This documentary forgot to mention two key facts. One, there have been instances where the Dolphins have been caught in the nets. They do not panic, but allow themselves to be dragged in because the fishermen let them out. Second, the fact that after the fishermen have finished pulling in the nets the Dolphins wait patiently, because the fishermen give the Dolphins their share. Mutually beneficial relationship.
fire blade It was shown in a different documentary I watched a while back. The Dolphins do half the work, so the fishermen split the haul. It has to do with the fact that with the dolphins help they get more fish than they actually need, so they feed the dolphins to encourage them to keep helping.
Regarding your second point, the part about mutually beneficial is explained in 2:43 of the video. I don't think the fishermen ''give'' their share.. it's more likely that this method brings advantages to both parties. Fishermen throw the net and break the structure/pack of the fish which makes it easier for dolphins to catch fish too.
My girlfriend is from Luanda, Angola, and they have the exact same collaboration between the dolphins and the fishermen going on there as well. The dolphins wait until the fish it caught, and they they sit and wait for the fishermen to feed them. This is why they know each other so well. They speak Portuguese in Angola, just like in Brazil. Maybe the dolphins understand Portuguese better than English, LOL!
Philip G Yes, it’s believed that the dolphins in Angola are somehow related to the ones in Brazil. This is a social skill taught from generation to generation. It’s possible that, wherever this started, a few dolphins migrated to the other side of the Atlantic and taught that skill to their friends there
Wow, they cut off the fact that the fisherman actually gives the dolphins their share! Once the fish are hulled in and the dolphins are released from the nets, the fisherman tosses a couple of the fishes directly to each dolphins who are waiting... Why the hell did they cut that part off.
Animals as intelligent as this do not deserve to be held in captivity (This includes us humans). I believe if an animal shows this level of intelligence they should be granted the same rights as humans, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Dolphins are now arguably (in the scientific community) to have the intelligence of an 8 year old.
"Each root apex harbours a unit of nervous system of plants. The number of root apices in the plant body is high and all brain-units are interconnected via vascular strands (plant nerves) with their polarly-transported auxin (plant neurotransmitter), to form a serial (parallel) nervous system of plants.
Dolphins do not have to help humans to live. They can catch the fish and not worry about whether the humans eat or not. This is just proof that there is a Higher Power who saw fit to bestow other creatures with intelligence, love, patience and working together besides humans.
The computational and informational capacity of this nervous system based on interconnected parallel units is predicted to be higher than that of the diffuse nervous system of lower animals, or the central nervous system of higher animals/humans. " Plants do feel pain. Your argument is invalid. It's a german study btw :3
I'm still wondering how did dolphins and human's relationship starded.. i mean dolphins are so comfortable with us.. like what we saw in this video.. the fishermen and the dolphins hunts fish together.. or maybe someone else teaches them to do that before us.. mermaids ?
Strange that in this version of what looks largely the same footage, the dolphins are simply 'diving' to signal where to throw the nets - yet in the Stephen Fry narrated Ocean Giants episode they are actually seen to be whacking their tails to signal where the fish are. Anyone know what gives with that, given that they (so we're told) have been doing this "same ritual" for around a century?
Nah, I think that dolphins help humans because they know that humans know that humans are limited in their ability to work in water. I also believe that dolphins (oddly) like humans. Believe me, we humans do not deserve the dolphins trust or love.
Have you guys thought of where or how they learned this? Perhaps mermaids trained them? Perhaps were not the only culture that remembers something about mermaids. Dolphins knew mermaids and helped them fish and now they help us? Fishy right? They haven't been trained by land humans....but by water humans.
Actually dophin work as a team, one uses their tail to hit the surface creating a muddy circle in which the fish have no choice but to jump over the circle while other uses that chance to feast on those that jump. Meanwhile the fisher man just took their food away from them :/
phu le From what I've read they sare it with the dolphins, there are only twenty dolphins that actually do this, other dolphins from the same pod don't participate they even named the dolphins that help them fish. 'Scooby' and 'Caroba' are two of the most involved. It's a really interesting thing here.
