Wild Dolphin Knew Exactly How To Ask People For Help | The Dodo

[@xolitaire]

"Hey you there! With the opposable thumbs. Do your thing!"

[@alfredkor1540]

😂

[@TheDarkstar500]

😂😂

[@edmarlumibao6927]

why the thumbs down???

[@Sam-qh1sh]

xolitaire lmao, very good, well done

[@neonrainbow9033]

Lol 😆

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

This is why I wear a knife and multi tool while diving . More than one sea turtle rescued . Update 7-18 - 2019 There are many many dive clubs and volunteers around the world helping animals and cleaning up dangerous debris . Please support them and THANKS .

[@LittleLulubee]

Thank you 🙏

[@alligaytor4253]

SAR TRACKING that’s awesome! Thank you :)

[@LisaMarie-rh5yn]

@ Sar Tracking you just answered my qtion re: why the diver had the right tool w / him!! Awesome 👍🏼❣️

[@briggsmeboi]

Thank you for being a wonderful human being!!

[@lookhowshegobbledthat]

Same

[@demandred1957]

Dolphins have rescued humans before. Good to see it paid back. Now that Dolphin will tell others about the good humans who helped it.

[@jaygio]

We are always in debt, and not the other way around, as we are the only species capable of being guardians for every animal out there. And with as much damage and torture that we have done to dolphins and most other wildlife,we have a long way to go on making up for the suffering we have caused, direct and indirectly

[@demandred1957]

@@jaygio hey, thanks for being a downer. I meant in this one circumstance anyway I didn't say anything about one kind act righting every wrong

[@candypietravels]

what if there humans that came back as dolphins 😭

[@guyfroml]

@@jaygio I agree. I don't believe animals have rights the way humans do. But, we as humans have the right (and ability) to accord them protection and assistance.

[@NK-ns1bp]

Humans use dolphins as a entertainment tools, there's nothing good about humans

[@wkeil1981]

dolphins are smarter than half the people i work with

[@kk-qy4sc]

Just half?? 😘

[@300nd-h3z]

Lucky you still have other half can work with

[@jah5075]

You have a great job because you have a half better than the group I'm surrounded by!!!

[@matthewback512]

Yeah like who everr thought of diet Coke must of had an IQ as high as a toddlers age

[@papyrusthecool8321]

Dolphins are smarter than humans.

[@0sy5]

The fact that they knew that humans could help them using hands show how intelligent dolphins are !! What a smart creature 🐬

[@hurrytoworry]

They most likely pass on this knowledge, that humans can help them with such issues.

[@-108-]

Dolphins know that humans have all kinds of technology that they can use to help them. Them dolphins' mamas didn't raise no dummies.

[@justtester_9962]

Underwater human mechanics.

[@chrisgaddy10]

A lot of animals know that humans can help when they are injured.

[@smdiblasi]

People should be glad there are humans that pick up after others and that save sea life. I know I am greatfull for them and I try to pick up all my trash.

[@teasyu]

But then again even if you throw it in a trash bin they will still end up in a landfill, dumpsite and the sea's! But i guess thats only way we can help...

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Good job Sylvia . My diver friends and me have spent hours removing old fishing nets and line + trash .

[@christianman5093]

Sylvia's Wonderland people should be glad Jesus Christ died so we can live. REPENT AND FOLLOW JESUS CHRIST

[@teasyu]

@@christianman5093 you mean repent and follow the gospel?

[@lookhowshegobbledthat]

@@oliviakirby1409 So edgy

[@paulafigueiredo1745]

I know that’s sounds like a cliché, but thanks for helping him out. This world still has great human beings ❤️

[@michaelt3308]

Paula Figueiredo Not many....

[@ioanwib]

@@michaelt3308 You'd be surprised.

[@daryeusford9696]

This world is full of morons

[@tomoko8529]

Were actually the main reason to all this so basically we are just redoing others mistakes

[@daryeusford9696]

@@tomoko8529 exactly the cycle of pain keeps going over and over until we finally destroyed the only known planet that's been keeping us alive for thousands of years. Humans are the problem and we're giving the earth a big F you for keeping us alive. I'm telling ya one day humans are going to realize the harm we're doing and where or if that day comes it will probably be too late

[@renee16us]

Amazing! He went straight to the people, waited patiently while he was helped, and left. Dolphins are clearly more intelligent than we give them credit for, and we give them a LOT of credit....this made me 😊

[@tomtolbert3440]

Yes, but many humans and other sea life have been raped by dolphins

[@FuckGoogle2]

Old Gregg knew which fools got a hook in him.

