Scenes filmed in the wild of 5 species of Baleen Whales, including Humpback, Blue, Fin, Gray and Right Whales. Scenes filmed during the 1980's and '90's. Produced by Dr. Robbins Barstow, Director Emeritus, Cetacean Society International, Wethersfield, Connecticut, USA. Contact: RobbinsB@aol.com
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My, I never thought I'd have to jump through so many hoops to get a narrated powerpoint presentation converted into video :-P Part I of a series on cetacean evolutionary history. I start with a basic introduction to systematics because the rest of the series very much depends on understanding the concepts I present here. Some of you that know this stuff already will probably find it tedious, but at the least I hope it'll be a good refresher.
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Part 2 of a series on cetacean evolutionary history. Thank you and welcome to all new subscribers! I hope you enjoy this series and the rest of my channel! Quick note: I would just like to make it clear that the focus of this series is mostly on whale origins and archaeocetes, or ancient whales, and is less focused on the evolution of the modern, extant families. This is for a couple of reasons: a) the evolution of cetaceans from their non-cetacean ancestors is much more interesting than their later diversification, imo :-) and b) the diversification of modern cetacean families is currently less well-understood/resolved.
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Part 3 of a series on cetacean evolution. Please watch parts 1 and 2 if you haven't - I use terminology in this video some of you may be unfamiliar with, but that I define in the first two parts. Lots of information packed into this one, but don't worry - I'll have a list of all the references on the next/last video.
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Whale and Dolphin Sailing Trip in the Ligurian Sea with the Cetacean Research Foundation Tethys. Part 1 of 2.
Sorry for the long gap between parts III and IV - been very busy with work and travelling lately. The focus of this series was on early archaeocetes and the transition of cetaceans from a terrestrial to an aquatic lifestyle, so I've spent less time and detail on this section documenting the evolution of the modern suborders. For one, I don't find it as interesting, but more importantly, this period of cetacean evolutionary history is less well documented/understood than earlier ones. If there is interest, I may make more cetacean-related videos in future - not just on evolution, but on other aspects of their biology. Many thanks to those who've watched and given feedback - I appreciate that my vid quality does not approach that of most of the science/atheist guru channels on here (and my time and resources are limited), but so long as just one person enjoys and gets something out of my content, then I'm happy :-) Many references went into this series and they are all listed in a credits role at the end of this video, but please send me a message/comment if there's a specific ref you're looking for/would like. Thanks! - Tee
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NO FINANCIAL PROFIT WAS MADE IN THE CREATION OF THIS VIDEO. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS INTENDED. PLEASE WATCH IN HD FOR HIGHER QUALITY OF VIEWING! Part 2 of 3 Here it is people the finished result of everyones MEP videos. I had planned on uploading the full 23 minute MEP video but YouTube denied it, twice! Well done to everyone that joined i hope you had as much as i did and hopefully you will all join my next one in 2010. Video Order:: -- KibaTheWolf - Going Under -- OrcaDestiny - Broken -- EstelSkyla - Sweet Sacrifice -- Takulover - Missing -- xsoppinsx - My Immortal -- amokherzchen - So Close -- OrkidForever - Call Me When Your Sober -- OrcaMelody - My Last Breath -- XxCrimsonRaptureXx You -- wootirox - Hello -- ShamuFan20 - Going Under -- LugalaiEstonia - Call Me When Your Sober -- Orcalova - Whisper -- Corkian - Everybodys Fool -- KalinaRulez - Bring Me to Life I tried to make a sort storyline out of the video music so it wasnt just them all put together. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." **WARNING!** There will be severe consequences if any of the footage in this video is copied and re-distributed without permission from the original owners.
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American Cetacean Society (ACS) friend and member Chankrit Chamnivikaipong (Thailand) made this lovely video, entitled "Cetaceans in the Upper Gulf of Thailand", and donated it to ACS for use on our new website's homepage (www.acsonline.org) and on our YouTube Channel. Can identify the cetacean species in the video?
