Sperm Whales Dealing : With The Unexpected - Wildlife Documentary

Around the Crozet Islands, here is the incredible odyssey of a family of Sperm Whales facing rapid changes in their environment. From the stormy surface to the eternal darkness of the abyss, several generations of these deep-sea divers encounter men and their "toys": harpoons of yesterday, and fishing lines of today. Once victim of whale hunting, now accused of stealing fish, a sperm whale shares its private life with us. And what an immersion! We discover in turn its mysterious sonar, its competitors like orcas, and also the strange world of its neighbors - the deep-sea monsters. Amongst them, a revelation: the biggest squid ever filmed in its natural environment, almost 15 feet long. Come and discover the depths of the Crozet abyss...
Producers : Saint Thomas Productions
Director: Bertrand Loyer
Stars: Michael Burnside, Christophe Malavoy
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[@unclefesta7173]

I know whales are very intelligent creatures, but I never realised they were intelligent enough to narrate a documentary

[@nickieglazer7065]

Uncle Festa 😂

[@royeaston6067]

I must be part whale because I understand his clicks perfectly 🐳

[@eljanrimsa5843]

You dont need to be particurlarly intelligent. Everybody can maintain a KZbin channel nowadays

[@paxwallacejazz]

That's Sir David Attenborough to you.

[@christianrunge3367]

Uncle Festa o

[@Oaglor]

That beginning made me think this was a parody.

[@MrLofiWonders]

Narrated by sir David's younger horny brother

[@ilisati]

How? It just sad. Nothing funny about it.

[@sinistersilence489]

legit

[@oicfas4523]

Yeah, really sounds like a knockoff David Attenborough. Unfortunate. The narrator should try to find his own style.

[@DUBSTEP_KUSH305]

Lol same

[@QuantumKiff]

Never seen a first person doc on an animal like this; found it to be incredibly charming and fun 😭💐

[@nichhodge8503]

@@speurtighearnamacterik8230no it’s just a sperm whale who sounds like Sir David Attenborough maybe because he’s seen so many BBC nature documentaries he picked up the voice! Anyway the studio needed for this whale to record his narration must of been big

[@lesterine77]

I thought it was awful.

[@natalevasta238]

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[@Swordie050]

Funny how I just watched a documentary about this exact pod of Orca. Man Among the Orcas, absolutely beautiful to watch

[@phillipsandusky3795]

Just noticed that too. Wonder who shot the footage and who used someone else's footage.

[@carolpetra1396]

Same director. Bertrand Loyer.

[@amateurastronomer9463]

Just finished watching that documentary literally 1 min ago and just came to this one. Saw your post and thought I'd comment. Still a little teary-eyed from man among orcas.

[@protodominichusplay]

@@amateurastronomer9463 the orphan seal pup moment hit me so hard...the mother got eaten 😟

[@splash5150izy]

I saw that doco, it was epic -

[@kitakizeinko8780]

The akward moment when sperm whales can speak better english, knows history and science better than me. God what am i doing with my Life

[@husseinzain7339]

kitaki zeinko bhahahahhaha poor you😂😂😂

[@agustinalanglois7192]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jeffreisner9880]

Well, whales do have big brains, eat a lot of seafood and they have a lot of time on their hands. So they should be pretty smart.

[@deweyb3458]

Stay in school kid...

[@americannobody27]

kitaki zeinko Better English maybe, but it hasn't been stating too many facts. It even thinks it's been around for millions of years, evolved, and lives on a planet! So it's not exactly the smartest when it comes to some things. But, it's a whale with a head full of oil, so you can't expect it to be right about everything.

[@SuperVerst]

So glad that sperm whale was able to give us a play by play account of everything that happened. Hopefully next time we'll be able to do a Q and A with him.

[@TheDavidvstewart]

A "POD cast" maybe?

[@taoini5777]

SuperVerst If there is a next time you clown

[@tobor8115]

@@TheDavidvstewart OMG that pun stunk

[@williamdunnamjr972]

I’d love a livestream with this whale. He’s got spunk.

[@trevorphillips4595]

He was angry. He had to make a record straight. Can you imagine being called dicc juice?

[@mammadingo9165]

I really loved this doco ,all aspects whales perspective some humour and factual ...and that glimps of the hour glass dolphins what a treat. Thanks to those who made this very well done

[@kittensmittens8251]

I absolutely love this Documentary. At the end when he says "The secret, is inside my head." and "The first whalers got my name wrong. But now, atleast, the record is straight. Let's keep it that way..." followed by the coda gives me chills. Had chills from the outset and through out.