[@borderlineiq]

But it could have been much worse. If it had been the narwhales, well, . . . @@tomtolbert3440

[@azyavi]

@@tomtolbert3440 tf?

[@aarongonzalez4458]

@Maurits dude we are the most intelligent being in this planet.there just as developed as we are not more just the same expcept they have flippers and we have hands we you want to talk about the most intelligent being in the galaxy thats an other story Lol or even universe

[@SaartjeandRufus]

This video increased the endolphine levels in my brain by 1000%

[@lmtfa6297]

that one time "1000%" actually works in one of these kind of comments.

[@JuanGarcia-ls2xu]

How can you come up with this😄😄

[@luischacon6439]

Aww ha ha ha ha ha ha 😂

[@DoTheMost-]

So true omg

[@danielo2522]

😂

[@nizicike759]

you know the dolphin told his companions this amazing story too.

[@LucaBissaro]

KonicavaBR Dolphins hasn’t a KZbin account?

[@nicolasreyes2190]

What's funny is, however unlikely, this could actually be true. We know dolphins communicate with sound. Do they have a complex language? They could have. We can't tell.

[@Skyl3t0n]

@@nicolasreyes2190 Since they are orienting almost exclusively with sonar, they might actually be able to communicate pictures through sound. What a story this would be.

[@cortster12]

​@nicolasreyes2190 I think the consensus right now is they do have a language, though we have no idea how complex it is. They definitely have regional dialecs, that is confirmed, and we know they have at least a few hundred 'words' per 'dialect' (distinct languages, perhaps?, and each dolphin has their own unique name. The issue with researching this language is they utilize WAY more sounds than we can. We can't even hear much of it. They also seem to use body language to communicate as well, adding extra layers to this.

[@nutwatch1854]

They definitely have language. All evidence indicates that they have had language for millions of years longer than we have. But it appears to be very different from human language, because of the way their brains process sound. It seems that they're only just beginning to figure out the difference themselves.

[@andrewfrost8422]

The dolphin may well have died in time. Such a trusting dolphin or desperate, but what intelligence. A lesson to each and everyone of us, keep our oceans clean please. These beautiful wonderful creatures deserve a safe place to live even if we mess up our own world,. Well done Mr Diver, thank you.

[@johnnymcblaze]

That had nothing to do with a "dirty ocean". The dolphin swam into a hook and snapped the line. Sonar is a bigger threat than trash any day. Or do you think beached Wales and dolphins are ok as long as they aren't "dirty"?

[@xChimkin]

@@johnnymcblaze sonar is worse than trash?

[@andrewfrost8422]

johnnymcblaze I agree sonar is a major problem, how do you know the dolphin swam into a line that broke. It could very well have been discarded line. As for Wales, that’s a country, it’s Whales that beach themselves and yes it’s clear sonar has been found to be the major factor.

[@johnnymcblaze]

@@andrewfrost8422 I'm glad you just googled that about whales and sonar. Less glad you act as though you always knew it, but hey, what can you do. As for how I knew it wasn't "discarded line", well I sat down and meditated for an hour, then called Neil degrasse Tyson to conference call the greatest minds of our age. We brainstormed and discovered that a fishing line doesn't just get "discarded" it is either reeled in or snapped off. And even if someone where to think "this bit of line has a voodoo curse on it" and cast it into the ocean, it would sink to the bottom, because of the metal hook.

[@OItsjustzach]

@@johnnymcblaze you dont take being corrected lightly do you 🤣

[@raidernation7427]

Wow. The dolphin was so trusting. He/she just KNEW the human would help. Very cool.

[@Yoyo.vicki04]

Lord Kek your name is lord kek, doesn’t sound more gay than that -^- I mean mine too but still

[@STFwrinkle]

@@raidernation7427 delete this comment you are going to get hate

[@aarongonzalez4458]

@@STFwrinkle lol i just hated on him but its a joke hope no one starts hating back Lol

[@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax]

Actually male dolphins could mostly be gay as many of them have a male partner for life once they've procreated with a female dolphin. So Lord Kek wasn't that far off. He still should have put in context if that's what he really meant. But I have a doubt that's not what he meant.

