15 Times Sea Animals Messed With The Wrong Opponent 

yeah especially the one about climate change in the polar bears this was put the rest this demonic lie was put the rest 10 years ago

@@thedoo777 What a dumb puck would say.

Actually we (people who work with sharks every day) knew about flipping sharks over to help make them "sleepy" before any Orca was witnessed doing it. Sometimes there are people practicing something before the internet and before the more popular scientists know about it, but the word does not get out. Meanwhile, flipping sharks over helps with some species, others are still able to fight hard to right themselves when we're trying to get blood samples, do ultrasounds to prepare for their birthing pups, etc... The only thing surprising to me about this video is how often they're wrong on other things, and how their logic about predicting things is so weak. Take that example you're talking about -- as if several orcas, each many times heavier than a tiger shark, was going to be a big mystery about who would "win". If they simply studied observations of past oceanographers and some pretty old data, they'd see that orcas make shark hunting an occasional shopping habit. Even the one that killed the white shark off mid-northern California wasn't any shocker to some of us. Orcas are enormous and work together. Then the narrator goes to imply we should know better who would win between the octopus and the stone fish because.... "octopuses can grow to hundreds of pounds". (sigh). Not only do they only have some sketchy claims in history you can't count on one hand about octopuses growing that large (I believe it ca happen-- just rarely), the one in the video is obviously not that large, not even close to the 50 pounds that one considered to be large can grow. Yet he talks as if the tiger shark-orca "fight" is going to be close and we should know the winner with the octopus and stone fish. I just wish if they're going to "teach", they should know what they're talking about.

lasvegasloner thanks for your insight into this topic, I found it interesting. Can I ask what you do for a job as you have peeked my interest and would like to know more x

It's actually been a known thing for decades. I believe it was Nurse or Lemon sharks, in research captivity, they discovered it in.

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Soooo how they swallow a boat seen a fb video where they swallowed a boat with a human on it.... (Kayak type boat i think)

​@@oakcliff1884 no, even though a man can go into the whales mouth docent mean the whale can swallow

But blue whales wouldn't even ever eat an orca since they are filter feeders anyway!

@@KillerWhaleGaming theres a video imma try to find the link the whale swallowed the while boat and the person.... And then the person swallowed was recording.... They found the recording when the whale swallowed the person and she dropped it as soon as the whale opened its mouth to eat them.... So theres 2 videos the person bystanders recording and the person that got ete or swallowed recording themselves eaten lol

Yeah that looks very fake

...and it was a humpback whale, not a blue whale in that fake photo....bs...

Also their mouths might be large but they have a very small throat that couldn't accommodate it. Such a fake photo, I agree with you x

@@naturelovingfroggy6348 I was about to say the same thing about the humpback whales throat.

Wait so what happened to the orca? Did the whale just spit it out

@@nowool it's a FAKE photo.

And i think it was a gray whale, not a blue whale

@@agustinlires1706 Whale mouth can't eat killer whale they physical can't

Struck me as well. There's a whole video in that moment.

@@user-sz7ec6em6p a sperm whale maybe could not a blue whale tho

I don't think that the (max) 2 tonne Tiger Shark really wanted to "mess" with three 8 tonne killer whale "opponents". Silly video, silly title.

The Night "Stall-ker" eel.

When orcas attack sharks (usually great whites or tigers) they don't 'strip them to their bones' because 1. Sharks have no bone save the jaws 2. The orcas usually only eat the sharks livers, which are huge in these two species and leaves the rest of the carcass alone .

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Cartilaginous

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And a lot smarter than the guy narrating this video.

Den Lin; how come scientists have found much bigger fossils of shark species that lived before millions of years ago when oxygen levels were higher?! They had bone tissue/DNA RNA

Mega oof

@@clintventer7910 "Because sharks are made of cartilage and not bone, it's a common misconception that teeth are the only parts that fossilize. Although shark teeth are by far the most common fossils, many other parts of sharks fossilize. Other parts that can fossilize are the areas of denser cartilage, such as the centers of the vertebra, jaw cartilage, and the rostral node in a shark's snout. The skin of a shark is made of tiny denticles, which are made of the same enamel that teeth have, meaning they too can fossilize. Some sharks have spines in their fins that will fossilize. Finally, shark feces, or coprolites, are sometimes found preserved." Source: Fossilguy.com Types of Shark Fossils, Introduction to Shark Fossils www.fossilguy.com/gallery/vert/fish-shark/remnant.htm#:~:text=Introduction%20to%20Shark%20Fossils,other%20parts%20of%20sharks%20fossilize. Author: Jayson Kowinsky. Site dated only as 2000-2020

@CheshireTwinmoon The blue whale wouldn’t go out of its way to try to eat the orca; I’m not sure its digestive tract could actually manage an orca, for that matter. The picture _could_ be legitimate with the explanation of “snapped this picture of the orca jumping in the wrong place at the wrong time,” but yeah, there’s no way that picture is real.

@CheshireTwinmoon That’s true.

Thats what i wanted to see now i dont have to watch it thank you

@@angelmaldonado5968 Lol.don't bother.

@@SpawnofChaos a blue whale can fit nothing bigger than a basket ball down it's throat, so I've heard on RU-vid anyway.

And also says the octopus is eaten by the pacific predator? So who won, the shark or the octopus?? Lol

@Steph Daigle For one, I never said anything about it being a great white or blue shark. And two, if you actually picked up what was said, you’d know what I was talking about. He contradicted himself.