[@DeinoWolfhybridhero]

Enormous, powerful, incredibly intelligent and communicative. Nature masterpieces!

[@Dhspat]

This is by far the greatest documentary of all time! Brilliant! Stupendous! Outstanding! A modern masterpiece!!!

[@arnydiablo6205]

Not only entertaining but really educational... good job to the director, script writer and the narrator. What a beautiful documentary!

[@ImmortalSynn]

This is an astonishingly well-done documentary! Great footage, history, science, and almost no footage of humans. Great stuff!

[@MusicM0VES]

Yay! for no humans!

[@mishkap5219]

@@MusicM0VES yes. I hate HuMaNs

[@wildone8397]

Said by a Human. Hence you're part of your problem 😂😅

[@richardosbourne3346]

Hourglass Dolphins ❤️ I didn't know that Killer Whales were Dolphins too until I did a bit of digging. Beautiful and majestic

[@a.l.michael6240]

The footage is incredible! Took me a minute to get used to the narration style but once I did I didn’t notice any difference. It’s a nice documentary in my opinion :)

[@eljanrimsa5843]

I love the presentation. From what I can tell it's strung together from cheap publically available video content, very well-sourced scientific facts, and a cranky old whale to do the commentary.

[@stanleycates1972]

Excellent and spellbinding - from an 82 year old life long spear fisherman - love mother ocean.

[@rpm1796]

Bless you, Stanley.....I loved living in the Caribe for just 5 years...then the wind blew me land-bound into the Arctic....You're a very lucky man.

[@stanleycates1972]

@@rpm1796 84 now - lived in USVI 14 years - saw many humpback whales but no sperm - Anegada BVI was my paradise lost.

[@Bing6813]

Despite the negative comments from too many unappreciative folks -- this is a terrific documentary

[@YoungHeartedSoul]

Totally agree. people are so nitpickers. it seems people are so sensitive nowadays.Excellent documentary.

[@johnpetrov6602]

I agree. This is an excellent documentary on how not to narrate a documentary.

[@ryanfranks9441]

His voice is annoying, hazy smokey sound. It's like nails on a chalk board.

[@dannynicastro3207]

Doug Bingham ...one year later from your comment, i agree. Its a bit sanitized but a good doc, regardless. Long live our beautiful whales...death to all of mankind...well those who hunt these creatures...may they become a penguin or a shrimp, something a whale would eat in the next life!!! 🐾🐧🕊🐧🐳🐋🐬🦈🐙🐚🦀🦑🦐🦂 LONG LIVE FRENCH OCEANOGRAPHERS!!!

[@kimmendonca8536]

Doug Bingham I agree! I love this guy!

[@harrietlyall1991]

This is a super documentary. It’s pacy, informative and dramatic, the photography is mesmerisingly gorgeous. The narration is well timed and pitched, and the soundtrack integrates with the voice. I love the shots of dark, slate blue ocean and the magnificent bulk of the regal whales breaching and sounding. 🐳💕

[@markmiller4518]

what relative of your created this horrible doc ? you clearly didn't see the same thing I watched

[@BroadwayJosh]

Bravo! A superb documentary! I really dug the narration in the voice of a whale and I really appreciated the acknowledgement of the history of the whaling and fishing industry that led to the depiction of the realities of today's oceans. Thanks for posting and keep up the good work. More like these please!

[@cocochanelly5193]

The narration was funny, kept me in tune. I learned a lot from this documentary. Ocean life is so amazing! 🤗😘

[@LukeCageforhire]

Are sperm whales British?

[@onenerdvs9639]

So were the Romans, and Spartans, and all of the ancient world. I know because I saw it in movies.

[@WeeeWriter]

lol

[@TheDavidvstewart]

could not reproduce...

[@gdfggggg]

Lols

[@taoini5777]

Onenerdvs 🙌

[@suzystone244]

I could listen to clicking all day........ Sperm whales along with Humpbacks have incredible vocalizations and dialects.

[@rosliamaryrackauskis971]

This is the greatest teaching tool for children I've ever, ever seen or heard. To see the little kids on the edge of their school chairs, mouth a jar, hypnotised & 100% sucked into the story, is school at it's best. Way to go, mr documentary, it's about time something new became available.