[@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax]

They've also been known to have sex with their male counterpart, so there's that too LOL.

[@andreasdimopoulos5826]

We need more people like this in the world, caring for the environment and it's animals

[@Somethinghumble]

We don't need more people to be helpful, we need more people to stop causing harm in the first place.

[@alcaholic640]

Or we do need more people to be helpfull and stop being so negitive saying its the bad people....

[@Cybo-Man]

I'm sure anyone in that situation would do the same thing.

[@user-wp2pc5uj1j]

Vote out democrats and this will happen

[@redwolf4203]

We need less people

[@stuffnuns]

This is what we’re supposed to be doing on the planet. Helping. Being kind.

[@JillontheLake]

Very comforting to watch. Grateful for the humans that protect all animals.

[@alohamd165]

I can’t believe how much patience that dolphin showed.....thank you to all the divers, surfers, and anyone who is a guardian of our oceans. Those fishing lines, and discarded nets, I wish people cared. 🌊🐳🐬

[@user-xe2hf6fi8d]

Lines break easily. It's not about not caring (at least not always). What we need are mandatory biodegradable nets, lines, and hooks.

[@alohamd165]

Danielle Sullivan that would be a dream come true for me to see that happen. I’ve always been a lover of the ocean. 👍

[@Evil_Beauty]

Aloha Md and I've always been a scaredy cat of the ocean... the ocean is HUGE...

[@null_502]

Aloha Md fishing I like fishing for fun is that bad what I mean by that is I fish them and put them back into water

[@alohamd165]

Xryx 10 I fish also, but I pick up more trash than I might have made, always by lakes, especially oceans because of the rain run off we have here in my state. I don’t ocean fish, just lakes, catch and release is fun. 👍

[@Tiger-Lilly]

I am so glad dolphins recognize all humans are not cruel and trying to kill them. I know they are intelligent creatures. Beautiful beings.🐬

[@kareemzad9952]

Not all humans are amicable some hunt dolphins down to consume and some use them in trading as a source of money so don't be grateful about US humans bec. Many are evil and we can't do anything about it but to sit in silence

[@hatespeakersargonofakkad6523]

That's what you get for stealing bait.

[@Dowlphin]

This is a universal process of life, only distinguishing itself in various levels of complexity. You can observe trust-mistrust behaviors even in flies.

[@TheAnonEye]

kareem zad with an attitude like that of course none would do nothing to stop the bad guys

[@g4macdad]

@@kareemzad9952 Whales as well. They should be punished severely for these atrocities.

[@Rando_Commando]

Animals are incredible, our planet’s nature is gorgeous...we have to protect it.

[@nmularoni1]

Ye bro

[@veganizeeverything2769]

I will finish your sentence -- ....by going vegan.

[@darthvaderdylan]

am i the only one that remembers this video from years ago?

[@harikishore2514]

*Dolphin was like* You guys did it to me You guys have to take it out.

[@VjRj84]

😂😂😂

[@juliodiddo9239]

What I thought.

[@petrabanjarnahor229]

Ok, dolphin.

[@MrYuckForever]

Yep 😂😂

[@kaikeunder]

Lol

[@dlanska]

A quick-thinking, well-prepared, and compassionate diver. And the dive buddy was a fantastic videographer. Well done.

[@rochelleb973]

Ok, teary eyed . Such a beautiful moment. Thank God the divers happened to be there at the right time.

[@oliviakirby1409]

Yeah, makes you think, 'the right time'. In fact, the dolphin's publicist set the whole thing up.

[@-taemiso-292]

@@oliviakirby1409 lmaoooo 😂😂😂

[@adrianamara6063]

Actually, the dolphin may have sought out the human for help.

[@karenbrown4524]

Me too, Rochelle! Me too! Tears are still streaming. Sweet music, too.

[@karenbrown4524]

@@oliviakirby1409 Ha ha ha ha! Thank you, Olivia. Needed a chuckle.

