This Is What Biggest Whale In The World Can Do

In this episode, we will show you the world's largest whale. You'll find out what kind of whale it is, how big it is, and most importantly, what this amazing giant can do. In addition, there are a couple of nice bonuses about other incredible whales in the video, so we recommend watching the episode to the end. It will be interesting! This is what the biggest whale in the world can do

[cherylallen]

I love them may god always watch over them and keep these animals safe

[lindalawrence]

My favorite whale is humpback. My bucket list is to see one before I go. Sadly I dought I'll get there. I'm 69yrs old and couldn't pay for a trio like that. I Thank you, everyone who get video's and share. I just love watching. When they breech it takes my breath away. Thanks again for sharing.

[FlightSimmingGuy]

I did a report on these guys about 40 years ago in school. Never have forgotten them. Still my favorite animal to watch. I cannot stand the cold but would gladly suffer it just for a chance to glimpse one these magnificent creatures in person. I imagine seeing them would be something that would change one’s life. A marked experience never to be forgotten or surpassed.

[Pnem___Et___Crcenses]

Honestly, I don't think anyone can image how big these giants really appear when meeting them in the water. They must be absolutely colossal. And as much as I would just freeze in awe, I surely would be a bit scared too. They're amazing and I love their eyes.

[onemercilessming]

I took my second grade class on a whale watch in April about twelve years ago, now. They were all inner city kids. They'd never been to the ocean, never been on a boat of any kind, never seen dolphins or whales in person, never been to the beach. I don't know what charity paid for the trip, the principal took care of those details. But, the kids had breakfast at school, took a school bus to the port, boarded the boat (too small to be a ship), and then, leaving the inlet, felt the tug of the sea (current) on our craft for the first time in their lives. On the way out of the harbor, a seal was perched on some rocks near a pier. It waved to us on our way out and the way back in. We sailed out past Catalina Island and dolphins played in our wake and at our bow. There were very few whales to be seen that day, but one blue whale swam alongside us for a bit. It was Heading back to the dock, they felt the sea release its hold (the current) from the craft. If you can imagine little 7 and 8 year olds with eyes like saucers, that would have been my little guys. There was a couple on board from Canada who were shocked that children who lived within 50 or so miles of the sea had never actually seen the Pacific Ocean. Once docked, the students excitedly thanked the captain and told him of all they saw that day. We stopped for a late lunch at the beach and they played in the sand and waded in the ocean and picked up seaweed, shells, and looked for tide pools. Back at school, their homework was to write a thank you card to our nameless benefactors. I was exhausted. But they talked of little else until the end of the school year.

[randomenvelope]

"Imagine how more dangerous the sea would be if these giants were carnivorous?"
Krill: guess I'm a plant now

[uct]

World should voice to protect these incredible sea animals.

[acb]

I'm pretty sure the 3.5 tons of krill would say they're carnivores.

[thechugdude]

Technically Blue whales are carnivores.

[amiMalimovka]

"thankfully it is not a predator"
3.5 ton of crill a day: "Am I a joke to you??"

[catkeys]

I've always loved that quintessential gentle giant, the blue whale. Ever since I was a little kid I've thought that it was so cool that the largest creature that ever lived still lives today. Awe inspiring and magnificent.

[bethrichardson]

Some years ago, mid 80's as I recall, I had the pleasure and honor of meeting two Beluga whales at the Tacoma, WA, USA Zoo and Aquarium. Amazing. One of the whales rose up in front of us and opened its mouth. The keeper said, "she wants to be petted" and reached in and petted her tongue. She then turned to me and said she wants you to pet her too. I did. It was wonderful. I swear she winked at me. A week or so later we took my aged mother in her wheel chair to the aquarium. One of the whales, I like to think it was the one I petted, swam up to the glass where my mother sat spellbound. The whale pressed her head against the glass and Mother put her hand on the glass where its head was pressed. They stayed together for at good minute at least. I like to think it was the one I got to pet.

[johnphilippatos]

There was a video where Sir David Attenborough and his team where trying to film the blue whale, and when he finally came across on of them, his screams of joy bring tears to one's eyes.

[Angelisa]

I had 2 things on my bucket list. I’ve done one and the other is to take a whale watching cruise. These beautiful creatures are absolutely amazing 🐳

[asheshinfinite]

Whales are NOT monsters! They're the gentlest giants of the seas!

[paulashaia]

Wow! Beautiful creation of God!!! As always, He blows me away!!!

[terrykelley]

Beautiful. Amazing. Huge. God protect our whales.

[michaelburgess]

Smart Pizza Guy: "Can you imagine how much worse it would be for ocean dwellers if these giants were carnivores?"
Krill: *Am I a joke to you?*

[warrenhirst]

I'd love to go see these creatures but simply cannot afford it. Incredible creatures. Beautiful

[deazl]

Funny, I didn’t realize krill were vegetables.