[@assist9055]

Ok karen

[@Alfonzo_the_Marine_Iguana]

Agreed. Such a cool documentary.

[@andrewrobertson3894]

34:50 Just look at those scars. I can only imagine the battles that whale has been in, down there in the pitch dark.

[@susanbraun9035]

Thanks for real depth and video .Bored and sarcastic people are never "contributors". The narrator is accomplished and it would nehoove others to pay attention

[@brandonheat4408]

"I don't know if I can sir my hands are bleeding" 😂

[@mmatthews61687]

Read your comment just as it happened in the video...such a riot 🤣

[@beckygriggs7827]

He deserves it, lol

[@beckygriggs7827]

That's heartbreaking to see those beasts stab the whale with the harpoon, evil humans

[@Reece868]

EXCELLENT DOCUMENTARY! That narrator is giving me life! Totally holds my attention. I would love for him to do an audiobook version of 'Moby-Dick'.

[@ladydrama2009]

What a fantastic documentary It was done so well as a story Theses whales are beautiful mammals

[@yuppotatoteam9573]

28:15 that sick beat.

[@Starpentine]

XD

[@americannobody27]

McSalty AF I was scanning the comments and saw this, but thought nothing of it. Then suddenly this crazy beat started up a few minutes later, and I'm doing crazy stuff over here to the sound of the beat, and I remembered your comment, and when I checked, yep, it's at the exact same mark. 28:15! That's some wild music!

[@fishstick0071]

It was being skippered by the cast of stomp

[@defoperator7993]

Sounds like Radiohead Lolol

[@erinquinn215]

fishin' n techno

[@sharky209]

The Narration is interesting and unique, but very good. I like the different approach. Very Informative

[@bossgbana5021]

Thank you. I can see you are the only educated person here

[@thememoryhole9355]

I found it highly distracting. I couldn't suspend belief enough to enjoy it. It was a bit silly.

[@Dave.S.TT600]

it's fucking silly

[@TheTurtleOfGods]

@@Dave.S.TT600 your gay

[@PAULLONDEN]

@@bossgbana5021 Do you have to be "educated" to appreciate this jollyness ? 👍🥴This might be slightly funny for once , but unlike many other nature docus this one can't be watched more than once ....

[@mikeclarke952]

What I learned about Sperm whales from this video: 1. Sperm whales got their name from seamen. 2. They are veracious talkers.

[@TrapCat]

Mike kirock Semen.

[@retard_activated]

Punny!!

[@funnelvortex7722]

From seamen who thought it was semen

[@Humanaut.]

@@TrapCat Or seamen's semen.

[@scottmcchesney6187]

👍

[@loszhor]

This doc has the best opening line ever!

[@06cdvanw]

Is this David Attenborough's drunk nephew?

[@archivearranger8792]

Is David Attenborough a cetacean?

[@tomscott3]

best comment

[@sotheateschea8407]

Hahaha No no he is a sperm whale.

[@bluemarvel4601]

😂😂😂

[@mmatthews61687]

No, it's a Sperm Whale, duh

[@stujd1539]

A superb documentary with a different perspective.

[@afulle02]

Stu JD A whale's perspective? The proverbial cow of the ocean. Yummy!

[@nelneishaburrows279]

Stu JD yes indeed

[@paulettemackenzie-dubuc6927]

Awesome documentary riveting and amazing. Here I am in the middle of the Canadian prairie watching the drama unfolding in the south Atlantic. Brilliant narration. The camera operators whom you never see. What a crazy world.

[@biggikor2779]

Welch spannender Film! Diese wunderbaren Aufnahmen dazu die sparsam eingestreuten Kommentare: so amüsant, trotz mangelnder Englisch-Kenntnisse, und obendrein lehrreich ! Das macht mich doch neugierig auf nähere Infos über Pottwale - ich dachte, ich wäre über sie informiert genug. Bitte mehr von solchen wunderbaren und lehrreichen Filmen! Der Link dazu ist gespeichert! Vielen Dank an all die geduldigen Beteiligten!

[@foveauxbear]

I found the dialogue a little silly but did, nevertheless, enjoy it.

[@grumpygramps9542]

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[@Alfonzo_the_Marine_Iguana]

Funny, the dialogue is what makes this one of my favourites.