[@mabel3425]

This is so... heartwarming... I'll go melt in the corner now-

[@trainrover]

You must be referring to its emotive nursery school muzak that cleverly drowns out all that audio underwater there, mustn't you, _eh.. .. . ._

[@trainrover]

@@oliviakirby1409 :SHUDDER: Must you nauseate us with that there unnecessary corporate p l u g ? !

[@oliviakirby1409]

@@trainrover Sorry, it's just... it's the best.

[@trainrover]

Olivia Kirby :CRINGE: L O L . . . . . .

[@daryeusford9696]

This comment section is confusing

[@jmatt4life]

Absolutely wonderful!!! Dolphins are such intelligent, gentle and magical creatures!

[@oliviakirby1409]

Tell that to thousands of humans who every year are RAPED by dolphins.

[@Sderrybugs]

yes😊

[@hallo-mt5tx]

they are the exact opposite of gentle the only reason they have a good image is dolphin therapy

[@SplatForce]

@@oliviakirby1409 wtf

[@daryeusford9696]

@@oliviakirby1409 wtf😂😂

[@isezit]

This just shoots life and love right into me from head to toe. If this man never got to do anything else, he is all set with an experience that is a one in a million.

[@Yosetime]

Unfortunately, it's not one in a million. Divers across the world have been untangling and cutting free just about every kind of ocean wildlife, including a great number of whales and turtles, for some years now. They even have special dive teams who specifically do this work. Because it's necessary. Every year more and more fishing lines and nets and other garbage are put into our waterways by HUMANS! With so much of it present, it's no longer a rare thing to see a diver rescuing every type of water living animal from our garbage. It must be a wonderful experience, for sure. But the fact that we have to do this at all is testament to how negligent humans have become towards our bodies of water. It's everywhere, not just oceans but lakes and rivers too. We are monsters.

[@-augenlosesmaulwurfsvolk-9110]

Look kids ... THESE are real HEROES !!!

[@nobertstanel9428]

Facts.

[@Microbex]

This brought tears to my eyes. What an honor to get an experience like that.

[@Mscross]

Your pic brought tears to my eyes (not really). But WTF?

[@thisnsjsocj]

...

[@Microbex]

@@Mscross what are you talking about?

[@Dunkskins]

Thankfully the dolphin doesn't know about the mess we've got going on above the surface as well.

[@daryeusford9696]

Which is pushing it's way into the sea

[@Jjvrbrop]

i bet they do... i think they look at us like we look at them

[@4leafclover243]

Don't worry mother nature will find a way to finish off humanity sooner or later. Keep abusing the Earth monkeys...

[@inayahariffin5264]

They probably do tbh...

[@toolbaggers]

The slaves @ places like SeaWorld know how fucked up we are on the surface.

[@grantzelenick8200]

Now only if the entire human race had this much compassion imagine what the world could accomplish

[@gustavorabino9353]

Is incredible how smart dolphins are. I've seen videos about sharks but the dolphin actually knew how to ask for help, knew it could only be helped by that strange creature (the diver), it knew the man was similar to him and friendly (because we have air inside of us like them) and it stayed there waiting for the operation to finish, it even knew how to behave, not to move too much, when to stay and when to leave even when he was probably feeling pain from the movement of the hook.

[@Yosetime]

The dolphin knew it was a human. Not some strange thing with air inside of it. That doesn't make sense. Dolphins don't have air inside them. Nothing similar about a diver and a dolphin. The dolphin knows full well what a human is and knew to ask for help.

[@judyslen1001]

Love the communication between dolphin and diver...God is good!

[@Bhatakti_Hawas]

And we're searching for intelligent life on other planets. LOL

[@eridanampora3024]

Yeah ones with high self awareness/or morals or have a high society you know the alpha creatures of the planet

[@aiman_yt]

I think we're looking for something like ourselves

[@40ozbounce1]

yes cause we already know there's intelligent life on earth .

[@fl00fydragon]

@@eridanampora3024 Actually bottlenose dolphins meet those qualifications. They're both sapient and sentient and utilize their own language. They're a tragedy of the evolutionary process, though they have the intelligence they lack hands and are in an environment where fire is out of the picture. Making them incapable of creating an advanced society.

[@williampowell2104]

@Chirag Patel An alien is anything outside of our world. A bacteria found on a distant planet is considered alien.