Well they do because the fish swim back towards the dolphin and get eaten They basically use the fishermen as a barrier just as the man in the video said
If this type of thing interests you you should really really check out the a story about orcas in Australia about a hundred years ago. They would help this one specific family of whalers. So much so that they would heard baleen whales I believe into parts of this huge Bay and keep them there. Then they would send old Tom to go get the whalers. And then old Tom would lead them to where they had the whale trapped. The Wales were in a complete partnership with this one group of whalers. The guy that owned and ran the outfit used to hire a lot of Aboriginal people. Who taught him a lot about orcas. They had a belief that orcas were the reincarnated ancestors. And they taught them the law of the tongue. Which was these orcas this specific part that would return every year and do this for them got the tongue and like lips of the whale that they killed. They would kind of anchor the whale out there after killing it so that the orcas could have what they wanted of it. Then go get it after like a day or two. It was such a friendship that several times the small boats would get smashed by the whales they were harpooning. The killer whales would circle the men and swim with them because there was a ton of sharks especially with all that blood in the water. And several times the Aborigines would just grab a hold of the door so thin the orcas would tow them in so sure so they could go get a boat to go back and get everybody. It is the most amazing true story. Thank God whoever it was that got the last of the actual eyewitnesses on video.
Actually if you are a human, you are an omnivore. Luckily for humans we have very adaptable bodies, you won't die if you are missing a piece of your diet. A properly balanced diet includes meat, and no vegetarians do not tend to be better overall in health, atleast not due to vegetarianism, they just tend to have healthier lifestyles. A person who eats healthy and eats meat is always going to be more healthy than a vegetarian who eats healthy. Ask a nutritionist.
I don't eat meat at all, not fish either. Spiritual dolphina will not kill fish or lure them to be caught. I was a little shocked to see this as I am a lover for all that lives. Better eat plants, be vegetarian. I have seen some dolphins change their diet. There is a shift in dolphin consciousness as well as in humans.
If we all care about the Earth then why cant we do something about it? We need to make all our natural resources sustainable! Only by aquacultured fish. Donate to charities like WDC or other organisations. A small amount of care can make such a massive difference. Save energy and stop being so wasteful Im really sorry if im preaching to the converted but its so vital we protect the environment any way we can.
Save your money and stop making the CEO's of these so called corporations richer (chief executive salary was $445k in 2011). Instead lead by example, lower your foot print and make your voice heard. Stop wasting your money on others directly.
How do Dolphins Eat? "Other way that dolphins use to eat is by conducting fish to shallow waters when they cannot escape and there they can eat easily." Hate to be the guy that ruins the magic, but it looks like they always do this.
This documentary forgot to mention two key facts. One, there have been instances where the Dolphins have been caught in the nets. They do not panic, but allow themselves to be dragged in because the fishermen let them out. Second, the fact that after the fishermen have finished pulling in the nets the Dolphins wait patiently, because the fishermen give the Dolphins their share. Mutually beneficial relationship.
actually watching the video i was waiting to see the scene when fishermen throw it the fish to the dolphin but i did not saw it i hope they did it
fire blade It was shown in a different documentary I watched a while back. The Dolphins do half the work, so the fishermen split the haul. It has to do with the fact that with the dolphins help they get more fish than they actually need, so they feed the dolphins to encourage them to keep helping.
porpus99 thank you for responding to my comment..
Good to see some respect on CZcams
Regarding your second point, the part about mutually beneficial is explained in 2:43 of the video. I don't think the fishermen ''give'' their share.. it's more likely that this method brings advantages to both parties. Fishermen throw the net and break the structure/pack of the fish which makes it easier for dolphins to catch fish too.
I wonder if the Dolphins recognize individual humans "There's Gustavo, he's brought the big nets today. Ooh and I see Jorge, he's a got a long reach."
Or "I hope Felipe will be on his game today, he was so slow last time!"
Yes, they do. I don’t know about those thoughts, but they do recognize individual humans.
Every now and then a story comes along that makes me smile and makes me think this planet has some hope.
seeing this balance gives me so much internal peace
My girlfriend is from Luanda, Angola, and they have the exact same collaboration between the dolphins and the fishermen going on there as well. The dolphins wait until the fish it caught, and they they sit and wait for the fishermen to feed them. This is why they know each other so well. They speak Portuguese in Angola, just like in Brazil. Maybe the dolphins understand Portuguese better than English, LOL!
Philip G Yes, it’s believed that the dolphins in Angola are somehow related to the ones in Brazil. This is a social skill taught from generation to generation. It’s possible that, wherever this started, a few dolphins migrated to the other side of the Atlantic and taught that skill to their friends there
@@edsr164 This has been happening in Brazil for hundread years at least, so it's entirely possible ..
Man, this is why I love the fascination of existence and how things evolved in the first place.
What you just described is the exact definition of collaboration.
Wow, they cut off the fact that the fisherman actually gives the dolphins their share! Once the fish are hulled in and the dolphins are released from the nets, the fisherman tosses a couple of the fishes directly to each dolphins who are waiting...
Why the hell did they cut that part off.
Laguna in South Brazi.
Fishermen and dolphins cooperate in an amazing partnership resulting in plenty of fish for all.