I know plenty about sharks, and blue sharks look nothing like great whites...

I also love how hey used stock footage of large sharks in the ocean mixed in with footage of the tank incident. The shark in the tank looked all of about 50cm long

@Steph Daigle it's actually a dogfish well what Americans call a dog fish a small reef shark and blue sharks look nothing like great wite sharks there a long slender ocianic blue looking shark the smaller version of a great wite is called a salmon shark

i think he just made a mistake when he said that .-.

Yeah it’s fake news

All these videos this guy makes are stupid. He really should hang it up

Thank you! I was gonna write exactly that. 👍

Brainiac 😒

I think the humpback eating the orca is fake

I couldn’t agree more. I find the narration nauseating.

Agreed I’m not watching no more 😂

Me too

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Now that's funny!

Probably, he can not find a female polar bear. It frustrated and saddened him.

i stopped after 1 minute because of the fucking shark stereotypes

me too

it's terrible!!!!

This video is kinda shit tbh

What an appalling voice over

I thought was photo shopped too because blue whales only eat small fish like krill and plankton. #oddtopic

Because the people who run the channel don't have the intelligence to do anything useful, so they load up this laughably-inaccurate tripe with ads in order to continue living as invalid fucks.

Agree w/ killer whale jumping into blue whale mouth, it has no teeth. That pic is fake.

Complete clickbait BS.

@@scubagrant6045 So!!! Duhhhh

The blue whales is a humpback and the tiger shark is a great white pfff morons who clueless post any drivel to get cash 🤣🤣

@@nemesis6875 No... that's a tiger shark. Yes - a great white is shown, but it's clearly a Tiger shark being attacked by the killer whales. Also, there's already footage of orcas killing white sharks, so that's hardly anything "clickbaity"

Yep, only in their jaws. The rest is cartilage, which is much more flexible.

Lol, best comment.

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This is why I like murder documentaries, they usually aren’t able to monetize bc of subject! 😂🤣😂

He’s right, a blue whale would never attempt to eat an orca. If the photo is real, it was just a made up backstory

A (Correction) HUMPBACK WHALE cant SWALLOW an Orca is Throat is too small

@@dazzawazza3578 Lobsters and crabs are not marine mammals!

They can’t swallow humans ether

They can swallow Bigg things than Krills or Small fish

Hate it!

Blue Whale eat krill the size of your thumbnail. This video is a clown show.

Also far too many ads, not sure I'll finish this vid

I like WWE lol

Shut up hater

This picture was made by a computer. Also- it's not a blue whale in the picture 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

@@talalon4098 of course it’s photoshopped as are 99.9% of the pic on RU-vid

It’s 16

This is photoshopped, look at the water

I believe it is because God wants us to hate them, but for what end? That ... is the question.

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That's why I come to read comments is see if I misunderstood

@@Jokerfromtexas Yeah, whoever edited this video really didn't do their job properly. Sad and pathetically made videos for cash grab is what we are seeing.

I heard the same thing.

Thank you!!!

Thank you I was about to ask the exact same question I kept skipping back thinking that I heard it wrong. To me it looked like the octopus???

@@miss.j.phoenix8739 I had to go back and put captions on myself, just to be sure I heard it correctly. It looked like the octopus had it to me as well, but the narration didn't clarify it any.

I was about to ask that. Clumsy narration.

@@diggdutt That seems to be a common occurrence on this channel.

He actually said “the octopus is devoured by the powerful Pacific predator.” The video is bullshit filled with false information and contradictions.

Noice! LOL

hahaha so annoying fake bs video

True. Well said. He talks about tiger shark and shows great white at some instances...

Right ! I’m over here looking for this comment right here ... wtf is he talking about

This is actually a clip from a aquarium where the octopus was killing the sharks. Because the giant pacific octopus was killing the little sharks.

You mean 99% of the Videos

It also looked like a baby shark as he was talking about 12 foot long blue sharks.

Lol

I think he is dyslexic.. and they didn't if correct it in the editing lol

That confused me. I had to listen to that part again to make sure I didn't hear that wrong

@@STAUG2001 same lol

pretty sure that was a speech typo and he meant the shark (I spend so much time online that i call it a speech typo now :C my life is sad)

I paused the video and looked for this comment before I even watched it. I thought it might be click bait. Now, I leave. Thank you, my friend.

Ryan Lee I thought the same. Commentator actually contradicts himself. Gives both credit for the win. WTH?

Then says the shark is no match for something that eats shrimp small sharks and some other shit... so who won tf🥴😂

Makes no sense

So funny... robber breaks into my home and has a gun and walks by in the dark and I punch him in the head and he turns and shoots me in the face I definatly did not win.

Do you have any evidence to support this claim ?

thank you I said the same.

Actually i don't think so

Killer whales arent whales, they belong to the dolphin family...whales dont have a dorsal fin

Your right it looks like a humpback I thought we were getting facts

Do not think it is the first. Start at 15?

eeeh he just said one of the 3 sharks that attacks humans the most not very far off

@@destineecumberbatch9421 no, I believe he said the bull shark was there third most deadly with the Great white and tiger sharks being ahead of it but that’s just not true. There was so much that was untrue about that video though, this piece was so minor compared to the rest.

Okay then how about a single female orca taking on an adult great white off the coast of Cali. Several documentaries on it. I’m sure you’ll find it.