they are clearly intelligent creatures. its a shame the japanese would happily watch a dolphin show and admire their amazing form and intelligence, while simultaneously chowing down on dolphin meat and not see anything wrong with that. they have fundametally different attitudes.
@clintleung It does look amazing and i understand where your coming from, i'm not having a go...but you may of loved this dives, but as a human we need to stop being selfish and putting animals in conditions that are not right just for our own entertainment. So its now what counts as this is about them not us...most divers believe in the preservation of the reef and marine life...surely by being a diver and experience this amazing underworld you could also try...
@missemiliou We are told at the beginning of these dives that the dolphins can choose to interact with us or not - these are in open ocean, not in a confined area. It's totally the dolphins' choice if they want to interact with us or not.
@missemiliou I completely agree. Animals shouldn't be in confinement except to preserve them. I have a lot of problems with zoos and stuff for this reason.
Wouldn't it be dangerous to have the motor on with dolphins swimming around the boat. I mean think about it, they could easily come into contact with the propeller, and at that speed it would be harmful.
I spent a few years at sea with the U.S. Navy. Dolphins can definitely easily outmaneuver a boat that small. I used to watch them leap in front of our ship all the time. They made our 500 foot long destroyer look like a toy. Their ability to manuever is incredible.
These do not look like wild dolphins. If they are, one should not touch them. We tend to carry a lot of bacteria and parasites to which wild dolphins may not be as immune as we are.
@JJRandom1 This works for small fish and corals but not for dolphins or bigger (sharks, whales...)
How about the ones in captivity then? They should be dead a million times no? I think that is more of a dolphins problem, their captivy or even worst, their slaughtery! Watch The Cove, a great documentary about that.
I had the opportunity to dive several times with the dolphins of UNEXSO way back in 1992 - that was when you could touch them, ride them and I was awarded the honor of carrying the food tube. It was a mind blowing experience. I moved back to FL recently after living in AZ and I can't wait to get back to Freeport and the most wonderful experience in the world.
Dolphins who have had contact with people will do this kind of thing, but those who haven't usually don't approach, but occasionally show curiosity in women divers and swimmers. Male dolphins are sometimes apparently attracted to human women.
@ewa8600 I'm taking a course right now. It's costs $986 for a 4 day lesson and It costs $880 for just the mask, snorkel and fins. The 4 day lesson allows you to dive whenever and wherever you want with no instructor. FYI its around $1020 for the rest of the gear. Eg. BCD(Vest) and ect.
One time a dolphin came and halped me wit my maths. It said we are all just an illusion created from the depths of an eternal spiraling membrane and then it dived by zero and my atoms became blatoms.
@JJRandom1 Yes I agree mate you're absolutely right. Bacteria could not be a problem if their body system was strong as ours, but it isn't. So touching dolphins is dangerous for them. If you really love them don't touch them. It's difficult to remember this in the moment that you see a dolphin, but put it somewhere in your mind ;)
@dmetaxi i googled this... No where on google does it say that it is dangerous to touch a dolphin because of bacteria. Infact the Ocean has trillions of types of bacteria. It is infact not dangerous to touch a dolphin in any way.. Do not throw false facts out there, nieve individuals will remember this then go try and educate someone else on it, and no one will know the true facts. Please read up next time.
Was just about to google it too, think I still will just to make sure but thanks anyway for clearing that up. It would be a shame to cause such a beautiful creature to get sick... especially since I badly want to swim with them and touch them! :)
@JJRandom1 You can - contact them at UNEXSO dive center in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island. Also the various dolphin centers in Florida that hold dolphin swim/touch programs.
@clintleung Interesting. Since this was the wikld, did they give u any safety tipos on swimming with dolphins, to ensure you're safe/ And why don't they allow cage diving with dolphins?
@beautifulstar33 I would suggest for more info on this dive, go to the website listed at the end of the video as there's a detailed article you can find there.
thank you for uploading this video. My 2 and a half year old daughter loves dolphins and was very excited to see real suba divers swimming along with them. you just made a baby's day!
amazing. there so beautiful. People who get the change,s to swim and play whit dolphins, shut realise how lucky they are to be whit them. We can learn so much from them.
yes fightsharkfishing24 but there are good scuba accident sites on the web too. try the myscubastory site. They have all sorts of dive stories and accident videos there. type myscubasory into google and its the first one. enjoy
those dolphins are probably trained, coz in the wild, they would only come about three metres close the the people, and WOULD NOT let the people touch them
@goldfish424242 they are definitely trained, but curious wild dolphins will sometimes let you touch them. They will not let you do anything other than that, certainly not spin you and kiss you lol.
@girbunnie Female humans? thats dumb and a lie lol. If you have heard this from someone they are messing with you. Dolphins dont attack humans, and they are especially gentle around pregnant women.
@blueking4ever10 Um...no they do not have a little brain. Their brain is around the same size as our own...more advanced in many ways! They're known for their big brains and high intelligence lol
@elasolezito Because, I suspect, they are amused by us. They are extremely intelligent, probably as much so as us, more so in some ways. Remember, they can see right through your skin to your skeleton with their sonar, and they can see the similarities in our skeletons, see that we are mammals- that we are alike. I think that they recognize us as counterparts, and decide to play with us. Life is about fun, for them- they have a whole ocean to explore and they know how to make the most of it.
