Ocean Stories: Predators, Giants & Marine Mammals | Extra Long Documentary 

Really relaxing ,nice to watch whilst winding down,after a busy day......👍🏼🦋

Very soothing, great to watch when unwinding after a hectic day. 👍🏼🦋

Lol! Despite all the incredible work and effort put into making this awesome documentary, the narrator decides to call 'anemones' ..... "anna*moans" 😆 One job. He had one job. *chuckles* 😜

Only thing i don't like is when any of these wonderful animals end up dying because of something that stupid human beings have done to cause the death !!! PEOPLE need to take our given job seriously ! Humans are the zoo keepers of all creatures on earth wherever they are , in a zoo or in the wild

Beautiful video images. Is diving with a spermwail dangerous?In a different video about spermwail they talked about the frequency of the sound waves.Some can blow out human eardrums.

Love these documentaries ❤ thank you

i would just stay strapped up when on the boat best way to ensure your definate interaction

Maybe there IS a need for background commentary to help tell the humpback whale's story.

Love extra long documentaries!!! Please share more! ( But I’d Rather see docs that are just narrated by one person and not films containing all the human commentary and footage of people.. I just enjoy narrated wildlife vids Honestly ).

Very enjoyable. I have snorkeled with manatees in the Crystal river several times...watch out for gators !

Super wonderful documentary about existing Predators, Gaints , and Marine Mammals in Mediterranean sea....thank you respectful (Get.factual) channel ...for sharing

I wonder why European people seem never scare nothing.

2:03:55 so very beautiful 🐬 so swim with Mara ❣️

Thank you for all the great footage! I have learned while relaxing. Thanks team

Very interesting and calming documentary. Nice relaxing change from all the trouble in the world!

I will diving into the sea one day

It's interesting who decides an animal should die from a snake bite & intervention should save an animal who's almost dead from shark attack, but has lost most of it's flippers, so will it ever be able to survive in the wild again? Not criticizing, just curious decisions. 🐱🐱

Beniffer al the way Luv them both together again True love

❤❤❤ masterpiece superb documentary 👏 🙏 🤲 , bless all the researchers scientists , filming teams ... really really beautiful , this oceans are simply beautiful full of life , (people she be interested in this beautiful life than wars 😢😢😢 ). ( saved this and will will watch again and again , ) simply wonderful ❤❤❤ superb , thank u to all involved to do this for us humans , respect 🙏 🫡 , ❤❤❤ stay blessed all 🙏 Joy tears came when I watched the relationship with the dolphin 🐬 ❤❤❤ superb , animals of this paradise planet 🌏 have feelings same like us humans , bless this lady for her care and love ❤️ to Mara , dolphin 🐬 ❤❤❤ superb

Click click now y give hunter another 😮😢

beautiful nature,i love a documentaries like this.thanks you're team

The current weather where I am is quite hot, that's why I really like to sink into the blue water of the ocean, I want to have sea creatures swimming around me, it feels so interesting. I like piano music combined with natural sounds even more

Is the one dude trying to kiss the man driving boat? Personal space people!

Loggerhead Turtles are reptiles, not amphibians - 14:09

Great filming but perhaps in future, you can leave the whales give birth in peace.

Some things are really stupid.

Ah-nem-O-nee Anemone

Mediterranean. The sea of dead bodys.

Enjoyed so much! Thank you

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wow Amazing!

Turtles are reptiles not amphibians

You talk too much

Espetacular, Incrível.

wow❤❤❤❤❤

dies ist unglaublich

Thx

1982 my longtime friend and I rent a boat from the rental place at the end of the wharf in Santa Cruz CA. at the north end of the Monterey Bay and found one of those Mola Mola sunfish things floating on its side about a mile straight out from Steamers Lane surfspot by the lighthouse. Scott had never seen one before and was determined to catch it somehow even though I told him they weren't edible, it was about 5 feet in diameter and had skin as thick as belt leather! The guy uses a gaff hook on a pole and he smacks it as hard as he can without hooking it and the fish turns upright and swims down real fast to about 20 feet deep them slowly swims back to almost right next to the boat and Scott smacks it again and hooks it and muscles it on board and immediately wishes he didn't! Huge fish lice rained into the boat about12 of them and the thing stank to high heaven! I was pissed at him for killing this fish for nothing and I had to laugh at the irony of his instant Karma!!

Oh wow! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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