Shark and Dolphin FEEDING FRENZY | Nature's Great Events | BBC Earth

As gannets, dolphins and even sharks get in on the feeding frenzy, the stage is set for the largest predator of all to get a look in.
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[@borhanuddin4289]

This bird!!!! This bird can do all. Can walk, run, fly, swimming on water, diving, can float on water too. Lolzzz. This are real Super power.

[@jeremyrobs3643]

Imagine: you could've been born a bird that can fly and swim, an intimidating shark, or an elegant dolphin.. Instead, you're born a sardine.

[@anaalina5964]

Well if you're a sardine then everyone wants you! So that's flattering... maybe.

[@darkmatter1321]

@@anaalina5964 to eat you?, hell nah.

[@lukasverduzco864]

Some days your the bird and some days your the fish.

[@lukasverduzco864]

@@anaalina5964 Your not wrong. Everyone depends on you for their survival.

[@JareeWright]

🤣🤣🤣 what a rush!!!

[@touahmed]

The birds swimming under water looks like beautiful animation. I would have hard time to believe that. This is stunning.

[@Gabrie177]

The most thrilling part of the video is listening to David Attenborough's narration on this... two thumbs up David. You're the best narrator yet.

[@vladabladaboom]

David Attenborough, the voice of mother nature!

[@maddogjma68]

Wingnut what are we going to do without him? I'm 50 and he's the only one to watch.

[@erikgardetemps9708]

And donald trump too

[@Tony-hz8ug]

He's the father nature, what do u expect?

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

@@Tony-hz8ug He's more like Uncle Nature, for sure! I love they guy.

[@722xsx]

@@erikgardetemps9708 Donald Trump is a piece of shit

[@kayak0000]

Those birds are amazing. They're like the amphibians of air and sea. 😍

[@huathanh]

And land 😬

[@jwhite984]

The way the birds can streamline themselves as they dive into the water is quite awesome.

[@sarasotaguy4598]

That was so cool. Birds swimming 20 meters underwater for fish. That was really beautiful and awesome.

[@matthewmarchbanks8211]

"But this time around, there are plenty of sardines for all." Undoubtedly referring to the time when the whale just up and gulped down all the remaining food at once lol

[@MrCoCo753951]

This looks like something right out of a movie. Beautiful. The narration is amazing.

[@howwrongwewere]

Even setting aside the speed of the plunge and the depths of their diving, it's incredible just considering the strength necessary to take flight from the rough open ocean. How do you even lift yourself off water at that size??? You have no resistance to push off from and can't even flap your wings fully. Incredibly impressive 👏🏻

[@Atanar89]

Those birds are crazy. Dinosaurs are in the water again!

[@FoundedScreenLady]

Dinosaurs never adapted to the water, besides species such as Spinosaurus.

[@reubencaldwell8494]

Birds are dinosaurs and have you ever heard of halszkaraptor escuilliei.

[@maniacram]

Atanar89 ok I’ve come to the the conclusion that birds are not dinosaurs. They evolved. From dinosaurs sure, but they are their own category now. Were pterosaurs still referred to as archosaurs once they evolved into pterosaurs? No. Plus birds have their own diversity independent of dinosaurs. For the same reason I think humans are no longer apes like how apes are no longer monkeys. We’re just too different in our walking stature, so that’s a distinction.

[@maniacram]

Te C-Jones Oh my god pls shut up. I’m telling u how it should change, not how it is categorised presently.

[@trvth1s]

@@FoundedScreenLady penguins as well

[@iont8172]

So... it's sardines against birds, dolphins, sharks AND WHALES??? There is just no way of survival!

[@tebellokhala9801]

lets not forget sea lions and tuna.

[@claudiorabsten7179]

and sometimes orca..

[@imrancarwashdetailing1639]

Only Allah can balance scale production of sardines

[@erikgardetemps9708]

And donald trump

[@thomasninan4813]

And fish

[@deadfred821]

🤨I'm calling shenanigans.... that whale dude swallowed a shark, two dolphins & about 10 birds with the fish when he surfaced....🤣

[@VidarrKerr]

I saw that too. lol.

