Whale videos

Rescue crew members freed a juvenile whale towing hundreds of feet of gear trapped around his mouth. 12/7/2009.

Whale experts in Hawaii say they have rescued a young humpback whale by using specialized equipment to cut away away a heavy plastic rope that had entangled the giant marine mammal. (Dec. 7)

Off the coast of Argentina, seasoned killer whales hunt sea lion pups. See all National Geographic videos: video.nationalgeographic.com

A woman being taken under the ocean in the mouth of a pilot whale

The largest creature in the sea and the largest creature that has ever lived, this amazing clip shows the awesome size of the Blue Whale.

A whale wakes up on a New Zealand beach

An intelligent technique Humpback Whales use when hunting Herring.

How does the whale shark feed its colossal 10-ton appetite? See all National Geographic videos: video.nationalgeographic.com

Clip from Finding Nemo where Dori speaks whale

Amazing vision of humpback whales in the Indian Ocean from our endangered species series Before It's Too Late - WhaleSong

A pod of orcas launch a coordinated attack on a grey whale and her calf. National Geographic Channel: channel.nationalgeographic.com

Thailand's Richelieu Rock is a "hot spot" for whale shark sightings and on 4th March 2005 I was lucky enough to capture the World's largest fish in all its glory. This female whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is missing the top of her tail and would be easy to identify again. The music is "Freefall Into The Blue" by Mark Ellison. I was diving with www.SantanaPhuket.com More Similan Islands videos on http

bit.ly We present to you the voice of Migaloo, the White Whale. We thought it appropriate that Migaloo be granted the opportunity to speak before the meeting of the International Whaling Commission. As speakers are allowed only a few minutes to present their case, we extracted only the most poignant statements from our 1998 recording of Migaloo's two hour discourse. 'Migaloo' means 'White Fella'. He was named by Australian Aboriginal Elders. The images are highlights from close extended pod ...

captures from "The Blue Planet" published by BBC

Faint disturbances in the heart of Antarctic waters gives way to breathtaking images of Whales hunting Krill in this fantastic video from BBC natural history masterpiece, Planet Earth.

The beluga whale is a small, toothed whale that is white as an adult. Beluga means "white one" in Russian. It is estimated that there are about 40000 to 80000 beluga whales world wide. St. Lawrence, Cook Inlet, and Alaskan belugas are classified as endangered. Belugas are threatened by pollution (DDT, PCB's, etc.) in estuary waters that they frequent and breed in. They have the most sophisticated bio sonar of all. See more about the beluga in our film Before It's Too Late - The Zoos Future ...

Americans trying to dispose of a dead whale

A baby sperm whale learns to swim alone while its mother hunts deep below. See All National Geographic Videos video.nationalgeographic.com

a beached (and dead) whale is blown up

Watch the vid to Noah and the Whale's single '5 Years Time'...enjoy!

atomicninjamonkey.com The tape is from a local TV news show in Oregon, which sent a reporter out to cover the removal of a 45-foot, eight-ton dead whale that washed up on the beach. The responsibility for getting rid of the carcass was placed on the Oregon State Highway Division, apparently on the theory that highways and whales are very similar in the sense of being large objects. So anyway, the highway engineers hit upon the plan -- remember, I am not making this up -- of blowing up the ...

Blue whales have complex calls that can be heard for miles. One scientist is on a mission to uncover the meaning of their songs.

Check Out: animal.discovery.com For More WHALE WARS Video Highlights. In this clip from Animal Planet's WHALE WARS, Captain Paul Watson and the Sea Shepherd crew are involved in a flashbang grenade attack while confronting a whale research vessel.

Allya the Beluga whale at an aquarium in western Japan has learned to blow bubble rings. In the wild, some dolphins and whales blow bubble rings by inhaling air through their blowholes and releasing it through their mouths underwater. But thanks to scuba diving equipment, Allya can do it anytime. Allya clearly loves interacting with her audience. She aims the bubbles at spectators as they peer in through the glass. www.itnsource.com Reuters 2989/06

humpback whale song.