Our Planet | Humpback Whales | Clip | Netflix

Share the wonder of the extraordinary place we call home. Utilizing the latest technology Our Planet was filmed entirely in Ultra High Definition in over 50 countries. From exotic jungles to the deepest seas, open your eyes to the connections we all share. Narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

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Our Planet | Humpback Whales | Clip | Netflix

Experience our planet's natural beauty and examine how climate change impacts all living creatures in this ambitious documentary of spectacular scope.

[liamg]

They're absolutely remarkable animals. I had the privilege of seeing and hearing them every day from my Aunt's house in Hawaii (Big Island). Every time they breached it was like Christmas morning as a child. The size of them, combined with their grace and agility is unfathomable until you actually see them up close. It's a spiritual experience I can't even explain. The fact that we humans have almost brought Humpbacks and other Whales to extinction is ignominious and a condemnation of our race.

[roderickselda]

Seeing this creatures alive, free and still surviving the fast changing world makes me cry...

[otdtyh]

A REALLY easy way to make me cry is to show me footage of whales. They are stunning creatures.

[saintsrown]

The diver who made this shots deserves an award or something because it's truly amazing.

[gsummy]

It’s amazing how the biggest things on our planet need one of the smallest things to survive.

[Obsidianen]

This narrator is THE narrator. The only one who is able to perfectly narrate to a documentary!


(Yes, I KNOW its David Attenborough)

[Yossiuwu]

Some parts made me cry, the earth planet is so beautiful.

[meharunnisa]

I am a 17 years old girl want to see a whale alive before i die... I don't know why, but the sound of the whales never failed to make me cry... I just love it💙

[hallix]

I saw several pods of these majestic creatures in person for the first time today off the coast of Queensland... it was one of the most incredible experiences!

[iloveporkandchicken]

Who narrates this video you ask? Tis a very wise and old wizard

[gisleyalves]

🇧🇷 Sir David Attenborough: the man who makes difference in any documentary.🇧🇷

[bboarder]

I grew up seeing and hearing them all my life. They’re amazing creatures

[jessicadouglas]

I'm glad to hear that they are increasing. Love these gentle giants.

[MissTXTee]

I actually saw humpback whales while on vacation in Cabo this past Feb. AMAZING EXPERIENCE!

[beepuke]

03:30 this moment gave me so many chills!

[msawenkosindawonde]

I am a final year architecture student in South Africa. We just finished a project where we were to design a whale watching tower. It was very fascinating to learn how the whales contribute to the ecosystem and we all depend on them for survival.

[ryanprosper]

What's interesting is the melting arctic is actually helping whales rebound. The melting sea ice and Northern Rivers are letting off huge algae blooms that plankton feed off of and thus the whales feed off the huge plankton growth.

[lbabytutorials]

The camera man did a great job!!! Thank you

[rvbob]

One of the best experiences of my life. Don't usually make comments. If you are a parent make this required viewing. Bribe them if you have to.

[allisonchains]

One of the most beautiful animals to ever live