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hanks to Ocean Park Conservation Foundation Hong Kong (OPCFHK), two lucky students from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Eric and Candy, joined the University Student Sponsorship Programme (USSP) and went to Bohol, Philippines for a 10-day cetacean survey, leaded by their principal investigator Ms. Edna Sabater.Thanks to Ocean Park Conservation Foundation Hong Kong (OPCFHK), two lucky students from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Eric and Candy, joined the University Student Sponsorship Programme (USSP) and went to Bohol, Philippines for a 10-day cetacean survey, leaded by their principal investigator Ms. Edna Sabater.
An expedition to Ha'Apai, in the Kingdom of Tonga. Freediving with Erez Beatus and Apnea Australia: depth training, discovering the deepest Arch of the Southern Hemisphere, cave diving and snorkelling the tropical island's reef. Swimming with humpback whales with Whale Discoveries. Staying at the beautiful Matafonua Lodge on Haapai Island. July 2011 Thanks for the music: Xavier Rudd - Come Let Go John Butler Trio - Ocean Filmed with: Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ 10 GoPro
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This video was done by a participant to our research and conservation program, the Cetacean Sanctuary Research, during a cruise in 2010. Cristopher Neef, who made and edited this video, kindly offered Tethys to share it with our supporters and friends.
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www.csiwhalesalive.org A public service announcement PSA by Cetacean Society International. View some of the most exciting clips of whales in the world, we are working hard to protect them. We are an all-volunteer organization with world-wide reach.
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Scenes filmed in the wild of 6 species of Toothed Whales, including Orca, Pilot, and Beaked Whales, the Narwhal, Common Dolphins and the Chinese River Dolphin (last captive specimen before species became extinct). Scenes filmed during the 1980's and ''90's. Produced by Dr. Robbins Barstow, Director Emeritus, Cetacean Society International, Wethersfield, Connecticut, USA. Contact: RobbinsB@aol.com
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Destiny's in game view Destiny (Z), Bluetea (P) vs. Zzat (T), Cetacean (Z) Destiny's live stream: www.justin.tv Bluetea's live stream: www.justin.tv
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Hey guys! I've created a forum called "Cetacean Spirit". It's a captivity forum for people to discuss, share ideas and information. Technically it is aimed at anti-caps, but we are open to pros and neutrals, or if you just love orcas! We'd love to have you. www.cetacean-spirit.proboards.com Please register!
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Join my channel every week for a short documentary about a cetacean! :D Credits: Seaworld EndlessOceanMew
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This documentary was filmed on the Turkish coast of the western Black Sea in April-June 2003, during the TUDAV cetacean stranding survey Türk Deniz Araştırmaları Vakfı (TÜDAV) Turkish Marine Research Foundation (TUDAV) www.tudav.org
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SeaWorld transported a young pilot whale to the park's new Cetacean Rehabilitation Facility. The 9-foot, nearly 600-pound whale was being cared for in Key Largo, Fla., by SeaWorld staff and other volunteers after it and 20 other pilot whales beached themselves in the lower Florida Keys. This two-year-old female whale was considered to be a "dependent calf" that could not be returned to the wild and was in dire need of extensive hands-on treatment. SeaWorld Orlando was chosen to provide a home and long-term care for the animal. Visit our website: attractionsmagazine.com Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com Become a fan on Facebook: www.facebook.com Subscribe to our channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com
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Some of the most beautiful shootings of whales and dolphins living in the Mediterranean made by Sabina Airoldi/Tethys during the summer cruises in the Cetacean Sanctuary. Tethys cruises are open to volunteers willing to help researchers collecting data on board the R/V "Pelagos". Alcune tra le più belle riprese di cetacei del Mediterraneo realizzate da Sabina Airoldi /Tethys durante le crociere estive nel Santuario dei Cetacei. Gli stages di Tethys sono aperti alla partecipazione dei volontari interessati ad aiutare i ricercatori nella raccolta dei dati a bordo della barca "Pelagos".
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Join Women for Whales in their Divine new base Drake Bay, Osa Penninsular Costa Rica...A chance to connect with them and the wild Pan Tropical Spotted Dolphins aboard the Divine Dolphin Tour www.divinedolphin.com
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An homage to J Ralph and the innocent dolphins who have died by the hands of human greed. Watch the Cove.
