Sperm whale 'asks' a diver to be freed from a fishing hook

Sperm whales 🐋 are intelligent and social creatures. Here , a Sperm Whale is 'asking' diver for help as there is hook stuck in its mouth & let the diver help him(or her) out.
The brave diver does a fantastic job freeing Sperm Whale from hook.
Sperm whales are the largest tooth whales and apex apex predators of the Ocean in addition to Orca. However, they are gentle and prey mostly on squid deep down in Ocean.
With such a beautiful creature like Sperm whales and countless others,. My request is
Please DONT POLLUTE OCEAN in any way!
The diver name is Hugues Vitry, world famous Maurician environmentalist and underwater photographer.
Diving with Hugues:
bluewaterdivingcenter.com/en
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[@artvandalay13]

Translation for those that don't speak French - Pepe LePew - I saw this whale pass by me and was opening it's mouth like it was talking to me. It made a funny noise but just floated there looking at me. Cautiously, I went to rub it's nose and that's when I saw the line leading up to it's jaw. On closer inspection, I looked in it's mouth and noticed the hook lodged in there pretty good. The whale grunted at me and tried to pull the hook out but was afraid it might bite me. I was thinking, "This whale is probably trying to trick me so he can eat me." Anyway, I carefully yanked out the hook and I was relieved that he didn't try to bite. As he turned and exposed his backside I gave him a little nudge. The whale made another sound and it sounded like he was thanking me. He stayed a few more minutes and I kept giving him gentle rubs. He seemed to like it because I could see his eyeball following me. He left after a few minutes. So please be careful and help protect the seas by not throwing garbage away at sea.

[@leventescurrah7758]

Fyp

[@missminimoys100]

I’m French, after taking the hook out he never mentioned being afraid of being bitten. At first he didn’t understand why she opened her mouth to them and he saw the hook, was a little hesitant because he had to yank pretty hard but once the hook was out the whale made a sound he thinks was her way of saying thank you. He then wanted to show her that her « hardship » was over and he « petted » her and came to her mouth and talked with her. But he didn’t think the whale was tricking them to then kill/bite and/or eat them.

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

@@missminimoys100 I'm learning....but I lost my touch....I wonder if I forgotten everything and back to square one.

[@chutorakaiken8]

@@missminimoys100 He's joking. Pepe Le Pew is a cartoon character.

[@oldmanfred8676]

Vandelay Industries, Is your name George or Jason?

[@DiogenesOfCa]

It's a good thing that Whale took French in High School.

[@uthoshantm]

Good one!!

[@goravdyan3414]

SENSE OF HUMOUR....

[@Mr.Phoreskin]

Actually, I’m pretty sure they have the ability to learn any human language. Not that they could speak it, but most definitely understand it with very little effort

[@hc3282]

🤣👏😊👍😄😂😅😁👍👍👍

[@Haydenormous]

Fish school lol

[@nwabuezeozuzu6370]

The man who named sperm whales isn't allowed to name things anymore

[@Starship737]

🤣

[@trevorpaz3441]

The same lad previously named the 'Bluetit'

[@arcare001]

@@chicagorc3967 Guess you had to be there.

[@vtautogrow6096]

They're named sperm whales because of the white sticky fluid that is build up in their head region when first discovered ot was mistaken for sperm and thus the name stuck. This is the same fluid that was often sought out for multiple cosmetics and was believed to have medicinal properties :).

[@vgl3ntdj829]

@@vtautogrow6096 heh...coom

[@sunnchilde]

This connection between two wildly divergent creatures, asking for help, is beautiful.

[@flat-earther]

hi sunnchilde, have you become a flat earther yet?

[@SaraGrant-xj4lr]

​@@flat-eartherDoes that mean you believe the earth is flat ? 😅

[@flat-earther]

@@SaraGrant-xj4lr yeah well it's not merely a belief because empirical tests like curvature measurements above water and frozen lakes show no curvature

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

@@flat-earther tripe

[@deannelson9565]

This is common behavior for marine animals and has nothing to do with asking for help specifically because this is a person. Fish, whales they all know to go to certain areas to be cleaned by other marine life.

[@richardeast3328]

That was one of the bravest and kindness acts that I've ever seen.

[@billrobbins5874]

Truly spectacular! Excellence!

[@madtrucker0983]

Brave?

[@richardeast3328]

@@madtrucker0983 Yes?

[@madtrucker0983]

@@richardeast3328 He swims with whales all the time how it brave to take out a hook? Lol If I put a bandaid on one of my kids am I brave also?

[@richardeast3328]

@@madtrucker0983 But you're special.

[@byronr4681]

He was like: *hey you, yeah you with the thumbs, c'mere*

[@grantbratrud4949]

We reply, "Glad to be of service, cetacean brain. If only we could do more... or less, for you."

[@scottinsd1]

Get some new material - you’ve posted the same thing over and over again

[@doralevitt2879]

😆🤗💖

[@DancingQueenie]

👍👍👍

[@kh.3473]

😂😂😂

[@superdave577]

I doubt most people would realize just how rare that moment is. Sperm whales are incredibly reclusive and sightings are very low, plus they can be very aggressive. I fact that it found someone and was willing to even be touched is incredible.

[@HobbNoblin]

"I don't CARE if it's one of those tiny, noisy things we avoid! It has hands, and I NEED THIS THING OUT OF MY MOUTH RIGHT NOW!!!"

[@surferx66]

What an honor to be asked and be able to help this wonderful creature. ❤

[@BoopSnoot]

Yeah, but regarding the message at the end of the video, it is estimated that Western countries contribute combined less than 1% of total ocean plastic, with the vast majority coming from China and India, and the rest coming from Africa and South America. So the problem is the audience this is directed to are already doing a good job of waste management, and they are too afraid to call out those that are the problem out of fear of being called racist.

[@silydeveen2570]

Here is a list with countries that have banned plastic bags.To my surprise I saw the Netherlands in the list, but plastic bags for groceries are still widely in use. However, I also see several African countries, India and China in that list.

[@BoopSnoot]

Its not about countries, its about regions with percent contribution. For example, if the UK makes up 0.07% of all ocean plastic waste, then banning it in the UK will have no impact. If India makes up 24%, banning it there, AND more importantly enforcing anti-ocean dumping would have massive impact. @@silydeveen2570

[@ImieNazwiskoOK]

@@BoopSnoot From what I know a lot of waste from western countries goes to Asia

[@BoopSnoot]

@@ImieNazwiskoOK yes, for recycling and processing, but they pay top dollar for it to be done properly. They typically audit, so that part is done well enough because they don't want to lose the money, but for their own domestic waste China doesn't police it so they dump it in rivers.

[@binhduong7494]

: “If animals could speak, mankind would weep.” -Anthony Douglas

[@federalreservebrown2507]

if slaughterhouses had glass walls, there'd be lots of vegetarians, quickly ( quote Paul McCartney)

[@vinniecocco9932]

@@federalreservebrown2507 i don't think so honestly

[@steveg8322]

Other people speak or scream of their agonies,few weep.

[@antoniofranco77]

I'm already weeping, the birds outside won't shut the fuck up!!!

[@jewymcjewjew9939]

They already can speak, the result is BLM.

[@jetaddicted]

For those interested, the guy (an overseas French, I’d say Reunionnais but he could from another island) talks about how strange it was to see this sperm whale come to them with its open mouth yet unagressively, how he saw that its mouth was bleeding, and how after the hook was removed he took a little time to try to make the whale understand it was over, hugged it, and how the sperm whale stood by for a while after that, showing signs that could be interpreted as gratitude.

[@IJustWantToUseMyName]

Thank you for providing an English paraphrasing of what he was saying.