[@AttilatheThrilla]

I love how all those birds are just sitting there like.. “we ain’t dinner for some reason” 🤷‍♂️

[@sanjoybanerjee2004]

The two fearless predators like shark and dolphin are feeding together in feeding frenzy instead of fighting against each other then its incredible and interesting . Gannets a kind of bird have dived over 20 meters . Bro's whale took such a huge lunge i will never forget this video and sharks dolphins and whales

[@ジャタリピノ]

Am i the only one who noticed the bird gasping for air sound effect at 2:30?

[@erikgardetemps9708]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Hyraladen]

Tony Urbino ... literally no one would miss that...

[@zani3306]

I thought I was tripping

[@aminalizadeh606]

was it sound effect or real grasping from the bird?

[@ioo3761]

@@aminalizadeh606 Sound effect

[@aegystierone8505]

Amazing! Never knew birds can fare so well underwater....there's the penguin of course.

[@nemunemu7257]

Earlier it was a flying fish, now it's a swimming bird. Guess next would be a walking tree.

[@GO321]

Props to the camera crew once again. I would never want to get near that.

[@maymunaahmednur2853]

G

[@parlayphresh3062]

Just thank the camera not the man lol

[@dansmith6990]

@@parlayphresh3062 No, thank the camera man, because without him (or her) the camera wouldn't have been that close. So shut your face moron.

[@amazingvictory7658]

I'm still wondering, is it possible the birds stabbed the dolphins or cameraman while torpedoing into the water in that speed?

[@ginotan3102]

Sardines: The Most Abused Creature in the world Man: Canned them Birds: Dive them Sharks and the rest of marine animals: Feast on them

[@eleethtahgra7182]

They are delicious.

[@Ddstairclimber]

and whales sallow them

[@scarlettgamer9992]

They eat krill and plankton not Sardines

[@scarlettgamer9992]

Hmm I guess it depends on the whale...

[@22jaydogg]

You idiot! How in the hell do you think the birds , dolphins and aquatic life eat? And your talking about abuse! You brainless foolish being! And the other 40 thumbs up

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Exceptional, educational & memorable , thanks again to David Attenborough and this amazing Channel, easily one of the top five best on KZbin

[@anyascelticcreations]

That's so weird to see birds flying underwater with the dolphins and sharks. Like some kind of surrealist painting.

[@dawnglianapachuau6433]

Amazing... Living on Earth for 30 years and I've never seen this before.

[@MistressOP]

"there's only one victim here," a British accent saying it with so much damn joy.

[@ericechols7638]

Beautiful underwater cinematography captured here. Dolphins lure the sardines in one place, gannets bomb dive in ocean to feasts on sardines, sharks chumping down fish & gannets, then big popa whale takes sardines & some gannets, in a whole coarse meal. Nature at work at it's best! 🐟🐬🕊🦈🐋

[@ciarel]

Sardine: what's my purpose? God: to be eaten.

[@Woodswalker96]

Who would of thought that the dance of life and death would be so beautiful to watch.

[@Rick3795]

That's exactly it The dance of death

[@antoniomontana5778]

Unless you're the sardines!!!

[@patrickmartin2689]

I like how you put that...😁😁😁✌✌✌

[@deadazzz]

@@patrickmartin2689 la danse macabre

[@patrickmartin2689]

@@deadazzz thanks for the reading fam...😁😁😁 memento mori no material on earth is worth dying for can't take it with you...🙏🙏🙏✌✌✌

[@wildpigeon9147]

And the left over sardines were eaten by me in tin pack

[@CJCroen1393]

I'm totally picturing a prehistoric version of this scene happening in the Niobrara Formation. Sardines=Apsopelix or Enchodus Sharks=Squalicorax Gannets=Pteranodon Dolphins=Dolichorhynchops Whale=Bonnerichthys

[@pressftopayrespects6325]

I agree with a lot of these. Bonnerichthys I’m not too sure could represent the whale because I think it might be too small but if you are exclusively talking about the Niobrara Formation, then I understand it.