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Scenes filmed in the wild of two species of Toothed Whales, including the Bottlenose Dolphin and the Sperm Whale. Scenes filmed during the 1980's and '90's. Produced by Dr. Robbins Barstow, Director Emeritus, Cetacean Society International, Wethersfield, Connecticut, USA. Contact: RobbinsB@aol.com
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Official Music video by IO - Human Cetacean Directed by Milkam & Attila Herkó Director of Photography : Milkam & Mátyás Milkovics,Sr. Special Fx by CS Post Production by Károly Hamza (C) 2012 neoworld Records IO on facebook : www.facebook.com www.facebook.com IO - Human Cetacean (Music:Mátyás Milkovics,Lyrics:Mátyás Milkovics and Enikő Hodosi) Wake-up-night is over flamy waves run high the morning wind is blowing for ya hurry up, boarding-time! Indulgance is over all the land's sold out whales are blowing for your mercy Together we live or die I'm a human cetacean Silky waves wet my eyes Now we create the future Be it bright and colour-blind! I'am a human cetacean Gliding tides side by side Now we create the future Strike your tale, human kind! Wake-up-time is over flamy waves run high the morning wind is blowing for ya Hurry up, pressure is high Indulgance is over all the land's sold out whales are blowing for your mercy Together we live or die
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NO FINANCIAL PROFIT WAS MADE IN THE CREATION OF THIS VIDEO. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS INTENDED. PLEASE WATCH IN HD FOR HIGHER QUALITY OF VIEWING! Part 3 of 3 Here it is people the finished result of everyones MEP videos. I had planned on uploading the full 23 minute MEP video but YouTube denied it, twice! Well done to everyone that joined i hope you had as much as i did and hopefully you will all join my next one in 2010. Video Order:: -- OrcaMelody - My Last Breath -- XxCrimsonRaptureXx You -- wootirox - Hello -- ShamuFan20 - Going Under -- LugalaiEstonia - Call Me When Your Sober -- Orcalova - Whisper -- Corkian - Everybodys Fool -- KalinaRulez - Bring Me to Life I tried to make a sort storyline out of the video music so it wasnt just them all put together. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." **WARNING!** There will be severe consequences if any of the footage in this video is copied and re-distributed without permission from the original owners.
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An Important Message from the Dolphins and Whales about the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill For weeks now, I have watched the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico get worse and worse. I kept trying to stay in joy, in my all is well belief, seeing things through the eyes of source. But as I saw my beloved ocean, dolphins, whales, sea turtles, the coast get covered in an ever increasing oil slick, I felt my thoughts turn into a black, oily, suffocating mess. Finally, yesterday, I let it all out. I allowed myself to get REALLY angry. I cried on and off all morning. I felt powerless, I felt the pain and anguish and frustration. I let it flow. Thanks to my friends, I began to find better feeling thoughts. Even through my darkest anger, I was able to see and feel the higher part of me, the part that knows all is well, but I couldnt quite close the gap between us. By the end of the day, I felt much better and was quickly closing the gap. This morning I felt a message coming through from the dolphins and whales, so I sat down to listen. I started off by asking them: I believe I am the creator of my reality so tell me, how did I create this? And following is the answer that they gave me. They asked me to share it with all of you and told me that through this video, they would be sending waves of love to all who watch it. Our dear Sierra, you asked for this when you asked for alternative energy and to clean up the political arena. Did you think that would happen without an event like this? The <b>...</b>
Whales "cetaceans" are mammals like us. Despite that "fishy" lifestyle, their physiology clearly reveals their mammalian features. How did this occur? How did whales evolve? What did they evolve from? The evidence of whale evolution is clear. The list of new fossil species exhibiting transitional features continues to grow. If you are ever asked for an example of "transitional fossils", this list is a great place to start. Indohyus Pakicetus Rodhocetus Nalacetus Ichthyolestes Gandakasia Ambulocetus Himalayacetus Attockicetus Remingtonocetus Dalanistes Kutchicetus Andrewsiphius Indocetus Qaisracetus Takracetus Artiocetus Babiacetus Protocetus Pappocetus Eocetus Georgiacetus Natchitochia Dorudon Ancalacetus Zygorhiza Saghacetus Chrysocetus Gaviacetus Pontogeneus Basilosaurus Basiloterus www.youtube.com Every home should subcribe to the National Geographic Channel and their magazine.