[@damkayaker]

I'm sure the whale knew exactly when the hook was no longer stuck in it's mouth. It like you or me when we dig a splinter out of our finger. What a relief!

[@therealdeal3854]

Actually, it was hanging around, contemplating whether it could justify making a meal out of the guy or not.

[@marciabarreto780]

@@therealdeal3854 LOL!!

[@cherbrowne1637]

Thank you. I didn't understand and didn't know if the whale had been freed. You put my mind at ease. Much appreciated. 🙋

[@uuzd4s]

I was in SE Alaska from 80-94 working for a Large fish/shellfish processing Co. I was out on one of their Tenders as a Worker/Diver/Mechanic. One calm day a smaller Orca (Killer Whale) surfaced near the boat and followed us. It was clearly tangled in commercial fish netting, mostly around the tail. We stopped and I suited up for a dive. That creature let me cut all that netting free w/o panicking and did a couple of "drive by's" afterwards to either test his/her new freedoms or to say Thx. Orca's are thought to be smarter than Dolphins, and from what I've seen, that's probably True.

[@naneri]

I worked in Alaska at trident fish processing plant in Cordova. Alaskas' nature is beautiful. Never thought I would ever visit it, being from Kyrgyzstan myself.

[@uuzd4s]

Trident & Peter Pan were our biggest competitors. I was at Petersburg Fisheries (Icicle Seafoods) on Mitkof Is in SE Ak. 15 of the best yrs of my life. I spent every opportunity out sport fishing w/ friends on my boat. Winters I'd head for Seattle. Good Times !

[@douglasstemke2444]

Thank you for your generosity in using your skills to help an Orca and for sharing your story!

[@uuzd4s]

@@douglasstemke2444 SE Alaska was Good to me. Mitkof Is had only 3300 residents when I moved there in 1981. There were 3 Seafood Processors on the island and 9 whole miles of paved roads. I never locked my house or car until around 87 when the Canneries started hiring Mexicans by the busload out of Los Angles. Suddenly crime went thru the roof w/ assaults, theft, robberies, stolen cars and even a murder. The Company was paying all the Medical insurance for every employee until the Mexicans piled everybody and their dog onto the benefit bandwagon which broke the Medical Ins. If the place hadn't become so polluted w/ crime, I'd have stayed. Anyways, I was a commercial certified diver before I moved to town and as it turned out, there were only two of us, the other diver being my neighbor and a cold Storage engineer at the Fishery I worked at. We were busy in the summer diving on boats that had scraped bottom, or merchandise overboard, photography and surveying. So anytime a company buying station or contracted fisherman needed a diver, they sent me out w/ the Co. Pilot in a small Cessna on floats. Good Times and I still stop in from time to time to take advantage of their world class fishing.

[@LoudWaffle]

From what I hear of dolphins, Orcas are probably nicer as well 😅

[@Mandy7D7]

When a whale shows you it's belly, it's actually looking at you. They see better through their clicks that are bounced back and interpreted into a vision, as clear as a 4 or 5 D ultrasound. The sound is made with their gigantic oil filled heads, it bounces back and picked up by the whale's jaw bone. Sperm whales and dolphins show a special interest in our hands. While their size and way of communicating interests us, our hands interest them. So it doesn't surprise me that this whale knew humans have the right tool for removing hooks. Whales are brilliant creatures, but Sperm whales are especially so and have been trying to communicate with us since we began.

[@bramesque]

Thanks Mandy

[@MsShellectable]

Very cool info, Mandy! Thanks for posting!

[@Roonnam]

it is normal practice i think , turtles and reef clean up services etc.. they have a culture of helping out each other.. though both parties normally tend to benefit ofcourse.. nothing for free in the animal world besides elderly care .. allthough sometimes dolphins help out doomed divers slash swimmers..

[@johno1544]

Correct dolphins and whales likely can see into our water filled bodies with their echolocation. That's not 4D or 5D though that would imply extra dimensions of space beyond the 3 our universe exist in.

[@roblarrikin]

@@johno1544 Mandy is also mistaken about whales being 'brilliant.' Whales may be as smart as dogs or pigs, but they are not "brilliant" as humans use the word.

[@Fivethreeooo]

Can u imagine the level of happiness this guy must have been on after this

[@Starship737]

Indeed

[@rubend9391]

Yeah...I think the whale was happier

[@willj4411]

@@rubend9391 Bingo !

[@dospinos1392]

I can. I believe it to be the same feeling as climbing a 14er. Just absolutely powerful. Seeing the mightiness of nature, and being able to experience it's true beauty. The noises of the whale sounded so content... Fucking awesome.

[@psychepeteschannel5500]

The funny thing is, this is almost universal - people have extremely strong positive reactions to meeting animals in good faith. It is absolutely magical and would be available everywhere... but people litterally chose to rather kill them and use them for profit. No, not survival, not even to be comfortable, most is done for extra profit that has no reason behind it - But the funniest thing after all is, that the profit is made chasing happiness... which would have been provided if the person did not chase profit in the first place :D

[@FrstSpctr88]

Whale spots diver. "Ooh, one of those weird cleaner seamonkeys!"

[@cassimir4u]

I love it, haha.

[@saferabies]

I mean. Maybe

[@joegrills9458]

I laughed

[@insanecuckooman8342]

whales don't know what monkeys are

[@-BabyJoey-]

@@insanecuckooman8342 How do you know? I'm sure there's been at least one time in history when a whale and a monkey had a beer together.

[@laurabarba6923]

We should all be so humble as this man who literally saved this whale and to the person who filmed this video. That is truly a good man from the heart

[@awuma]

For those wondering about whether the diver was a potential snack for the whale, don't forget that sperm whales eat mainly giant squid caught at great depths in the ocean. Only in the past fifty or sixty years have we learned just how deep these whales dive. Also, they can disable their prey using sound waves focused by their giant foreheads filled with oil.

[@golgothan]

I was wondering how they caught enough food to stay alive with such a small mouth. Thank you.

[@countessnic9809]

@@golgothan I didn't realize just how small their mouths are until watching this video! Such narrow mouths for a large creature/ mammal.

[@urrywest]

So the whale could have easily killed him just by barking at him?

[@ShadeAKAhayate]

@@urrywest More like clinking at him.

[@urrywest]

​@@ShadeAKAhayate In any case, the creature "In his" wisdom it decided not to kill him.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5rJYZ2uityha7c

[@SB-wh6gy]

Beautiful creature, so obviously has intelligence, it knew a human was the only creature that could help, and trusted him to do it. Well done that man , thank you for helping it.

[@govelasco]

It hurts to watch the planet die before our eyes doesn't it.

[@donaldduncan7095]

Well said, I know when I get a splinter it has to go as soon as HUMANLY possible. Just imagine a hook in your tongue. ( wise whale ;-)

[@billrobbins5874]

What an honor, truly remarkable. Not to be afraid of an animal/mammal?, that enormous. Perhaps only once in a lifetime would someone have that happen. Courageous you are, greatful to you, surely are we.

[@billrobbins5874]

@@govelasco We're still to ignorant as a species, to be able to work together for the future benefit of our very own children and theirs.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

With no real reason to trust humans in general. The whale was lucky it encountered a good human and not a Japanese whale "research" vessel.

[@flashgordon6510]

This is what people were meant to be -- guardians of the planet and of all living things.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

Yes. We are failing so many of our fellow animals. Humans are THE threat to the planet. Horrible to think so.

[@ekbanjosworld4926]

@Richard Ensey No bud, you're the POS !!!

[@omarhandely6930]

@Richard EnseyYou probably won’t have to wait long, I’ve reported you 3 times on this thread. Not scared? You’re not using anymore 4 letter curse words since you were called out, eh?