[@kaneshane003]

These people are keeping, humanity and its definition, Alive.

[@christianman5093]

Himanshu Rai dolphins are not human.

[@kaneshane003]

Well i was referring to the acts of the divers...

[@jonathanpalmquist4894]

Sounds like William Shatner with all those commas

[@csbannan4685]

Honestly why would any one dislike this video its amazing how did this dolphin do it absolutely remarkable

[@kimclark1352]

The 93 dislikes are what we call the deplorable s

[@kimclark1352]

@@akula9713 that had nothing to do with politics. What would you call someone who actually Dose'nt care about helping that poor dolphin

[@kimclark1352]

@@akula9713 what you think Hillary invented the word? I think the only one the made it political is you. Do you know how many times i called my ex husband deplorable and we've been divorced for 15yrs

[@Helmovic]

They probably disliked the fact the dolphin got into that situation in the first place pollution humans invading their space etc

[@cypheir]

@@kimclark1352 Make Dolphins Great Again...

[@ScarrVett]

Dolphins are supposedly the human equivalent of a sea animal They also recognize themselves in mirrors

[@swedensy]

many cats can too. And pigs and chicken and cows.

[@bimalpudasaini3576]

@@swedensy No cat, chicken or cow has ever passed the self-recognition test. Where do you get such information? There are doubts that even a primate, e.g. a Gorilla, can recognize itself in the mirror.

[@yourlordandsaviouryeesusbe2998]

@@swedensy no you idiot

[@BIackCadillac]

@@swedensy They think it's another animal every time.

[@TheRandomWolf]

Do dogs, because my dogs and cats literally don’t even acknowledge the mirror.

[@sheilawilson9992]

What a beautiful rescue! Amazing how the dolphin was so patient and stayed the entire time, didn't just take off after the hook was out but waited until the job was complete. Thank you diver for a job well done!! ✨💦🐬💦✨

[@starfishsystems]

It suggests intentional self control, a very important trait in social species.

[@MyAdventurePlanet]

A really nice video! Thank you to the kind diver who helped this beautiful dolphin 😍👍🐋

[@barbaralatham4725]

Dolphins are so gentle!! That just touched my heart,thank you to the diver that helped that dolphin 🤗

[@Gabrie177]

Just like a little kid who run to Mommy or Daddy when startled or felt like in danger, this beautiful dolphin swam to the driver for help. Who ever you are who rescued this dolphin, I want to say THANK YOU.

[@TheAdam127]

Yeah he is driving a beatiful ferrari 458

[@randomplays5608]

So kind of humans to help animals this is how everyone should be

[@codyosborne9307]

This is why as a fisherman I've switched to circlehooks and barbless hooks.

[@LysgaardLightning]

Cody Osborne great, but maybe stop fishing. it is not suitable in this world anymore.

[@fearsink3346]

'finishing is not suitable in this world anymore' LOL do you even live on earth?

[@codyosborne9307]

As an Ichthyologist I find your comment very ignorant and asinine. If I were a commercial fisherman maybe you’d have merit. But with fisheries programs and other responsible practices, fishing is both sustainable and economical.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

@@LysgaardLightning okay, I guess you don't want people to eat.

[@jimbot.4539]

Kristoffer Lysgaard Ⓥ fishing done right can actually beneficial to overall ecosystem. recently, Asian carp in US waterways have caused a lot of damage to native species so I completely respect people commercial fishing for them. But also keeping a check on numbers can also make a healthier population as a high population leads to stunted fish. Be sure to do research and stay informed before you comment.

[@TeamLNE]

I love at 1:46 the diver waves the dolphin to come closer and it actually does. Not only are they beautiful but very smart too.

[@glennanderson4554]

We humans underestimate the intelligence of many in the animal world.

[@rawsom6992]

Well dolphins are pretty smart they're more the exception then rule

[@tomhaan1633]

You ever go on TWTR? Not too difficult to estimate the IQs of humans these days. It's close to ZERO.

[@AndroidGuru13]

Humans suffer from the perceptial disease of ANTHROPOCENTRISM.

[@rashidhumine]

We Humans also Underestimate the Kindness of Humans.. That Human didn't have to Help but chose to Help.