This is like some Avatar shit! Humans and wild animals working together, it's one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen!
I hope they are sharing their bounty with the dolphins! ♥️
Tive a sorte de nascer e crescer nesta cidade, realmente os botos fazem um verdadeiro show!!!
Dolphins be like yo we gotchu fam
The local dolphins recognize, even know the names of some humans. "Oh, that's Pip-pip-squick, see him?"
Animals as intelligent as this do not deserve to be held in captivity (This includes us humans).
I believe if an animal shows this level of intelligence they should be granted the same rights as humans, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Dolphins are now arguably (in the scientific community) to have the intelligence of an 8 year old.
Shamoo
You're right. free them all and observe them in the wild.
Nonhuman persons, if you will.
This is awesome! Team work makes the dream work haha
Imagine how these fisherman would react if they watched The Cove.
Absolutely breath taking
Fuck yes! This has to be the most elegant and bad-ass thing ever!
I would LOVE to know the history of how this relationship developed
Maravilhoso evento ocorrido em Laguna-SC. É apaixonante assistir ao vivo, e eu tive este privilégio!
قلبوبهم نظيفه ماحد يحسد احد على الرزق كلهم يصطادون جنب بعض لذالك ارسل الله الرزق سبحانه
Amen!
Bros are living on Pandora, the way of water haha
Imagine all man working with/for all animals
!
So we have the dog on land, maybe we've found an ally in the sea
gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh I FREAKING ADORE THEM!!!!!
It would be great if the fisherman just go "So long, and thanks for all the fish"
"Each root apex harbours a unit of nervous system of plants. The number of root apices in the plant body is high and all brain-units are interconnected via vascular strands (plant nerves) with their polarly-transported auxin (plant neurotransmitter), to form a serial (parallel) nervous system of plants.
Every fishermen must see this video and learn how dolphins can be a fishermen's best friend!
Incredible
Amazing.
That's really cool...
سبحان الله القلوب نظيفه الكل يصطاد مافيه حقد وحسد علشان جي الله سبحانه وتعالى ارسل لهم هالدلفينات تحد تفيد وتستفيد
You mean like the way the humans always fish anyway and for them the dolphins' dinner is just incidental? ...oh.
Yeah, I don't understand that either. I saw the episode where the dolphins whacked their tails.
Dolphins do not have to help humans to live. They can catch the fish and not worry about whether the humans eat or not. This is just proof that there is a Higher Power who saw fit to bestow other creatures with intelligence, love, patience and working together besides humans.
Amazing!
so long and thanks for all the fish :)))
Dolphins are smart relationships with humans and dolphins 🐬 can be helping each other
I never forget you.
That's awesome.
The computational and informational capacity of this nervous system based on interconnected parallel units is predicted to be higher than that of the diffuse nervous system of lower animals, or the central nervous system of higher animals/humans. " Plants do feel pain. Your argument is invalid. It's a german study btw :3
I'm still wondering how did dolphins and human's relationship starded.. i mean dolphins are so comfortable with us.. like what we saw in this video.. the fishermen and the dolphins hunts fish together.. or maybe someone else teaches them to do that before us.. mermaids ?
Proof mermaids exist
OK at the end of the credits on the mermaid documentary on animal planet they stated that most of what was seen or said was fictional.
Wow!❤
yep
Strange that in this version of what looks largely the same footage, the dolphins are simply 'diving' to signal where to throw the nets - yet in the Stephen Fry narrated Ocean Giants episode they are actually seen to be whacking their tails to signal where the fish are.
Anyone know what gives with that, given that they (so we're told) have been doing this "same ritual" for around a century?
The dolphins get fish out of the process. The fish scared by the nets get eaten by the dolphins.
I want to know how this all started.
Dolphins trained humans.
Which month are the fishing for this kind of fish?
May -> July
the planet will always have hope.. the problem is.. do the people?
what about the signal the one dolphin gives?
2022🥰
سبحان الله وبحمده عدد خلقه ورضا نفسه ووزنة عرشه ومداد لكلماته واستغفره واتوب اليه
i like dolphins :D
so sad humans do not appreciate animals they way they should and mistreat and enslave these amazing creatures.
Nah, I think that dolphins help humans because they know that humans know that humans are limited in their ability to work in water. I also believe that dolphins (oddly) like humans.
Believe me, we humans do not deserve the dolphins trust or love.
True, but it's more reliable than a claim.
Save the Dolphins !
thumbs up if your watching this becuase the mermaid show on discovery just finished
سبحان الله وبحمدة ، لله في خلقه شؤون
Have you guys thought of where or how they learned this?