[@anns1921]

@Trey Stephens I do. I guess I'm not understanding your point.

[@TimeTheory2099]

@@KindCountsDeb3773 I hear you deborah, it's unfortunate that people like dick enis have to be that way. He must have been dropped on his head when young. ☮️

[@annstuart3970]

I envy the diver being in that position to help a whale, the whale and everything else in the sea that calls it home are in constant need of attention, why? Because of humans, please do not use the oceans and seas as dumps for rubbish. It's their home first and foremost. Keep the oceans and seas blue. They are more important than you and I understand. Please let the planet, seas and sky's gain back the beauty to sustain us we need them. Thank you. An ordinary housewife.

[@Starship737]

Thankyou mam. Wonderful comment.

[@sunnya.2665]

@@Starship737 What really made me sad was watching a video from the bottom of the Marientrog, the deepest sea on earth (excuse my bad English) I saw beautiful creatures, never seen before and... a plastic bag. I swear. That was such a big red flag for me; made me feel really, really sad.. I know there is very, very much water in the sea but that plastic bag in that place was a real eye-opener. The earth is getting very dirty.. lets stop it and buy a shopping bag that will last a few years if you dont have one.

[@panostsak]

There are no ordinary housewifes, only extra-ordinary housewives. Beautiful comment.

[@annanardo2358]

You are not ordinary by any means, you have the wisdom to encourage those people who don't care. You are a star.😍

[@luisdelagarza3350]

😭 it makes me cry to know that whales are more intelligent than we realize… they have emotions like us. Just amazing. I hope we can get to know them better and not destroy them. Thank you for the beautiful video.

[@Djiehh]

"I met the weirdest cleaner fish today. I think he was French!"

[@olliec7609]

Literally LOL'd

[@Sieffre_Tawr]

Usually Reef Cleaner fish are black and white striped however french ones normally have a wide yellow stripe down their back.

[@olliec7609]

@@Sieffre_Tawr are you being sarcastic? If not he was talking about the whale saying this about the divers. Lol ✌

[@cyrilculton1181]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@pt8543]

@@Sieffre_Tawr Ouch! :)

[@108hindu]

You are a good and kind human. I don’t believe there’s a better compliment than that.

[@jeffcochran2195]

💯% perfect!

[@fergiesfeed3680]

Absolutely and the best compliment that man could get.... I just wish there was more men striving for that today's world I for one am very disappointed.

[@Xgent]

He didn’t feed him though lol

[@roland7306]

@ Marko • You said the top of the peak of the nice compliment when you said "you're a good & (kind human , person)@" !

[@roland7306]

@@Xgent The wale would need 50 times our own size of food just for its snack , forget about to feed his with its lunch !

[@yasmincasey202]

I love animals 😭🥰🥰🥰. I'd love to save one any chance I get.. I remember one time a lost dog ran up to me, while I was in my front yard.. and where I lived wasn't a busy street. It was literally in a dead end, so the fact he came to me melted my heart. I was literally crying because you can tell he's been lost for at least a few weeks, to a month. Poor babies hair was so grown out, It had dread up, and was covering his eyes.. I brought him to a police station a few blocks from where I lived. nd come to find out, his owner was looking for him for a while.. I even made sure he was back with his owner the same day. Now that I think about it. That was the only time I experienced a animal asking me for help, it was a honourable moment 🥰🥰🥰

[@BJETNT]

These creatures are obviously way more intelligent than most people give them credit for. I can't believe we ever hunted them It makes me ashamed to be human. I really really admire people that help animals like this. I wish I had the ability to do the same. I get to help people in what I do and it's the only thing that makes life worth living

[@tomthumb9533]

They're smart enough to know that a human being would help, other animals would not think that way

[@thefirstsin]

@@tomthumb9533 true its because they are mammals probably 20% more intelligent than chimps.

[@tomthumb9533]

@@thefirstsin also, sub-compact car-sized brains 0.o

[@aasakti_]

well we did kill and enslaved another human, we are indeed terrible species.

[@baronzaebos8888]

You know the oceans are in trouble when Whales start asking people for help.

[@truthteller9522]

Even sharks ask humans for help. 🥺💔

[@margaretjbuckley]

Especially when they start asking for help in French (what's wrong with English?)

[@Smiley_Face0]

Man

[@vecna445]

Because of us humans

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

Hopefully they don't ask a politician for help. Their bank balances mean more to them than our oceans... 🌏🐋 ☮️

[@davidluna8372]

Bravo ! To the diver who performed this noble deed , it is people like him that keep the world turning .

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

if ALL of us were as conscious, caring and active, the world would be saved.

[@June_sucks]

People say this and praise people for saving animals, yet still consume them and are perfectly fine with eating dead animals. I don’t understand it.

[@svfantom7776]

Because after they die they are no longer animals. They turn into meet!

[@polarowl5834]

@@June_sucks Nope, we just eat cooked meat from previously butchered animals, is nothing wrong with it

[@profitofgod2397]

@@June_sucks ur confused

[@judgedredd3568]

I don't think that mans compassion and down right courage can be measured....unbelievable kindness while possibly being in danger of being torn to pieces if not just dragged to the oceans bottom What if the Whale was in alot of pain from the removing of the hook and reacted violently? Still in awe here....I'm a pretty tough guy... but even big dogs make me nervous.....how can you go face to face with the largest carnivore on earth...and treat him as relaxed as if you were his dentist.... Man is obviously the greatest combo of courage and kindness I've ever seen

[@olegirl134]

Thank you so much for helping him!! This is so incredible!! I would absolutely love to be in the water with a whale!! They seem like gentle giants !!

[@muzwot9603]

So heartwarming, knowing it was bothering him and could do nothing about the discomfort the magnificent whale truly did approach the diver for help. Beautiful moment.

[@blackpantherx4019]

As human we have to do better on this earth and keep in clean and not pollute the seas other creates call oceans home. Imagine some comes and trash your home.

[@obamalastname8489]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6epgWlteq6MrNE

[@paullogieri248]

@Chase Smith So the cows we get steak and hamburgers from are included in that meritorious service? Or is just their poop and flatulence that contributes to greenhouse gasses? C'mon, you scientist; you've exposed yourself in a contradiction. Explain your way out of it.

[@larsgadell5016]

@@paullogieri248 No contradiction here almost everything is bad in excess. If just the US (one nation) halved their meat consumption climate change crisis would be pushed back well over 200 years. So we have way to many cows, that would never been able to occur without human intervention.

[@paullogieri248]

@@larsgadell5016 You do realize that if you cut the number of cows in half then the stuff they would have eaten would A) be eaten by something else and pooped and farted out by that/those animals, or B) the uneaten vegetation would die and decompose - giving off the same gases in the process. It would seem that you are just another sheep who'd allow others to tell him what he can eat/what he can drive/where he can live on the basis of pseudo-science.

[@Teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

Marine animal: *gets stuck on a hook* Human: *is near* Marine animal: “Oh thank goodness one of those squishy medic animals”

[@Argumemnon]

Whales are particularily smart. Somehow they seem to know we can and will help. I guess they don't have the whole collective memory about whaling and all that.

[@whitewolf3051]

I remember a phone commercial from a while back, can't recall which phone company though. Anyways, it three spear fishers rising from the depth one by one talking about phone service, they were still deep down, the last being a woman, a sperm whale comes down from above and closes its mouth on her as it goes down, and the two dudes don't see to care that the woman was eaten by a whale.

[@patriotabr4041]

@@whitewolf3051 i got my homie who need a woman?

