1kenobey]

Pro Tip: don’t go trick or treating to Orca’s house on Halloween…

[@Bezbi13]

Hunter Orca: This bird is mine. Other Orcas: Its OURS

[@suchomimustenerensis]

This just shows how smart Cetaceans are, not many animals can use tools or traps

[@PestilentAllosaurus]

..... or pass a pufferfish. Sad the youth of dolphins get addicted on spiked toxins. Lol

[@EduardoGarcia-px9du]

Orca is not a cetacean tho

[@cxaxukluth5432]

@@EduardoGarcia-px9du It is a cetacean.

[@fudgenugget8763]

@@PestilentAllosaurus Humans: dolphins are one of the smartest animals on the planet Dolphin: pass the puff

[@hanifanzak]

Herons does the same tecnique to catch fish. They use bait to fish just like what this orca did to them. How the tables have turned

[@AtarahDerek]

Bird: This is a trap, isn't it? It's totally a trap. ...I'm gonna take that chance.

[@hrentbey7209]

The scream of the bird that got caught makes it even more terrifying

[@justareplica]

Bird: “Who wants to go fishing?” Fish: “Who wants to go birding?”

[@Goldenskies__]

Orcas are mammals, that's not a fish.

[@thanhan7879]

Humans: we're good at hunting fish Orcas: we're good at hunting everything Humans : '_'

[@CA-ev2vf]

Humans: **confused screaming**

[@Ebbsy08]

*Visible confusion*

[@moneymoney4907]

Actually it's the other way around!!

[@reroman3950]

@@moneymoney4907 but we just saw them hunt birds? Are you saying birds are fish?

[@YoloLollipops]

Humans: we can hunt you in any environment.

[@starvingshark815]

0:22 best way to spoil the ending of jurrasic world without actually spoiling the ending of jurrasic world

[@bantehayes9973]

*Other birds later on* "Hey, guys! Guess who fell for it!"

[@AriesKJJ2]

Heartbreaking to see an Orca in captivity.

[@americanfresh17]

Years ago i would've agreed with you but the Oceans are so polluted now. Captivity is probably safer for them

[@muller135s]

@@americanfresh17 Not a Animal rights warrior but this doesnt Seem like a way a Animal like this should „live“. Maybe letting the species die would be a better Option than this

[@youwantmyname9208]

@@muller135s like that then, every life die is better

[@7tylerscott7]

As long as your concern for humans is as high, then fine, be that way

[@maskedgamer7565]

@@SeanDollwet Dude...Aliens? Get off the internet

[@kouldeureus886]

Bird: I want to eat Orca: Me too. Let's help each other

[@zulfikarfirdaus5139]

Human : "Good girl, good girl" Whales : "Should we bait on 'em too boss?"

[@arenseaures675]

Orchas, as shown here, are incredibly intelligent. I love them so much❤️🥰