[@opeeate]

ikr, until very recently scientists were trying to tell us that animals didn't feel which is so stupid.

[@AzlianaLyana]

Faith = Restored! Thank you for saving this beautiful bottlenose dolphin, bless your soul wonderful man!

[@RandomSkittles]

This is how I know I have a heart, it swells when I see things like this. The dolphin was probably watching the divers and the stingrays to see if they were hurting them or being nice, and when he saw they were nice he went to see if they could help him ❤️❤️😭

[@PS-gx1rh]

So much respect for this guy. We all are one & We are called life.

[@robertogarcia9413]

The best 3:11 minutes of my day... Awesome divers, God bless them. The dolphin was so thankful and patient that shows how smart they are.

[@NitaMendez]

Seeing an animal in distress my first instinct would be to help 💕 have compassion and a good heart 💜

[@thatman4924]

Nita Well that's fitra.

[@ThePopushi]

I don't know if it'll ever happen to me in my lifetime, but I swear if I ever get the chance to help a dolphin or marine animal; you bet your butt I'm going to reference every kind video I've seen from you guys.

[@KirstiStephenson]

Dolphins are incredibly smart and have a very special relationship with Humans. This is a Beautiful Story ❣️🐬💖

[@Fidg234]

What a beautiful display of affection and understanding.

[@johnsebar7807]

I like animals more than most people. This brings tears to my eyes. Thank you for helping, amazing it knew you could.

[@timnashnitzer]

Omg this was so beautiful! Thank you for saving the dolphin

[@yeetusdeletus5200]

Dolphins are awsome, I'm so happy they saved him/her

[@allisonjames2923]

It’s amazing how many wild animals actually ask humans for help 🥺 This is how our world is meant to be - with all of us cooperating to give each other the best life we can have. I feel in my heart that humans in particular, with all our gifts (like opposable thumbs, ability to problem solve & imagination) are meant to make life as good as it can be for our fellow creatures.

[@SoAS26]

Can I cry, it's beautiful

[@deadpoolregeneratedegenera1683]

This was very heartwarming.

[@bellarosario2426]

I really love dolphins they are beautiful creatures💛💛 thank you for helping the dolphin

[@chrisdelagarza8048]

bela rosario You are a beautiful creature to.

[@peggystremlow417]

And rapists!

[@peggystremlow417]

@David Pryor im talking about dolphins, i made my comment before bela's comment got edited

[@gopuallath7477]

Glad to see it was saved...Kudos to the divers..

[@petermoore5689]

Amazing a wild animal will approach a human like this. Clever and beautiful.

[@motleyassortment5512]

Beautiful! Kindness has its own reward!😊 Thankyou for helping those who cannot help themself! We all live on the same planet, we have to help each other eventhough the ones we help is not of our species.

[@sanjose6018]

What a glorious moment between man and intelligent life on earth 😎

[@MaandviiSharma]

Because of good people like these divers we see humanity is alive and the world is grateful .... ❤

[@e_b_]

Yay!!!! ♥️♥️🙏🙏 we are all here together...this is our one planet, I want to believe that the good in humanity outweighs the bad.

[@beanie288]

WOW.... gentle souls both of you. Xx thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@OFallons]

Put me in tears of joy

[@robinlinton0]

Restored my faith in humanity. Thank you for sharing.

[@elsjemassyn8921]

Oh wow this was an emotional moment. Hugs to the diver who helped the dolphin 🐬

[@Girl-101]

The background tune 🎶to this is lovely 😊 and so fitting for the story.

[@seanpoore500]

Imagine if we collectively had this much compassion for our own people.

[@davidgilker2363]

Lovely video, Dolphins are definitely as intelligent as humans and even more so than some humans. Their language is super complex, 36 different letters formulated using their teeth...absolutely amazing beings. Release all of them from captivity. Nature is the ultimate way to co exist with all beings.

[@frenchvanilla7109]

Omg I'm so sad and happy at the same time. Dolphins have my whole heart❤️ Blessings to the diver that saved this precious sweetheart. 🐬🏊‍♂️🙏💙💓💞💞💓💓💗

[@tc5773]

Glad to see there are still good, kind people in this world.

[@KrayZGamerNinja]

This literally moved me to tears this is so precious!! Such a smart creature, and such kind people!!!