[@1337139]

whales have their own language and can speak at great distances so maybe they tell each other we're alright

[@SillyRamen]

@@Argumemnon Well, in the marine environment there are many creatures that clean each other in symbiotic relationships. And even great predators leave them alone as they pick off parasites and dead skin right in their mouths. Somehow they just know which ones help them. I assume creatures as smart as whales can learn we are great at helping them with tricky situations that other fish can’t help with. And they live long enough they may have been helped before. I completely believe the whale was asking for help knowing we have the ability to do so

[@DeadliestToast]

It's crazy how the biggest living animal in the world is asking a tiny little human for help.

[@itmaslanka]

Your kindness to this gentle giant brought tears to eyes . Thank you so much !

[@dimestorephilosopher3308]

"This whale is so smart and kind to ask us for help." Whale: "C'mon sea thing. Just like the remora, who clean our skin, you need to take care of this problem."

[@TheSpeedyLoonyCanoli]

Nah more like "take your shit back human."

[@xxcommentator]

@@TheSpeedyLoonyCanoli LMAO

[@obamalastname8489]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6epgWlteq6MrNE

[@tannhauser7584]

I think remora don't clean skin. They hitch rides with their head sucker parts and eat poop.

[@jollyjokress3852]

😂😂

[@lordot8665]

Whale - "Hey human, i have an ouchies can you help." Human - "Got you fam."

[@josephjoestar2021]

*I GOTCHU HOMIE!*

[@obamalastname8489]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6epgWlteq6MrNE

[@pizza1540]

_This is no place to die_

[@dr.rlellis3871]

He is going to tell all of his whale friends about the kindness you showed him❣

[@philipcallicoat3147]

And, it's proof that the French are not cowards.... They're human beings with compassion just like anyone else who has a heart of loving care for others. 🌹

[@alttech9447]

That whale is such a gentle and intelligent animal, it could easily have pulled the diver underwater to his death, yet did not. I have logged over 80 open water scuba dives and nothing I have seen can compare with this, truly amazing!

[@laurabarba6923]

Goes to show people from whale to human that this deed will be recognized by God or what ever higher being you choose, but the man saved this whales life

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

Not just pull. One low frequency sound could kill us. They are easily capable of it yet when they use sound to check us out (they visualise our shapes with sound like bats, except they have their own language) they do it especially gently so they don't hurt us.

[@grievousminded7517]

But why would it want to kill a human in the first place? Can't even eat one.

[@MrKumquat101]

@@grievousminded7517 actually Sperm whales could easily eat a human. They are a toothed whale and kill and eat large prey. They are known as hunters of the giant squids which can weigh tons. A human would be two bites at most.

[@jimdennis2451]

@@annabizaro-doo-dah That's what I was thinking. What if the whale, thanking the guy, destroyed him with a low freq?

[@paakwegyir3165]

Notice how it was swimming on its side.. After the hook is taken out it swims in the upright position.. Great to see the relief.

[@NM-ok9wb]

their organ for receiving their clicks is behind their jaw, swimming like that means they're probably trying to get a good look at the diver. also fun fact their clicks can burst a diver's eardrums and if you're bombarded by enough of them your body will probably start heating up because of the vibrations. some diver had his hand out to keep a sperm whale from running into him and had his hand paralyzed by the clicking for a few hours. cant monitor them any other way aside from free diving tho cause they dont like the sound equipment makes.

[@JAMoore-zz3ki]

@@NM-ok9wb Yes, this video discusses that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKSnqHl9r5WCock

[@larsrons7937]

I saw another video where a shark came up to a diver who then removed a hook. When I saw it, the way the shark behaved both before and after the removal of the hook, I have no doubt that it was intentionally seeking help from the diver and afterwards showed gratitude.

[@diegomartinez6100]

Sir, I salute you, for having the sheer temerity to come up alongside an animal that's at least 20 times bigger than you and then sticking your hand in his mouth to top it off. Bravo! We should all be so lucky.

[@papajavaleri]

I don't know how much you weight but that whale is between 8t and 12t xd lowballing it there bud haha

[@sachinkunder4934]

Diver blessed with two hearts. Brave heart and kind heart.

[@bradleyjohn4370]

And a purple heart

[@MandrasKK]

Most of the humans on this earth would do the same

[@stevengarforth4244]

That man is a hero, well done

[@ginolorenzo4117]

Your hero waited for the camera to start shooting before he helped

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

@That wendys Mattered *within, one word.

[@tonysoprano200]

Ok

[@mythbot889]

@That wendys Mattered lol I think he's cryin after ur reply😂😂

[@mythbot889]

@@ginolorenzo4117 well atleast he has the bravery to take the hook unlike you

[@codyerickson3550]

Imagine having the largest predator on Earth come up to you wanting you to help them remove something that’s making them uncomfortable. Because that’s what happened here.

[@twins2646]

Wish they could come up with fish hooks that desolve after a certain amount of time. Rather then these metal ones they just leave in ocean

[@peterdarr383]

An iron hook of a certain size wouldn't last a year in salt water - but I'm guessing you want "faster" It would need an alloy with Lithium or Magnesium in the iron to promote "inter-granular" corrosion.

[@americanpatriot2979]

I wish PETA would desolve faster than salt on their Butthurt. Yes it's true!

[@stephenswistchew7720]

They actually do make hooks that rot faster but they are not shiny also you do not need. A barb on a hook if you know how to fish and you certainly do not need tv cameras to target your fish these toys are for the inexperienced losers

[@mswen1983]

Iron or even stainless steel hooks will rust fairly quickly. Anglers are often told it's better to cut the line if a fish is hooked deeply and you're not going to keep it. But they're starting to put anti-rust coats on saltwater hooks, which can be nice for the angler, but kind of screws over any fish that gets stuck with one of these and is cut off or breaks off. What really pisses me off is seeing people just cut the line on fish like sharks. You know where you're fishing and what you might catch. Long-handled pliers and bolt cutters are cheap and easy to get, so that you can remove the hook safely.

[@arkroyalrifemoonbasealpha6101]

@@stephenswistchew7720 As a keen fisherman myself i totally agree i`v seen some terrible butchery by so called anglers using barbed hooks

[@sethgilbertson2474]

Imagine a sperm whale thinking, "Man, if I could just find human to get this thing out!" The irony...

[@wwiibuff9862]

I always enjoy seeing and hearing about animal-human interactions like this. Thanks for posting.

[@blueshirt26]

Humans and Whales would be correct

[@maximusprimus827]

Such amazing animals. I don’t think we fully understand how intelligent these animals truly are.

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

Sperm whales have their own language. They are trying to interpret it. I mean it's a fully formed language not just grunts that mean something.

[@timmotel5804]

Some humans still have decency in their hearts. This is the best of humanity.

[@WhiteSwarm]

It willingly bumped heads twice with the diver oh my god if it isn't a thank you i don't know what that is

[@Starship737]

Sperm whales are gentle giants and likely its thanking the diver

[@lioncross1849]

Could be smart enough to do that. Brain 6x size of ours

[@manuelg7765]

@@lioncross1849 they probably are way smarter than us

[@subg8858]

I suspect they are capable of things humans can't even comprehend, maybe something along the lines of projection into other dimensions

[@manuelg7765]

And to think the whale didnt click hard enough to kill that diver

[@nape8198]

I always think how can we ever understand these massive creatures living in an element so different to us? But then I see Videos like this and it's just so obvious. They are as compassionate, curious and intelligent as other social animals

[@Starship737]

Sperm whales and likewise other whales are world in their own. They have emotions, happiness, smiles, sadness, intelligent, curious and so and so worth.. one can wish to understand these magnificant animals... sadly, human activities like oceanic pollution, fishing lines and naval sonar pose grave threat to them(!