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Whales "cetaceans" are mammals like us. Despite that "fishy" lifestyle, their physiology clearly reveals their mammalian features. How did this occur? How did whales evolve? What did they evolve from? The evidence of whale evolution is clear. The list of new fossil species exhibiting transitional features continues to grow. If you are ever asked for an example of "transitional fossils", this list is a great place to start. Indohyus Pakicetus Rodhocetus Nalacetus Ichthyolestes Gandakasia Ambulocetus Himalayacetus Attockicetus Remingtonocetus Dalanistes Kutchicetus Andrewsiphius Indocetus Qaisracetus Takracetus Artiocetus Babiacetus Protocetus Pappocetus Eocetus Georgiacetus Natchitochia Dorudon Ancalacetus Zygorhiza Saghacetus Chrysocetus Gaviacetus Pontogeneus Basilosaurus Basiloterus www.youtube.com Every home should subcribe to the National Geographic Channel and their magazine.
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Whales "cetaceans" are mammals like us. Despite that "fishy" lifestyle, their physiology clearly reveals their mammalian features. How did this occur? How did whales evolve? What did they evolve from? The evidence of whale evolution is clear. The list of new fossil species exhibiting transitional features continues to grow. If you are ever asked for an example of "transitional fossils", this list is a great place to start. Indohyus Pakicetus Rodhocetus Nalacetus Ichthyolestes Gandakasia Ambulocetus Himalayacetus Attockicetus Remingtonocetus Dalanistes Kutchicetus Andrewsiphius Indocetus Qaisracetus Takracetus Artiocetus Babiacetus Protocetus Pappocetus Eocetus Georgiacetus Natchitochia Dorudon Ancalacetus Zygorhiza Saghacetus Chrysocetus Gaviacetus Pontogeneus Basilosaurus Basiloterus www.youtube.com Every home should subcribe to the National Geographic Channel and their magazine.
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Whales "cetaceans" are mammals like us. Despite that "fishy" lifestyle, their physiology clearly reveals their mammalian features. How did this occur? How did whales evolve? What did they evolve from? The evidence of whale evolution is clear. The list of new fossil species exhibiting transitional features continues to grow. If you are ever asked for an example of "transitional fossils", this list is a great place to start. Indohyus Pakicetus Rodhocetus Nalacetus Ichthyolestes Gandakasia Ambulocetus Himalayacetus Attockicetus Remingtonocetus Dalanistes Kutchicetus Andrewsiphius Indocetus Qaisracetus Takracetus Artiocetus Babiacetus Protocetus Pappocetus Eocetus Georgiacetus Natchitochia Dorudon Ancalacetus Zygorhiza Saghacetus Chrysocetus Gaviacetus Pontogeneus Basilosaurus Basiloterus www.youtube.com Every home should subcribe to the National Geographic Channel and their magazine.
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Watch Pacific Wild's latest release -- a beautiful short animation focusing on the whales of the Great Bear Rainforest. Produced by Picture Cloud film & animation of Victoria BC this visually stunning and thought provoking animation explores the dire threats facing whales by acoustic ship pollution. The return of Humpback and other species of cetaceans to the waters of the Great Bear Rainforest is a welcome event since the dark days when whale killing ships travelled our waters. But this may be short lived if oil tankers begin moving Alberta tar sands crude through the Great Bears fragile waters. The release of this animation is timely. On May 2nd the Canadian public go back to the voting booths and only one federal party supports oil tankers in the Great Bear Rainforest. Never has one election meant so much to our coastal environment. Watch this short animation and forward on to others.
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Humpbacks AND Blue Whales lunge feeding close to the boat in a phenomenal all day Whale Watching trip in the Santa Barbara channel with the American Cetacean Society aboard the Condor Express 8/1/09.
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