[@partialacts17apologeticsmirror]

Really? I thought this was the most conceited sperm whale i ever heard constantly dissing the other animals and talking about himself but only making like one or two appearances!

[@KingRumar]

@@partialacts17apologeticsmirror those squids think they're the hot shit of the ocean so we constantly hunt them and eat them just to teach them how wrong they are. They need humility - they get us.

[@Rex-wn3yf]

@@partialacts17apologeticsmirror lol

[@randomchick3167]

The narration makes me think this is for children, but the footage is pretty awesome, especially the underwater footage of the Orcas towards the end. The last 10 mins are the best part...

[@JavierEscuella1911]

You thought this was for kids? The first words sound not so child friendly

[@3hundredyearsago296]

weird.agame best played by experts

[@fellipedasilva99]

“The narration makes me think this is for children” Literally the first words in the documentary: Spermwhale...humpf! Shame on man for giving me a name thinking my head is full of semen and not full of oil...

[@randomchick3167]

Semen isn't a swear word and if you think kids are unable to comprehend basic biology, then you better buckle up and hold onto your seat! It's a wild ride from 1950s on out!!!

[@fellipedasilva99]

@RandomChick, If we are talking about children the ages of 5-12 then I don’t think they need to know what semen is. There’s a right age for these kinds of things....

[@Draconicus702]

I want to see more of this style of documentaries... i found having the whale be the narrator made it all the more interesting to listen to, and all the small attempts at humor, affective or not, kept the whole thing from dragging on and getting boring. And ironically enough, brought a sense of human like emotion to what would normally be a fairly emotionless voice just narrating over randon clips.

[@MK-dc7ji]

Draconicus the Reaper I agree I’m usually bored by those doucementaries but not this one

[@peoplebelievealiensarereal]

Cause you never heard ones narrating by David Attenborough

[@autoflower2309]

​@@peoplebelievealiensarereal he's the best ♥️♥️

[@lapislazarus8899]

I noticed the music for the orcas is the same as in that doc about the pod that summer at that island, about the young Delphine, her mother & matriarch Lisson, Venus and her calf Junior, and help me but I cannot recall Lisson's mature son. I'll have to watch that one again, it must be the same filmmakers and producers. ❤️ PS-- Yes, same director and all... Very cool!

[@asylumchoir4586]

This was absolutely amazing. Thank you for posting. ❤️🕊🐾🐳🌎🐳🐾🕊❤️

[@glennmigues6368]

Absolutely wonderful documentary. Love all the history.

[@c.johnson1691]

A magnificent documentary. I've always loved sperm whales, ever since seeing the John Houston movie, "Moby Dick," with life-size mechanical "whales."

[@ndgoliberty]

my favorite commenters are the ones who have no concept of how boring this documentary would be without that narration

[@MK-dc7ji]

Omg this is amazing, I wish they did this for every documentary!!!

[@YahawahsChild-sw6vc]

This was AWESOME...im always interested in my orcas too

[@Cosm1cCream]

I'm 10 minutes in and I'm really enjoying this. I wish KZbin had more of these types of docu-movies

[@SageRosemaryTime]

I have a whole new respect for Best Documentary since I learnt so much from this .

[@muhammadbhyat5505]

I couldn't stop watching this

[@fratellonuno220887]

the best sperm whale film ever. I got to see the fight against orcas underwater

[@angelabrown4938]

LOVE THIS DOCUMENTARY VERY EXCELLENT WORK!!

[@binko969]

Awesome doc! The dolphin interacting with the whale @ 31:40 is unreal.

[@ThelmaHaverschmidt]

Nice balance of music & narration; in many documentaries today, the music completely overwhelms the script, but you got it right. I appreciate the first-person narration. Many good details about these animals. Excellent footage. Thanks!

[@robhenry4616]

No, a male does not call other males to assist with coda (the quietest type of sperm whale calling), but with far more powerful 'slow clicks'.

[@barreclark6830]

Glad I'm alive now, to see these things with my eyes. Thanks!!!

[@onehitpick9758]

This was an absolutely fantastic documentary and rendition. I can't believe I haven't seen it before.

[@TheWalkingdude69]

I'm blown away by the narrative. I thoroughly enjoyed this..! Good stuff, well done..! And thanx a whale of a bunch..!

[@chilla3220]

Love the documentary..... Different and enjoyable!!