[@nunya257]

NaPer198 Much more so than humans it’s now believed. Their emotional capacity and the extreme complexity of their “language” is believed to be far, far beyond anything we humans can comprehend. We simply don’t have the brain capacity. There’s some incredible new research out there.

[@joshuajames2425]

It's very unlikely we will ever understand them or be able to measure they're type intelligence but its pretty unlikely they are more intelligent than us especially in human terms...they are whole different animal in a whole different world also they don't have hands wich changes things drastically

[@ivyme5783]

@@nunya257 if they are more intelligent, where is their technology? They can't go to space and such And their way of communication probably don't work in air The same can be said for humans, we can't echolocate You can't simply compare two completely different intelligences

[@RastaSaiyaman]

Paul Watson said about his very first voyage with Greenpeace to protest whaling that he saw a huge bull sperm whale coming to the aid of a female which had just been shot by the whaler. Watson and a few others were in the Rubber boat, the bull stuck its head out of the water, looked at the Rubber Boat apparently recognized them as being the ones who sadly, unsuccessfully tried to keep the whaling boat from shooting and left them alone. It's a tall tale but there's footage, the whole thing was filmed, the bull attacked the whaling ship but got shot too. That show of compassion was all there for the world to see, that bull gave its life but with his death he changed people's opinions on whales.

[@JO-kp6lk]

Wow! This whole event is completely self explanatory. There was no mistaking what this Whale was asking you to do. An act of great kindness rewarded by great gratitude.

[@ro4eva]

For me, this in-person experience is truly priceless.

[@adarsh4764]

It blows my mind that these animals understand that humans can only help with their pain. This a very next level intelligence.

[@yelenadavitz5629]

Beautiful and powerful statement indeed..humans..

[@tahupotikihaddon4606]

The whale so appreciative thats how man should be towards all living on this earth love piece and harmony.

[@SnifferAndFrens]

Shut it you damn hippie

[@imhollywood1015]

You know animals eat each other alive in the wild. The prey sreaming in agony while chunks of flesh are ripped off its body in a slow and bloody spectacle of raw power and pure helplessness.

[@willjones455]

@@SnifferAndFrens why don't you take your own advice dickhead

[@P1Gman]

All non-delicious animals, that is...

[@notaskirt7210]

Except bears, wolves, mountain lions, regular lions, crocs and alligators cuz they give no effs

[@SteadyBark96720]

A once in a lifetime experience…just incredible! Respect 🙏🏽🤙🏾

[@bruce92106]

One the most awful cruelties man's ever inflicted is all the killing of those big beautiful peaceful intelligent and rightful residents of our big blue vast oceans. Our earthly oceans we know less about than outer space! (?) 🤔

[@saturn722]

I dunno, there are many products derived from whales. If harvesting is done responsibly there's no reason it can't continue. I know that's not a popular opinion though. Japan, Iceland and Norway still practice commercialized whaling.

[@tdbhmusic]

For highly sensitive people who feel a great connection to the earth and her kind gentle animals, seeing any kinds of hunting or killing of these creatures can feel painful. Whether done responsibly by one or many, there still is intense killing of animals done on the planet if you include the likely not kind harvesting of so many cows, chickens, turkeys, and pigs in mostly unregulated slaughterhouses. Sensitive people cannot stomach working a slaughterhouse so it is the insensitive men who are killing so many animals for us to eat. The earth as a whole feels it, as do the animals as a whole, as do we highly sensitive humans. If it were guaranteed that ALL slaughter of animals were done humanely and in a conservative manner, It might be a little better. But add in the insanity and greed of corporations who care only about bottom line and politicians who agree to bulldoze protected lands, not to mention that we still test the most gentle animals in harsh ways in laboratories (white rabbits, gentle beagle dogs, rats, even cats I have heard!) and there's no way someone like me will support even a few kind hunters. Overall changes need to be made in the consciousness that suggests Man is the most highly intelligent and can dominate for his needs, as that consciousness has overrun and is decimating the planet in very unbalanced ways. It needs to balance with the gentleness of the yin energies and stop acting like it's the only thing that actually matters.

[@saturn722]

@@tdbhmusic Damn girl. I pray I don’t have to live in your kind of utopia! Man always has and always will eat living things. Wether it’s a head of cabbage or a succulent juicy fillet mignon! Your religion of earth worship is different than mine. I believe God created all things and the Bible says that He gave man dominion over all living things. Now how we exercise that dominion can be very different depending on which culture and what country you’re living in. As for animal testing, I’m not against it. Groups like PETA are out of control and should spend their $$ on a giant monument to all animals that have died at the hands of man! These screwballs have turned a blind eye to the huge differences between man and beast! There’s ZERO comparison! People that treat pets like people make me a bit nervous. I understand it but I don’t think it’s healthy. I also don’t like poachers or people that hurt animals to get their rocks off. That should make you feel better? Before the industrialization of the world, not too long ago, most people either caught and killed their own food or they died! Especially in the regions where farming wasn’t possible. I lived on a small farm for a year when I was 15. It was quite a shock and not something I want to do again after being a city boy all my life! I would tell you how to dispatch and clean a rabbit or chicken but I don’t want to traumatize you! There was no humane machine to do it for me either! We need to be thankful for those people that are willing to do the work you and I might find upsetting. But I’m NOT going to tell them how to do their jobs for the sake of better treatment of the animals I’m going to eat. Slaughtering animals is not done to purposely cause the animals pain and agony. I’m sure those men and women are desensitized to their messy work just like abortion doctors are desensitized to theirs! Even murders can get used to killing when they get paid good $$$! Our planet isn’t going anywhere. I agree that man has been poor stewards of earth. Thankfully, since the 1970’s or so we have recognized that our natural resources need to be monitored closely. The US has done the most when it comes to keeping our planet healthy. Unfortunately we can’t control other countries from continuing to pollute the world’s oceans and atmosphere. The biggest offenders are China, Russia, India, Indonesia, Vietnam and others in that part of the world. They are the one’s who need to be pressured by the global community to at least get on board stopping pollution and start recycling!

[@saturn722]

@@j123jna Don’t worry dude. You’re right behind me. Your youthful desires can’t hold a candle to the useful knowledge and experiences I have gained in the last 40+ years. You could learn a lot from people like me that could save you lots of unnecessary pain and grief. But instead you think it’s a good idea to mock my age. Good luck to ya!

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

@@saturn722 "Havesting" now, is it? I call it murder. Do you know Sperm whales speak their own language? Not grunts, or sounds they understand but a fully formed language they have part begun to translate. A sperm whale could kill us with low frequency sound ...one boom and our insides are fried. But they don't. The part of our brains that deals with empathy is vastly larger than ours. They are people with the capacity to suffer and all these things that whales were killed for can easily be replaced nowadays there is literally no cause to kill them. Those countries do not want to face up to their responsibility that they are killing our oceans with their drag nets. They believe it is their "culture" to fish but some human cultural practices are just plain wrong. Child sacrifice and as a popular one, worldwide, that we've stopped. Or was that "harvesting"??

[@Mrbrownstone1028]

My girlfriends Siamese cat got tangled up in a toy on her leg running all over the house freaking out with the toy banging all over the place behind her. This cat won’t let anyone touch it. I finally went over and released her from the toy and sat in my chair. Cat comes over jumps in my lap let’s me pet her for a minute then she was back to normal not letting anyone touch her

[@nathanb5579]

Cat: for thyne service to your gracious Master i shall, this once, allow you pet me, Hooman.

[@islandbirdw]

That’s a cat for you

[@gautambala8464]

Cat : good job slave. Pat me a couple of times for I am giving you this prestigious moment. Then get back to being my good slave and know your place hooman

[@mattenten]

Get a dog

[@islandbirdw]

@@mattenten no get a bird, they don’t need to go for walks and no need to pick up stinky dog poop

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

This was a beautiful moment. The whale (almost certainly a female, btw) was so gentle, then showed what I can only interpret as gratitude after the diver removed the hook. Sperm whales have the largest brains in the animal kingdom, so it's very likely that she was very much aware of what a huge favor he had done for her.