[@sandyyt9538]

This made me tear up, poor beautiful dolphin ☹️ They deserve so much more! Please keep our Earth and Ocean clean

[@squidward6187]

It's so amazing that dolphins and sharks know to ask humans for help to remove hooks. They obviously communicate intelligently with each other.

[@thelonecabbage7834]

I'm starting to think we're just big cleaner fish in the dolphin's eyes.

[@CoolPandaTheMovieNerd]

I just got certified to scuba dive, I will definitely keep my eyes out for these sorts of things.

[@Blaster53]

That was very emotional and beautiful. Diver as well as any other person on the planet who is selflessly helping weaker or those in need deserve our greatest gratitude. I salute all of you good people and wish you all the best in your life.

[@Yosetime]

Umm....the divers were saving the Dolphin from what humans have done to them. The Dolphins are not weaker. Humans are weaker. And negligent for being the ones putting so many dangerous things into our oceans.

[@leoamaya1818]

This goes to show that dolphins remain to be very smart.... amazing to see such an intelligence & simply asked for help. This is beautiful.

[@alg678]

The beauty of this world makes me weep.

[@lucid_dreams420]

OMG! What a beautiful moment for the diver. Unforgettable. Dolphins are so interesting, gentle and intelligent.

[@TheSapphire21onyx]

Thank you, very beautiful soul! What a beautiful Dolphin 🐬 so patient, knew he could trust him. ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@dmanalang9037]

Thats very neat. I love watching stories like this, its uplifting.

[@michelsteven920]

Amazing. All that communication without any words spoken. Who would have imagined it possible? Good job diver! Good luck dolphin!

[@anthonyatuhaire]

I don't understand how dolphins are this smart to see humans as help. It blows my mind. The dolph was so comfortable. Jesus, nature always surprises me. Which is good. I like this video

[@rru1377]

This is precious. Bless em'

[@derekhieb7458]

As a diver, wow! Impossible to see fishing line in the water.

[@huetuber1204]

As a driver, I can't see the 18-wheeler, big rigs in front of me.

[@derekhieb7458]

@@huetuber1204 fish cannot see it either

[@Loren8762]

HueTubeR OK funny guy I sure did laugh at your comment but I know that Derek Hieb meant 'as a diver'

[@derekhieb7458]

@@Loren8762 thanks for pointing out that auto spell mistake.

[@Max-dz2ux]

@DeathtoJapanLOL you're so edgy how do you survive xddddddd

[@metalphobos3632]

Not only was it a good video, but the music put my dog to sleep within 30 seconds. Shes actually snoring. Lol.

[@Lumimare]

lmao my dog did the same

[@michellelemmons5157]

I'm going to cry... That is beautiful...

[@kawaiionee-chan9557]

This is peaceful and heartfelt. That one of the few reasons I live and have faith in earth

[@maynardj.keenan8957]

90 out of every 100 videos I watch on Dodo make me smile and leave me in awe. I love this channel

[@MrRoss-jz7fx]

Im supposed to be this big tuff cage fighter biker guy...and this just melted my heart... How much closer to God can you get bro.... Awesome 👍👍👍

[@CoolPandaTheMovieNerd]

I got inspired from a guy on Facebook and KZbin to get my scuba diving permit and pick up trash in bodies of water so stuff like this never happens.

[@patsy9605]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DaleBerry]

Legend 💙

[@tomhaan1633]

Thank you.

[@emilyseger1421]

There’s always good people out there. Thankful for this diver that helped the dolphin.

[@santhininadarajan1484]

That magical moment...million thanks to the good souls..

[@boiivilla9531]

Thanks to those divers, God bless you.

[@rachelcorinnaford9190]

Geez, where is all this water oozing out from my eyes coming from ? 💖🐬💖🐬💖

[@DoTheMost-]

Same here 😭

[@brianwarner4340]

Praise the Lord for that great scuba diver helping that beautiful dolphin!!!!

[@hh-ul7ie]

Thanks for saving this planet

[@sirgalah4d20]

I can’t help but think that we have squandered this amazing gift of being able to share this planet with so many animals that can communicate. As a species we are terrible stewards of nature. Thank God for the few that do get it and recognize the potential.

[@NitaMendez]

Ocean animals are so magnificent 😍