[@CJCroen1393]

@@pressftopayrespects6325 Oh I was definitely talking about the Niobrara, yes! ^_^ I ended up picking Bonnerichthys as the whale mainly because I couldn't find any other creatures from that area that fit the mold of "filter feeder" ^^;

[@bkjeong4302]

Hell I think bait balls were a common scenario throughout deep time. I can see a Jurassic version with rhamphorhynchids, medium-sized ichthyosaurs and Metryorhynchus.

[@CJCroen1393]

@@bkjeong4302 That'd be super cool!

[@bkjeong4302]

CJCroen1393 and Leedsichthys comes in to swallow the whole baitball. Bonus points if something like Pliosaurus or Plesiosuchus is lurking around trying to pick off one of the mesopredators. I’ve also seen a paleoart piece where a bunch of sharks, nothosaurs and a few Thalattoarchon were eating from a dead giant shastasaurid.

[@Living_Legacy]

Those birds diving into the ocean looked like missiles underwater

[@EmpireOfLuciferSatanson666]

I am now eating sardine sandwitch,yum yum yum delicious.

[@EmpireOfLuciferSatanson666]

The sardines are scrumptious.

[@beadchimera6826]

I remember havibg this on DVD and loving how the Ganets dived into the water and swam like penguins! (Albeit, flight caoable ones) Tgey even know how the Dolphins, Sharks and Bruda's Whale assist in the fishing frenzy! Fact (if some don't know): Ganets - along with other diving birds - must know how to plunge inti the water at the right angle and shape, otherwise they'll snap their necks on impact!

[@HydreigonJ89]

Gannets: My Fish Common Dolphins: My Fish Sharks: My Fish Whale: NO MY FISH!!!!!!

[@jazzsickharyboils9407]

This canning process is amazing.

[@cody555903]

I was thinking "why don't these stupid fish just go deeper and duck the birds??" Then I found out the birds can dive and swim nearly as good as the dolphins lol. Nevermind

[@marclouiec324]

Yo the bird dive bombing like a rocket is sickk

[@paulelliott3220]

Macabre ballet Beautifully put and the predation of those fish is relentless Like the big chap at the end; no messing just a huge maw Cool clip

[@Jpipooly]

That really was a fantastic line.

[@adlockhungry304]

One of the most spectacular things ever caught on film.

[@ffffootageforfree89]

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[@leoishak395]

oh really?? this bird can fly diving in the water and walk on land😱😨

[@marthinzai9903]

Ikr...like it's not fair. I wish I could fly and dive too.

[@borhanuddin4289]

This bird can do all. Can walk, run, fly, swimming on water water, divine, can floar on water too. Lolzzz. This are real Super power.

[@stephen_MuthuoMukono]

We can now see from where humans learnt the art of dropping bombs on targets😂

[@andremoraes1391]

Truly amazing the wonders of nature

[@SandLion]

Dem, I thought that thumbnail is from a videogame or something, but nope, it's an actual frickin bird diving in the ocean!! Cool af!!

[@ricksmith9177]

What an amazing sight! Nature never ceases to amaze me :):):)

[@troy4953]

2:31 I love how they add in inhaling sound effect;

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

David Attenborough is the voice we all love, I like to call him Uncle Nature.

[@yoy58913]

This one BBC Earth was outstanding

[@dinedinh6067]

That bird have alot skills, maybe same duck, fly ,run,swem,unther water.

[@user-sz3nn2lb6u]

if i was the shark, i would eat the meaty birds

[@damongwinn]

Those gannets must be blessed with the sight of a falcon😳😲

[@DelightLovesMovies]

BBC Earth is awesome.

[@user-qc9gc6sz7s]

سبحان من خلق فابدع

[@channelofkhan7120]

SubhanALLAH

[@jameslawson9644]

Those birds were like rocket launching !