[@sylvia106]

How do you know it’s a female?

[@sylvia106]

And if you know, how old is she?!

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

@@sylvia106 The size. This whale looked about 35-40 feet long, the normal size range for female Sperm whales. Bulls can reach lengths of over 60 feet. Bulls are also considerably more massive, easily weighing between two and three times as much as females.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

@@sylvia106That's anyone's best guess. If she's mature enough to have calves, it's stated that females can start at nine years of age. She's probably quite a bit older than that, most likely either in her twenties or thirties, but that's just an educated guess going by her size. Bulls can live well over seventy years, but it's possible that they can reach triple digits.

[@hamneggwich]

​@@sylvia106 A big one is the way she "talks" in a series of clicks, called a coda, which are usually reserved for social communication between females. Males rarely make those particular sounds. There are recordings of coda clicks on the sperm whale wiki page, if you're curious.

[@blackknightz5036]

Whale: "As a fellow member of the mammal family i'd like to request your assistance."

[@brandondavidson4085]

Imagine all the animals of the world who grow up to recognize humans as these either huge or tiny mysterious beings who will either help or hurt them.

[@ZyZy456]

This proves that animals are capable of abstract thought and making decisions after weighing risk and reward.

[@boricuafrican1]

we're animals so it's been proven.

[@just_a_guy9688]

Eh, they're whales, big brains, pretty sure it wouldn't happen to a fish.

[@melvinrembet7438]

@@just_a_guy9688 some injured sharks often do that and they're pretty calm, but they're normally small sharks, not big ones

[@TeamYen]

@@melvinrembet7438 Both whales and sharks are used to smaller fish, that are cleaning them teeth (so called "cleaner fish"). It is instinct, not always intelligence.

[@rileybobbert6527]

@@TeamYen this is right. its not asking a human to remove fishing line, its acting on its basic instincts humans are far above animals. whales dont understand the concepts of thankfullness or rewards or anything

[@rogermccaslin5963]

To a 40 ton whale, a man is just another cleaner fish.

[@pwnorbepwned]

@I'm Back Literally everything he said to you is more factual than anything you’ve said, and you started it. Happy New Year, loser.

[@pwnorbepwned]

Right? “Hey, human, you’re the ones with opposable thumbs. Could you do me a solid?”

[@rogermccaslin5963]

@I'm Back It's funny that you asked hallerd what his comment had to do with the video or comments when your first comment didn't really have anything to do with the video or comment. I posted a little lighthearted comment and then you come in and $#!+ all over it with your stupid political view. Newsflash: You don't have to inject politics into every conversation.

[@rogermccaslin5963]

@I'm Back Why don't you go find a political video to comment on? This one was about a whale getting a hook pulled out by a man.

[@AngerOfTheLand]

@@hallerd Any reason why that should make you happy? Just wondering... as a Canadian about to get a 500percent increase on our carbon tax as well as a second carbon tax on top of it all i ask you, as a canadian seeing our politicians call themsevles communists out loud and sell off everything to china i ask again... why does that make you happy? As a canadian who's losing our guns due to a psycho paid half a million by our own government a week before the massacre and still has no answer as to why again i ask... why does that make you happy? As a canadian who sees the same China sellout globalist bullshit in biden i truly ask you again... why does that make you happy? Biden is not your friend whatsoever... it makes me want to puke seeing you people like you so blind to whats really going on. What in bidens anything makes you go... HELL YEAH...hes the one for me? Wanna take the guns away from your fellow citizens? Sure, you prob can over the next generation.... but i promise you after that alcohol is the next thing to go, you have no right to drink alcohol, you dont need it, and since it kills 4 times or more people per year than guns... with no evil motive needed like guns need... guess you lose your alcohol after the guns go. Dont give up freedoms ever. Even if you dont use them yourself.

[@CatharinaShields]

Poor baby was in pain. The red in the eyes show it (or, at least, I think it does). *MERCI BEAUCOUP* , for having the _courage_ and conviction to help this gentle giant.

[@lindaweilburg6428]

Wow, now damit I am impressed, that whale reconized that man as a human and asked for help, I am so happy, that brave man did what he did, that is so wonderful.

[@DelightfulDissident]

Diver: Its okay! You're okay! I took the hurt away Whale: Are you sure you got it all?🥺

[@Virjunior01]

Awww~

[@roems6396]

It probably still hurt pretty badly so it couldn’t know that it was taken out.

[@Virjunior01]

@@roems6396 but it's cool, just to see a positive interaction between our two species...

[@roems6396]

@@Virjunior01 Definitely. I’m always amazed by the intelligence of animals. Whales and dolphins, especially, have languages, emotions, and thoughts previously assumed to be only the realm of humans.

[@jamal69jackson77]

How wonderful when wild animals have the trust and courage to trust us, untrustworthy humans with helping them. I'm just glad not every human is devious and cruel, but there are some many out there who are.

[@TheRowlandstone73]

I honestly couldn't imagine being more honoured than having something like a whale or a dolphin coming up to me, wanting my help.

[@lowellarnett3172]

Not sure there is any trust, just desperation, and the wisdom to know "There is one of those little SoBs who put this junk out here... maybe he can help."

[@johnytan971]

Cruel? Do you not eat meat too? Nature itself is cruel, not the predators.

[@jamal69jackson77]

@@johnytan971 apparently you not understand the concept of this video or my comment as it refers to it. Animals and nature are cruel by design and necessity, humans are mostly cruel by choice, try not to be so vacuous when making retorts.

[@johnytan971]

@@jamal69jackson77 How do you know animals are by design? Maybe they can be compassionate and just chose to be cruel. Regardless, even if a human doesn’t help it, it’s not cruel. We are just following the flow of nature. It’s sad but not our fault that another animal is stuck or drowning. If a human torture an animals on purpose, then that’s cruel.

[@ericzhao8712]

The whale was so joyful after the hook got removed! One can feel the joy emanated but the sound and the look of the whale 🐳

[@t-rex8520]

You are a man. Men got no fear. Proud of yourself. Its nice to have you saving the whale

[@quantumcat7673]

This speaks volume about the intelligence of the whale. The sperm whale has more neurons in his brain than humans. Their incredible "language" might be perhaps partially understood one day. There is intense research in that field.

[@L0calLEGEND]

If the Sperm Whale decided to use its "Language" while the diver was in the vicinity, the diver's ear drums would have most likely burst open. Be very weary.

[@cowboykelly6590]

Yes, I bet the scientists can't wait too use them in our military Fleet.

[@thewisefool3230]

Never knew Sperm whales could be so gentle with humans.

[@arleccino1313]

Sperm whales can generate sound waves so intense they can essentially kill you by vibrating your internal organs to death. And they are precise enough with these sound waves to kill you, and not the diver next to you. This has never happened. Ever.

[@bongeyedbill9355]

Didn't understand a word of that, but, the whale liked it and so did I !!! Who would of thought a frog could help a whale 😂

[@Microbex]

Can't lie. Full grown ass man crying a bit. This was a beautiful moment.

[@kurtcraig3421]

without footage like this no one would really know how intelligent mammals are

[@co2_os]

Ikr the diver was very intelligent.

[@JoeOvercoat]

Everyone knows how intelligent animals are. Everyone knows that they are people too. Humans just lie to themselves day in and day out. Because they don’t want to face the simple truth.

[@mainerockflour3462]

Are you talking about the human?

