The Mystery of the Bowhead Whale's Longevity

The video features the majestic bowhead whale, a species known for its remarkable longevity. With its thick blubber and sturdy build, the bowhead whale is capable of living over 200 years, making it one of the longest-living mammals on the planet. The footage showcases the whales swimming gracefully through the icy Arctic waters, demonstrating their resilience and adaptability in this harsh environment. The video provides fascinating insights into the biology and behavior of these magnificent creatures, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts to protect these magnificent animals and their habitats. The visual and auditory effects enhance the overall viewing experience, leaving a lasting impression on the viewer.

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[nicka]

This is based off the trust that people weren't poaching calves

[kerryelizabeth]

“Researchers think that the whale must have been old”

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[crelos]

Imagine carrying a harpoon in your neck for 150 years

[scavengerkryovsnetworks]

I was coming here to say there's no way that that Harpoon tip was 150 years old because thread bolts weren't invented yet but then I decided to do a little research before posting and apparently thread bolts have been invented as far back as 400 BCE. That's pretty amazing

[PlatinumNW]

Fun fact: Greenland sharks live 400 damn years and have antifreeze in their veins which is why you’ll die if you eat them without proper fermentation.

[ReallyFrickinEasy]

*throws ancient egyptian spearhead into a whale to really stir up the community *

[tristenshumway]

Whalers have found whales with stone spearheads in them. People haven't used stone for a long time.

[annaelisavettavonnedozza]

They would live 200 years if they were allowed to

[nebeskocarstvo]

"There is no enough food Gary lets just become immortal"

Whale probably

[satch]

Whale: I can live for over 200 years.
Japanese whaling boat: Bet.

[jemlyn]

I have also developed a slow metabolism...so I expect to live for at least 150 years.

[lecreep]

“Why do they live so long, well for starters, they live in the no food place and get no food” is a pretty damn funny start lol

[maneckineckbeard]

Amazing creatures!! I'm so glad that, FINALLY, most developed nations are banding together to protect these magnificent beasts and all their remarkable cetacean cousins!
Here's to a world where ALL cetaceans can live in safety and freedom from humans!

[Kaboomze]

it took them 200 hundred years to find out that this animal can live for 2 century

[kingkazma]

All I found out in the comments is that people don't know what a mammal is.🤣🤣🤣

[e.battraw]

This could mean there’s some whales out there who still remember when we used to hunt the f*ck out of them in the 19th century 😂

[marianam.cruznoahb.]

Actually there is a jellyfish that can live forever. It just goes back and forth from a baby to an adult. And if nothing gets in its way it will live for ever. It is called the immortal jellyfish. great video!

[DonnieBizworth]

If u kill a squirrel with a sling shot ... Its a prehistoric artifact

[alexandregrand-pierre]

I heard that whales don't usually die from the effects of old age, but rather get too weak to swim to the surface for air and drown or killed by predators. I wonder how long they could last if those weren't factors.

[Viriyamt]

Imagine having a harpoon stuck in your body for 150 years