[@erikagiselrocha8061]

Maravilhosa criatura vida eterna aos seres maravilhosas da natureza. Graçias pelo trabalho homem anjo

[@thomastank8087]

@0:11 WOW .... What an amazing way to start a documentary, great first words!

[@droberts1664]

I love how Mr Attenborough was speaking as if he was the whale. He was my favorite one to listen to

[@cruz5888]

Guys, he’s obviously an old chap who just so happens to remember his past life as a sperm whale 🤣

[@shinobukochu854]

😭🤣🤣

[@hawks1ish]

10:10 he named the islands after his first mate I guess they must have been very close spending so much time together on those long voyages 😍

[@petergalione9704]

Joshua Lansell-Kenny Mate was the proper word alright.

[@rockydubois2418]

Well they were Frenchies after all.

[@markdorais2846]

Superb documentary. Amazing photography, music and narration. Thank you so much for sharing. 🐳🐠👍

[@user-jk4cw3fq7h]

Невероятно, это фантастичное созданье. Слава, Богу, создателю всего сущего!

[@loekvanhijningen3757]

WONDERFULL!!!

[@jodyp.7403]

loek van hijningen k

[@saraicoco1269]

"Have they lost there taste in penguins?" That got me.

[@markfinkbeiner3034]

Really well done and amazing photography. I learned a lot and the first person scripting is a great way to tell the story. More please!

[@geraldwarren6438]

IIIIICCCCKKKKK!!!! SQUEEZING THE GUTS OUT UNDER ITS TONGUE?!!! NASTY BUT SO DAMN INTERESTING! GREAT DOCUMENTARY!!!!!

[@4arrastant3]

Top video, amo os animais e devemos lutar para os deixar cada vez mais livres em seus habitates...

[@edbykowski3127]

Being pragmatic, Anything to educate and show the beauty of these animals is good. Regardless how corny the documentary is done. Whaling is no longer necessary and countries like Japan and others that still participate in this barbaric practice should be condemned by the world as a whole and sanctions should be placed upon them. Please understand that I am not a tree hugger and realize that the fishing industry feeds millions. However, there are plenty of alternatives in this industry where whaling should be abolished. ABOLISHED BEFORE THE POPULATION IS SO LOW THAT IT CAN NO LONGER SUSTAIN ITSELF AND EXTINCTION IS ALL THAT IS LEFT.

[@SuperVerst]

So your against the Japanese hunting for food?

[@arnmazing3156]

karin prince whales? Yes! no need to hunt in this day and age. Whale hunting is unnecessary luxury that could lead to extinction. Are their cravings more important than extinction?

[@movement2contact]

@karin prince Ok, I'm against any hunting and fishing. Where do you go from here?

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

No need to caps your unwarranted alarmism. All life forms survive by eating other creatures. As long as it is done in a sustainable way there's nothing wrong with whaling that isn't equally wrong with exploiting other food sources. And we have to eat. If we die, so would the creatures that filled our place in the ecosystem. Yet here you are, brain turned to mush by fanatics, talking about condemnation and sanctions. It's ridiculous. You're ridiculous.

[@Lee-du1js]

I don't understand why people would only reference barbaric practice as "Japan and others." Actually, I do understand why they do as such, but that's not the point here. Let me help with who the others are: Faroe Islands, Iceland, Norway. Seaworld is also on that barbaric practice list. BTW, it's humans that need to control their breeding to help save the world.

[@Zilla508]

Imagine if we could understand these different whale languages and could ask them about their "creation" stories/theories on life. Their intelligence is on a level millions of years ahead of ours. So impressive!

[@robertcocciardi2772]

The spermicide whale is an awesome marine feature! I love this video and thank you. Bob from Clearwater, Fl

[@chocolatethundercherry143]

I did not expect to watch this all the way through it was good & informative

[@joee4894]

Imy choclate queen😍

[@Oona707]

27:15 whoa!!! Amazing how dramatic that squid was. Stuck to itself like it was biting it's fingernails lol It's a trip how expressive squid are with their trippy UFO bodies.

[@thisismynamepal]

Speaking of squids, 48:40 No one wants to know more about this? This is the biggest squid filmed alive and it isn't anywhere else. And the family of squid he says it belongs to are mostly shorter than a foot long.

[@raymondj8768]

Now that was a great Doc. thanks for the upload !

[@brendoncoss3985]

That is one of the best documentaries I've ever watched thank you very much

[@geronimo5537]

A lovely and enjoyable documentary.