[@Thetruepianoman]

@@JoeOvercoatAnimals aren't people and we don't know how smart all animals are

[@kurtcraig3421]

@@mainerockflour3462 yea i just think it's incredible how whales, dolphins etc approach humans for help. iv'e seen loads of vids on youtube where mammals are asking humans for help especially for hooks and nets to be removed.

[@joshcook6431]

I love this about certain animals like whales and dolphins, they are intelligent enough yo recognise that even thought a human caused its problem, another human can also solve it. Many animals would immediately be wary of humans but not this magical creatures, we ain't all bad.

[@solideomusical]

How would they know that a human caused the problem?

[@aileen694]

@@solideomusical They would connect the pain of a hook with fishermen in boats.

[@nowthenzen]

@@solideomusical maybe the googled it or saw a KZbin vid?

[@solideomusical]

@@nowthenzen Could be, or perhaps it is part of 'the talk' that adult whales give to their young.

[@STANKY_NUTZ]

@@nowthenzen LMMFAO

[@ryanyearby3378]

I believe the fact the whale stuck around And allowed the diver to rub on him shows the appreciation of the whale. Whales, Dolphins and Orca are the very most intelligent creatures in all of the worlds oceans. And all 3 of them are intrigued by us humans just as we are of them. Maybe it’s our mammal connection 🐳🐋🐬🤷🏾‍♂️

[@papajavaleri]

Cetaceans

[@patricklastname5646]

Imagine looking in the eye of a whale knowing you understand each other. Probably the strongest feeling on earth.

[@philhardwick100]

Absolutely amazing. Speaks to the intelligence of these special animals.

[@DoubleJThe]

Too bad we can't always say the same for our species :(

[@silloweet]

@@DoubleJThe can’t say what

[@tricky6476]

@@DoubleJThe why?

[@williamgreene4834]

@@DoubleJThe How do you know you can say that about all of his species. These are two individuals here. The whale was intelligent enough to know that this diver was intelligent enough to understand him. I saw a video of killer whales that killed a baby whale just to eat his tongue and let the rest of him sink. There is enough nastiness and kindness to go around on this planet.

[@angtaonggala]

“Hey human take your creations off me”

[@audreybunyan1493]

Wow how amazing. Glad this diver was on hand to help ❤️❤️

[@PS-Straya_M8]

Wow what an amazing experience to interact with such a majestic creature let alone respond to its call for help. Thank you! 😁

[@KM-mv3qr]

Beautiful gentle giant.

[@mattlizard29]

The largest predator vs the most dangerous having a touching moment

[@timothypowell6298]

@Jack Chan squid food for that whale hunting wise

[@timothypowell6298]

@@shitloveaduck Sperm whales are they sited of Mexico west side ? If I remember rightly due to lack of whales squid numbers are to big have been known to go at humans fisherman etc when bringing in nets and lines

[@zarahalora7567]

@sungirl reloaded ever seen one eat fish? i have

[@PacoQuerak]

@sungirl most giant whales are baleen whales that feed off of plankton and krill primarily or tiny fish, sperm whales are toothed whales and the world's largest predator, they feed primarily on squid but also large and medium size fish.

[@PacoQuerak]

Because sperm whales spend most of their time in deep waters, their diet consists of species such as squid, sharks, skates, and fish that also occupy deep ocean waters

[@claiborneeastjr4129]

What an amazing symbiotic relationship! It is nice to see people helping whales instead of killing them.

[@Zappygunshot]

That's pretty amazing. Sperm whales are so damn intelligent, they could dismember you in the blink of an eye if you were to anger them, but instead this one came up and gently presented its wound to a creature it knew could help its predicament where the regular methods of rubbing against rocks or letting small fish pick it out failed. Some real problem-solving from some amazingly smart and social creatures.

[@tonyallen2279]

My guess is it thinks humans are cleaner fish. Hah hah. Stupid human.

[@TheRevealingUnknown]

This is more powerful and beautiful then words could ever express.

[@henkdachief]

mabye your words

[@overstandevolutionperpetui8681]

Relative to its size I've never noticed it has a small mouth and also such gentle eyes truly a gentle giant

[@terrywallace2171]

Both Whale and Human are pretty happy after that encounter. Great job helping the Whale out

[@simplee6532]

OMG, I know this Video is 2-yrs. old but I had to post this. That PRECIOUS whale was LOVING that diver rubbing his body, WOW never have I seen anything like it. Whoever posted this, Thank U !!!

[@kiddvs9696]

That was so cool of him to help put that whale. How can anyone dislike this video there is just no way! We need more people like this in the world!

[@henkdachief]

obv people who dont speak french disliked it

[@robertcurcio9704]

Absolutely correct KID DvS.Gb you

[@kiddvs9696]

@@robertcurcio9704 thank you sir, appreciate you!

[@wbeaureg]

The video speaks for itself, voice over notwithstanding. I’ve seen cool things diving but this is on another level of amazing. Ignore the dislikes. They certainly didn’t explain themselves in the comments.

[@ravenscroftraven1786]

I know it is a rhetorical question, but to answer it anyways, some people dislike videos KZbin pushes really hard onto them, in order to tell youtube to stop doing that. There's no button for "This video is fine, but I don't want you to recommend more like it to me". This video is from two years ago, yet all the comments are this week. KZbin is pushing it HARD onto people for some reason, and I fully expect some to dislike it just so it goes away from their recommendeds. KZbin needs a "not a bad video, just not interested" button available on their recommendations in a clear and obvious location.

[@jasbarsoph]

Oskar Schindler - Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire.

[@inspirationalgoosebumps6006]

In the meantime you eat steak.👍

[@F4FQz]

@@inspirationalgoosebumps6006 You eat plants...ain't dat life either?

[@altramen7045]

@@inspirationalgoosebumps6006 its actually better for the environment to eat veal. Baby cows have much shorter lives and therefore produce much less methane gas, it also takes less to feed them and (since they're kept in small cages) require less land dedicated to house them. I think we should all be eating veal by 2025.

[@zachspear5726]

You are so liberal

[@mars_ffs]

@@F4FQz I mean,,, I hate to be *that* person but while plants are technically 'alive', they have no means of feeling pain. They arent sentient, while farm animals are. Cows, chickens, pigs, etc. can and do feel pain. So. Yea.

[@ginopenguino1450]

May God bless the diver for his kindness to that gentle giant. 🙏🏻

[@cowboyyoga]

Super video! And you have my like and subscription. I had no idea that so much plastic was thrown in the Oceans. Your words really shifted my awareness. Thank you for that, and for the super video. )))

[@Starship737]

Thnx!

[@2guystry485]

Plot twist: The whale is speaking in this video.

[@jamiefitzgrade7960]

loooooool

[@anime4life876]

This needs more likes unless its stolen.

[@dondragmer2412]

@@anime4life876 ...it's stolen... For "it is."

[@cplunajr745]

When animals start asking for help because of our own disregard and apathy towards nature, then we better heed their call because the lives we save may be our own.

[@iamchillydogg]

I doubt the person who owned the hook wished a whale would bite it.

[@clownchaostime3024]

The animals are warning us....and yet most people are too busy texting, taking selfies, or downloading the latest internet porn app.

[@nonegone7170]

@@clownchaostime3024 And what are you doing? Watching videos on YT...

