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I’m an animal behavior expert who works with marine mammals. If you are suggesting dolphins are less capable of language than dogs then I do strongly recommend going back to school. I am certain there is zero chance you know more about this than me.

Sharks have enormous livers. They make up about a third of a shark's body. Their livers are also very rich in a nutritious oil called squalene. So it's more efficient to just eat the livers rather than expend energy trying to digest cartilage and other parts of the shark that aren't as nutrient dense. There are also only a few hundred offshore killer whales.

There have been studies using EEGs and MRIs to measure brain activity in dogs when they hear human words. These studies found that dogs do not have the ability to distinguish similar sounding words AND that almost 50% of what they respond to when they hear a human speak is their emotion and tone of voice. What is lazy is commenting without taking the time to read the data. Which I've posted below for your convenience. [1] royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.200851 [2] www.livescience.com/dogs-word-processing.html [3] www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/02/140220132152.htm [4]www.rspca.org.uk/-/blog_how_dogs_know_what_were_feeling [5] phys.org/news/2020-12-dogs-word.html

No. Especially since anyone who takes a close look at these videos can easily see that they are staged and/or outright fake. As you can plainly see at the 3 minute mark of the below video. [1] ua-cam.com/video/jObcXvhZu_Q/v-deo.html

Yeah they don’t 😂

Absolutely

I was quoting the National Wildlife Federation, the Center for Whale Research, and the Encyclopedia of Marine Mammals (Second Edition). Widespread refers to distribution, meaning their natural geographic range, not population FYI. [1] www.nwf.org/Educational-Resources/Wildlife-Guide/Mammals/Orca [2] www.whaleresearch.com/facts [3] www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/B9780123735539001504

No 😂

Honestly this is one of the lowest reasons on the list for why I don’t vote for Trump but yes lol. I agree

They are 100% new species. Here is a link to the research paper as well as an article explaining it in plain, easy to read English. [1] royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.231368 [2] www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/there-should-be-two-new-species-of-killer-whale-new-study-says-180984056/

KP's video editor here. I'm dyslexic and often make spelling mistakes. We do our best to catch typos but sometimes they slip through. Thankfully, only a handful of people have noticed and it hasn't hurt viewership. Thanks for commenting.

Except that's not what's happening in these videos. I recently revisited this topic and found many of them to be staged or outright faked, as you can plainly see at the 3 minute mark of the video below. [1] ua-cam.com/video/jObcXvhZu_Q/v-deo.html

Widespread refers to distribution, meaning their natural geographic range, not population. I was also quoting the National Wildlife Federation, the Center for Whale Research, and the Encyclopedia of Marine Mammals (Second Edition). [1] www.nwf.org/Educational-Resources/Wildlife-Guide/Mammals/Orca [2] www.whaleresearch.com/facts [3] www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/B9780123735539001504

They face many threats, including noise pollution and ship strikes, but the biggest and most immediate is the lack of food. Here is a link to the latest research that I talked about in the video. [1] www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7928517/ And here is a link to the NOAA's page on the threats these animals face. [2] www.fisheries.noaa.gov/west-coast/endangered-species-conservation/saving-southern-resident-killer-whales

@@KPassionate thanks for the links, interesting read. I was recently looking at the effects of gelbstoff on sonar sensors which in many areas had been increasing, though this was recorded in shallow water, it's quite worrying how quickly aquatic life changes.

The kind that wants to reach as broad of an audience as possible without getting demonetized. Do you get mad when HBO says "viewer discretion advised?" You do realize that disclaimers are often required?

You know that we tear down dams all the time? The US breached 86 dams in 2017, Trump's first year in office. In 2023, the US breached 80 dams while the EU removed a record 500 dams and other river blockages. [1] www.americanrivers.org/2024/02/saying-adios-to-80-dams-in-2023/ [2] www.americanrivers.org/2018/02/dam-good-year-for-dam-removal-in-2017/ [3] europe.wetlands.org/news/record-year-for-dam-removals-in-europe-in-2023/

@@KPassionate and now we have States like California that have energy crisis. Sometimes you have to find out what species is worth defending, if Orcas don’t adapt their diet then they can choose how is going to be. As majestic as they are, I gain nothing to protect them and loose way more by helping you pass bills to make my cost of living higher. So there it is.

These dams were not built for hydroelectric power. These dams were built so barges could reach Lewiston, Idaho and allow wheat to be shipped down the river. The small amount of energy they do produce is a bonus. The Lower Snake River Dams produce just a fraction of the energy that feeds the PNW power grid. [1] www.spokesman.com/stories/2021/mar/07/dam-power-snake-river-dams-are-not-big-power-produ/ [2] www.columbiariverkeeper.org/our-work/saving-salmon/snake-river-dams So there it is indeed.

@@KPassionate I remember the times when engineers, doctors, lawyers went to school to make human civilization a better place. Your arguments are that we should help with the movement that improves whales life experience, this has no indication to put whales at risk of extinction . Even if those dams produce only 20 percent of the energy required (is over 50% right now)to live is way more energy than the one created without them besides, those dams are paid for already, improving them is a way better option. Marine biologists, please tell me is a career that has something to do with improving civilization, human civilization, because alll the marine biologist I see employed by sea world are a joke of ethical behaviors, like for example: capturing animals to expose them to humans in order to create conscience about how important is to not keep them captive. I appreciate animals in the wild, animals that hunt to live and live with the risk of being hunted.

What if he proposed better education to improve English speaking/spelling skills?