[@Chief2Moon]

Good video. Man will always be the most dangerous animal to other life on the planet,either directly or in directly.

[@TMB247]

Man is only Dangerous because of the Brain... Folks that think Man is Dangerous need only omit the Brain to be Equal but I digress

[@investorbootcamp5506]

That's already happened. Lot of brainless people walking around.

[@thierry2001]

It's also due to its agility and dexterity in their arms and hands. Give that intelligence to a whale, their abilities would still be limited. That's why despite their intelligent, there's little they can do against entanglement in fishing gear.

[@user-lc9lc3my4y]

That is the truth. The brain is misused and we became arrogant and abusive.

[@geoffjones3706]

Humanitie's scientific name is parasite.

[@jackfrost6902]

Wow those black and white dolphins are beautiful.

[@geraldwarren6438]

Jack Frost Yes they are!

[@erikstark3250]

I love that the title says Sperm Whales Dealing and then the colon.

[@hagaCalle]

Well guys... I dont know about you, but if you just smoked a high potent spiff, then this documentery is about the best you can get. Thanks.

[@riffermadness96]

damn straight

[@YnseSchaap]

I missed the bowl of petunia's other then that it was quite enjoyable

[@spockskynet]

Oh no not again

[@YnseSchaap]

@@spockskynet 😁

[@allisonbergh4429]

42 likes so I can’t thumbs-up this comment, but I want to!!

[@nancyf.8185]

I really love the format of this documentary, the way the narrator speaks in third person as a whale. Very clever indeed.

[@jocajoca8009]

Magnifico documentario! Parabéns!

[@benjam0]

This documentary was different... I don't know why so many people are disliking it though.

[@jackwalker9492]

How incredible a documentary! Thank you for producing this!

[@flickchic238]

This was such a good documentary And the narrator from the pov of the sperm whale added a nice touch to the storytelling!

[@tiaseay]

Awesome documentary!!! Thanks!

[@Lexor888]

Is the song they always play when orcas are around the official-orca-song™? I remember this from at least 2 other documentaries that showed orcas.

[@andreadelbene6488]

In Italian their name is "Capodoglio" and is much more respectful as it means something like "head of oil" :-)

[@Jamie-gs3yp]

Lol that's like calling oranges "a glass of juice"

[@ASLUHLUHCE]

@@Jamie-gs3yp Hahaha

[@Knowledge-B-Money]

This is an awesome documentary!!

[@violet2048]

Well done, this video just might reach younger minds and help protect the future of our planets oceans.

[@Nynaet]

Odd to hop from one documentary (orcas and elephant seals/man among orcas) and find the very next one, this one, having some of the same footage. Nothing wrong with making multiple documentaries at the same time while in an area and/or sharing footage, just found it an odd experience somehow during my documentary binge. hehehe :D

[@angela21975]

Love how they are giving the story from the voice of the whale. Changes up a doc!!

[@janethouse1779]

I enjoyed his documentary, interesting point of view. . .but it does seem the whole thing is in slow motion, would have been nice to see some of the ocean shots in real time. . .great sound track!

[@amandakay2104]

Just once I'd like to be able to watch a documentary about an animal without all the negativity or fear mongering... I love animals and I think we are way too careless in our overuse of everything this Earth has and that we need to protect and conserve every single species. But I just want to watch the animal without feeling guilty the entire time!

[@mannschaftvonarschloch1214]

Have you tried not reading the comments?

[@eljanrimsa5843]

We have changed the food chains everywhere, including the deep sea and the Southern Ocean. Watching whales there means watching how they adapt to deal with our changes.

[@chucksolutions4579]

Don't read comments, perhaps? I mean just once I'd like to go through a KZbin wildlife video and not encounter some self righteous person that think they alone are concerned for wildlife. But I know that if I read the comments I will encounter thousands of these individuals. They are not alone, so many video commenters make similar comments. Sometimes for every negative comment I will encounter 10-30 people talking about how negative everyone is being. I'll scroll for a full minute before finding negativity. Such as this video

[@yourtypicalwolf1096]

35:51 me when the water is too cold

[@ChroniclesofAlicha_Balaam]

23:18 is pure magic...gosh!!!!

[@catfish252]

Sir David Attenborough - best Nature Documentaries ever made. Great story-teller

[@jerrymarshall2095]

Amazing the male orca actually know the ropes of hunting who'd thunk it.