[@timoiivonen4334]

Hello You all nice peoples please read this because later You see infornation what they dont want me to tell. I can only use email anymore. Hello Everyvody THIS IS MESSAGE FROM OUR LOVING GOD AND JESUS❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏. Can you contact me please❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏 Our God is the God of love's judgment and justice❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏. After manmade the first sin: God was forced to remove people from paradise otherwise the paradise would have destroyed. That's why the. .d...l. is here because the first people experienced it. Same for everyone. God gives you the freedom to choose. God does not want anyones us to go hell. The judgment of hell is the same as sin will eventually lead to. The meaning of life is love❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏. We must accept Jesus because we received grace through this. Jesus is coming very very soon❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏. God gives the last warnings to the people. Thats why the forest's are burning all over the world. There are many Christians here in the Philippines so there is no forest fire. HELLO HOW ARE YOU? THIS WORLD IS GOING TO VERY BAD DIRECTION RIGHT NOW. IM SHOCKED HOW BAD EVERYTHING HAVE WENT. I HOPE YOU CONTACT ME. YOU NEED THIS WiSDOM AND I KNOW SO MUCH MORE. WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING QUICKLY. I ONLY WANT TO TELL THE TRUTH. I HAVE SEND THIS SO MANY WORLDWIDE. GOD GAVE ME ALL THIS WISDOM❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏. THINK ABOUT THIS PLEASE: HOW THOSE BIRDS WOULD HAVE SURVIVED WITHOUT WINGS? WHY BERRIES AND FRUITS TASTE SO GOOD? I SEND ONLY THESE TWO QUESTIONS TO EVOLUTION PROFESSOR AND NOTHING CAME BACK. THEY ALSO SAY EVOLUTION PUT CAMOFLASH TO ANIMALS TO SURVIVE. WHY THEN PANTHER EXAMPLE IS BLACK. MEAPY THEY SAY ITS BLACK BECAUSE ITS A NIGHT TIME HUNTER. I DONT REMEMBER IS IT NIGHT TIME HUNTER OR NOT BUT IF ITS: HOW WOULD EVOLUTION KNOW WITHOUT INTELLIGENCE TO PUT BLACK COLOR? HOW WOULD EVOLUTION KNOW TO PUT RABBIT A WHITE COLOR WHEN IS WINTER AND BROWN COLOR WHEN ITS SUMMER WITHOUT INTELLIGENCE? THEY PROBABLY SAY EVOLUTION DEVELOPS ANIMALS WHERE THEY LIVE: WHY THEN WHALES HAVE LUNGS AND FISHES GILLS? AND THEY ALSO SAY LEGS DEVELOP TO FISHES AND IT WAS FROG OR SOMETHING FINALLY: THEY BRAKE THEIR OWN LOGIC WHEN THEY SAY THAT! AND HOW ABOUT FISH GILLS? FISH GILLS SHOULD ALSO TURN INTO LUNGS. ITS INPOSSIBLE AND THEY BRAKE THEIR OWN LOGIC AGAIN! AND HOW ABOUT PLANTS: THEY SAY PLANTS DEVELOPED IN THE SEA! HOW THOSE PLANTS AND TREES THEN CAME TO LAND? I HEARD SOMEBODY OF THOSE EVOLUTION THEORIST TOLD: PLANTS AND TREES WALKED. HOW COULD THE EVOLUTION ALSO DEVELOP FOOD TO ANIMALS, LIKE BERRIES AND PLANTS WITHOUT INTELLIGENCE. EVOLUTION DONT HAVE INTELLIGENCE BUT IT DEVELOP EVERYTHING WHAT WE, ANIMALS AND THIS WORLD NEED! ONLY GOD CAN CREATE LIFE AND EVERYTHING WHAT WE NEED❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏. I WAS SO SICK AND I WAS SURE IM GOING TO DIE BUT AFTER MY MOTHER SAW THREE VISIONS OF JESUS AND ONE ANGEL VISION MY HEALTH CAME BACK VERY FASTLY❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏. e..l is running now and try to destroy us all! hell is real and I saw how terrible those horrible e...s are and dont give. US ANY MERCY. GOD AND JESUS WANT TO SAVE US😥❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏. AFTER I STARTED TALK I HAVE LOST SO MANY FRIENDS😥. THIS IS HOW YOU CAN CALCULATE evolution is a lie. AFTER I SEND THIS TO DAVID ATTENBOROUGH I LOST MY RIGHTS TO GO IN FACEBOOK AND I CANT COMMENT TO KZbin TOO. FINNISH NEWSPAPERS ALSO BLOCK MY STORIES. THOSE HOW BELIEVE IN EVOLUTION TELL WE ARE ABOUT 2-2.5 MILLION YEAR OLD. THEN EXPLAIN THIS THEY ALSO TELL EARTH HAD 252 MILLION PEOPLE WHEN WE START TO CALCULATE OUR TIME 2019 YEARS AGO. HOW THEY CAN KNOW THAT ITS INPOSSIBLE! DOUBLE THAT AMOUNT EXAMPLE EVERY 100 YEAR. YOU ARE GONNA SEE ITS INPOSSIBLE. AND THIS IS ONLY DOUBLING THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE. MY FATHER TEACHED IN SCHOOL AND CALCULATED THIS VERY QUICKLY: 252X10POTENSSIIN6X2POTENSSIIN20=2,64×10POTENSSIIN14 250 MILLION 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 16000 32000 64000 128000 256000 512000 1024000 2048000 4096000 8192000 16384000 32768000 65536000 131072000 AND WHEN WE TAKE 131072000MILLION÷EARTHS POPULATION 7530 MILLION=17406,6 TIMES HIGHER WHAT WE HAVE NOW. THOSE EVOLUTIONIST LIE TO US. e..l is working and try to destroy. us. PUT SMALL NUMBER EXAMPLE 10000 AND CALCULATE HOW THAT EXBLODES. OVER A THOUSAND SCIENTIST HAVE APPEALED THAT THEY NO LONGER BELIEVE IN THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION. THE LIST JUST GROWS ALL THE TIME. YOU CAN FIND THAT VIDEO ON KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roLKgJ1-qLJ4m6c WITHOUT GODS GUIDANCE I WOULD NEVER UNDERSTAND CALCULATE THIS. I PRAY AND HOPE YOU SHARE THIS OTHER PEOPLE TOO❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏. PLEASE READ ISAIAH 24 IN THE BIBLE BECAUSE ITS HAPPENING NOW! THE MOST IMPORTANT THING: IN MARK 13, JESUS TELLS WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE HE COMES. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY♥♥♥♥♥♥♥🙏.

[@johnytan971]

Then why are you guys commenting here instead of going around helping every animal in need? Listen, big mouth. It’s nice to help animals but it’s NOT a human’s responsibility. In fact we are MEANT to kill animals to survive hunger, just like every other animals. Nature is no fairy tale. You eat meat too, so stop being delusional.

[@noahwhitehawk3405]

Imagine the force of its jaws if it wanted to clamp down.. But he’s a cautious giant & was gentle with the diver. Such an intelligent creature.

[@dwilson2548]

I can only imagine being a little speck of a thing in the big gigantic ocean this wonderful creature comes up to you and asks for your help And you helped it what a wonderful day you must have had after that. 👍👍👍👍

[@jessstone7486]

Absolutely marvelous! What a dear creature - and a most thoughtful diver! Thank you, Sir.

[@MickeyCreole]

Wow, what a beautiful memory the diver and sperm whale will share. Thank you for sharing, and I’m happy and glad that there are still some good humans out there

[@TWJCole]

That diver made a friend for life

[@artbyamyk]

Wow! That was amazing! Sperm whales dive deep searching for giant squid to eat. That hook in her mouth would have made catching prey such a painful task. Bless you for helping this gentle giant. Sperm whales got a bad reputation for attacking whaling ships. Honestly can you blame them? Having a harpoon stuck in you & you're slowly being pulled in to your death! Who wouldn't fight back! This whale is gonna go back to her friends "hey ya know that damn hook I had stuck in my mouth? Well you're not gonna believe this!" 😊♥️🙏