Perhaps mermaids trained them?
Perhaps were not the only culture that remembers something about mermaids. Dolphins knew mermaids and helped them fish and now they help us? Fishy right? They haven't been trained by land humans....but by water humans.
سبحان الله العظيم . لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله
^_^ now where can I find a dolphin in New Zealand? HAHAHAHA
I'm not sure you know what collaboration means.
echo, echo, echooooo!
Plants are living...
Actually dophin work as a team, one uses their tail to hit the surface creating a muddy circle in which the fish have no choice but to jump over the circle while other uses that chance to feast on those that jump. Meanwhile the fisher man just took their food away from them :/
but the fishermen share the fish with the dolphins. this has been going on for decades.
i dint hear it while watching this video multiple of time. they just get the fish that haven't caught by fishermen
phu le From what I've read they sare it with the dolphins, there are only twenty dolphins that actually do this, other dolphins from the same pod don't participate they even named the dolphins that help them fish. 'Scooby' and 'Caroba' are two of the most involved. It's a really interesting thing here.
Throw the dolphin a few mullet.
روووووعة سبحان الخالق
The humans should at least give the dolphines some of the spoils...
If they did that was great...
Joseph Luis M.V They do. The documentary guy just didn't know.
The dolphins wouldn't help if they didn't get some for themselves.
They do! That’s the pact they have, is an easy lunch for the dolphins
Well they do because the fish swim back towards the dolphin and get eaten
They basically use the fishermen as a barrier just as the man in the video said
Diving shows where, while whacking their tails signals when.
Didn’t the ancient romans do this sort of thing as well
سبحان الله العلاقة قديمة على ماقالوا ^_^
If this type of thing interests you you should really really check out the a story about orcas in Australia about a hundred years ago. They would help this one specific family of whalers. So much so that they would heard baleen whales I believe into parts of this huge Bay and keep them there. Then they would send old Tom to go get the whalers. And then old Tom would lead them to where they had the whale trapped. The Wales were in a complete partnership with this one group of whalers. The guy that owned and ran the outfit used to hire a lot of Aboriginal people. Who taught him a lot about orcas. They had a belief that orcas were the reincarnated ancestors. And they taught them the law of the tongue. Which was these orcas this specific part that would return every year and do this for them got the tongue and like lips of the whale that they killed. They would kind of anchor the whale out there after killing it so that the orcas could have what they wanted of it. Then go get it after like a day or two. It was such a friendship that several times the small boats would get smashed by the whales they were harpooning. The killer whales would circle the men and swim with them because there was a ton of sharks especially with all that blood in the water. And several times the Aborigines would just grab a hold of the door so thin the orcas would tow them in so sure so they could go get a boat to go back and get everybody. It is the most amazing true story. Thank God whoever it was that got the last of the actual eyewitnesses on video.
Fucking awesome...could have fed the dolphins though.
imagine all animals on the planet working with man....it will be like in HEAVEN i supose :)
It's called a food chain... welcome to reality.
your supposed to give the dolphins there share
yea it sounds better:)
Actually if you are a human, you are an omnivore. Luckily for humans we have very adaptable bodies, you won't die if you are missing a piece of your diet. A properly balanced diet includes meat, and no vegetarians do not tend to be better overall in health, atleast not due to vegetarianism, they just tend to have healthier lifestyles. A person who eats healthy and eats meat is always going to be more healthy than a vegetarian who eats healthy. Ask a nutritionist.
Mermaids
I don't eat meat at all, not fish either. Spiritual dolphina will not kill fish or lure them to be caught. I was a little shocked to see this as I am a lover for all that lives. Better eat plants, be vegetarian. I have seen some dolphins change their diet. There is a shift in dolphin consciousness as well as in humans.
Ly niGGA
@Gardenia111495 the mermaids body found how
ALEXXX
If we all care about the Earth then why cant we do something about it? We need to make all our natural resources sustainable! Only by aquacultured fish. Donate to charities like WDC or other organisations. A small amount of care can make such a massive difference. Save energy and stop being so wasteful Im really sorry if im preaching to the converted but its so vital we protect the environment any way we can.
Save your money and stop making the CEO's of these so called corporations richer (chief executive salary was $445k in 2011). Instead lead by example, lower your foot print and make your voice heard. Stop wasting your money on others directly.
How do Dolphins Eat?
"Other way that dolphins use to eat is by conducting fish to shallow waters when they cannot escape and there they can eat easily."
Hate to be the guy that ruins the magic, but it looks like they always do this.
Dolphins aren't the most intelligent creatures in the sea, mermaids are! Animal Planet made a whole documentary about them!