[@user-tf8qx4us5b]

David Attenborough you are a gifted commentator Sir.🏆👏👏👏.

[@cesardavidlopezpolicio4559]

diving gannets are arwsome

[@tenzwoser1]

Whoever is in there capturing all this magnificent frenzy must have some huge balls.

[@adnannaemaz1989]

Natures free-for-all buffet.

[@King_reretard]

David is litterally father nature

[@aliubed3162]

This is buffet animal kingdom style

[@luna39900]

This was really amazing like im just in awe

[@weweoum1787]

What a bird

[@cuteguy9780]

came up to my timeline, and i dont regret every single second

[@maniacram]

Man these birds have got to be the edgiest animals living on planet earth. Plus maybe salmon and mountain goats.

[@PyroForEveryone]

Imagine one of the Birds just being off with his timing, harpooning a dolphin 😅😅

[@gsmagesh]

Nature, as always, is really really amazing 😍

[@nijego]

What the hell did I just watch. What an amazing event

[@mackyme001]

Whale: *Excuse me Im going for my food*

[@frankhernandez6524]

One day an awkward predator will eat a bird and realize we got this all wrong.

[@vodnalaprashanth3317]

Beauty.. Birds swimming 20 feet is the best part ..

[@mifuerzamorales]

*We are humanity, the only species that has not developed mutuality with its environment*

[@rahulrudraindia6798]

I love nature and save nature

[@bakeerassemulipaul8735]

Thank you david.

[@jomarparkes8625]

The narrator voice is legendary.

[@mbnagaraju]

Yep 👍🏼 David Attenborough the voice of Mother Nature

[@user-jx5wo8hn9z]

The birds learned to swim, and fish learned to fly.

[@VidarrKerr]

Sardines are so abused they even come in cans, stacked like sardines.

[@WJen8]

Am I the only one who's wondering if the surprise gulp from the whale took in anything aside from the sardines? Imagine if it accidentally got one of the gannets too 🤔

[@aaronvlogs1323]

That is Scuttle from little mermaid

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

Yeah

[@trvth1s]

the birds are phenomenal

[@JeffersonJaikar]

Gannets could sound thew Stuka siren when diving down to hunt sardines!

[@oussamawop9978]

سبحان الله الواحد الاحد.

[@deemillionchinogara1777]

God is great creating such magnificent creatures

[@eleethtahgra7182]

2:09 the birds....they swim together with sharks, at the depth of 20 m. Its painful for me to get to depth of 10 m. Seagul (thats seagul right?) n shark swimming together is both a serene and creepy scene at the same time.

[@TheCordilleranSun]

Damn.

[@Ancientlaws]

My thoughts exactly

[@ProAxieGamers]

This is Amazing.

[@acxiv.3508]

I was really amazed at how they got the vedio of these fish and shark

[@Windkisssed]

Those birds look just like torpedoes!!!

[@user-dj5mq1pw1k]

fish and bird market 🤣😅

[@knowhowislam3431]

Why on earth didn't the bubbles those birds created while diving go up instantly!? Edit: 2:56 a big shoutout to the guy who counted all of those fishes

[@michaelsong5555]

I'm surprised the sharks aren't hunting the birds.

[@BestSolution]

Great video BBC Earth, I like your channel. YOU?

[@botolshampo8956]

Your

[@King_reretard]

Those birds are litterally air to sea missiles

[@birdyeatsapea5577]

I hope the shark gets a binge bonus!

[@Aozolai]

Let us remember the Great Pacific Massacre of 2014. RIP fish 🐟

[@CrisWhetstone]

Incredible footage. I'm surprised the sharks didn't grab the Gannets.

[@user-eh6ph1tw5j]

Съемки просто супер спасибо

[@snakeeyeyt4556]

No matter what after some evolution in thousand if years they will know how to overcome the predators.

[@AnilJacobs]

Amazing!