I just recently started scuba diving in SoCal. Can't say I've done anything close to this, but it is yet another reason scuba is amazing! Gives me something to look forward to!
Hi im Tyler a performer at sea world orlando, marine biologist and dolphin specialist, got any questions? please ask feel free send me a message or leave a comment on my channel (my boss actually asked if i could educate people on youtube for +4$ an hour so why not right) so please ask away :)
It's amazing. I really believe that they know we are so interested in them - and being as intelligent as they are, they're appreciative of our curiosity and perhaps they are even interested in learning about us!
I don't see any harm in this. I think they are smart enough creatures to know the difference between freindly animals and killer predators. The only thing I see possibly dangerous about getting close to them is that there are other humans that want to cut them up into little bits and have them for dinner. I think those kind of people though usually luer them in with food as they would with fish. If you feed them they start to think people=food supply. Just don't feed them and they should be ok.
@TheSnowyice Actually the people who want to eat them luer them in by banging on poles that are halfway submerged in water. It makes a sort of calling for them since they communicate by sound. Watch the movie "The Cove" or if you want watch just a clip from the movie here on youtube. The title is "Dolphin slaugter in Japan. DISTURBING VIDEO." Surprisingly this happens every year. It is very sad.
@ewa8600 to swim with dolphins under the weather you must first find some a dolphin that isn't feeling too well. try the seas around japan during culling season.
Ommmggg that's my dream:] this is where dolphins should be, not in small concrete tanks with screaming people or being slaughtered. Over 20,000 dolphins are slaughtered each year, instead we should see them in their own domain: free: )
@3333sweetie Nothing different from what you saw in the video. They followed the instructions of the trainer/divemaster who was overseeing everything.
@3333sweetie They are not only extremely intelligent (more so than many people, and that's not an exaggeration- their brain is comparable in size to ours), but they are far more gentle than humans are. We are more prone to violence than they are, and have more primitive areas of the brain concerning aggressive responses. If anything, it's them who should worry about us, not the other way around. We kill things simply to kill them. They do not. Sigh...I love dolphins and hope to swim with them!
@bjarvis55 From what I know... because u are still breathing air under water through the scuba gear and because of the lung capacity is larger underwater because of Bloodshift( blood goes from your arms and legs into your chest increasing the amount of blood in your lungs capillaries) and the fact that when u go towards the surface the air expands and blood shift diminishes. if u want any more information Just inbox me or somthing.
the video is incredible! I am so amazed that you could get so close to them, interact with them... I have never been lucky enough to see one underwater, but I would love to one day as well!! Enjoy your diving!
@somepinkmartini -Why don't you go TROLL somewhere else. It is the biggest rule, but as long as its not an excessive hold and your depth doesn't change, you'll be fine. Most speargun hunters and underwater photographers hold their breath at some point during a dive. Im not saying its ok to do it, just that every now and then, and with the right circumstances, it more than likely wont hurt you.
@somepinkmartini In fact it's "never hold your breath while ascending", but since it's hard to tell when you're going up or down, it has been shortened to "never hold your breath" out of safety. In this video, the guy is staying at the exact same depth (knees on the ground), so he's pretty much safe...
@somepinkmartini It's not the biggest rule in Scuba Diving, and the fact that you overreacted to it only shows that you are at most a student Scuba diver.
@somepinkmartini If your gonna insult people on how they shouldn't hold their breath underwater forget what you read in the PADI beginners guide to diving. Help yourself to a f*cking science book and look up Boyle's Law.
You should NEVER touch wild cetaceans. This is not for immediate safety concerns. There is a serious risk to viral and bacterial pathogen (disease) transmission that could be bad for either the diver and/or the dolphin.
Whilst you may be respectful to the dolphins, conditioning this level of interaction into such a vulnerable and distinct species from our own is irresponsible.
Those who wish to pet and baby wild animals "love" them. But those who respect their natures and wish to let them live normal life love them more. ~E.W.T.
Dolphins swim miles and miles a day, they are pod animals, and having them in captivity only hurts them, encourages dolphing trading, and slaughtering like in japan...
by the way they are not smiling at the camera
"A dolphin's smile is the greatest deception. It creates the illusion that they're always happy" ~ric o'barry
yup i like this alot, that would be good fun to do!!
b00se77 6 hours ago
they are clearly intelligent creatures. its a shame the japanese would happily watch a dolphin show and admire their amazing form and intelligence, while simultaneously chowing down on dolphin meat and not see anything wrong with that. they have fundametally different attitudes.
tubestick00 7 hours ago
@tubestick00 Well, a lot of us here in North America like watching rodeo and eat beef.
clintleung 4 hours ago
i love it when the guy holds the dolphin it is so sweet!:)
EpicCheeseBurger100 5 days ago
Omg this is one of my dreams!! I wanna do this so so so so bad!!!!! Thumbs up if agreed!
17mndrake 1 week ago
BEUTIFUL !!! SOO RELAXING FOOTAGE......
fmluis55 1 week ago
If your going to the effort of diving with them - why pick to do it in a non natural environment- surely it makes sense to see them in the wild?
missemiliou 4 weeks ago
@missemiliou I loved this dive and for me, that's what counts :)
clintleung 4 weeks ago
@clintleung It does look amazing and i understand where your coming from, i'm not having a go...but you may of loved this dives, but as a human we need to stop being selfish and putting animals in conditions that are not right just for our own entertainment. So its now what counts as this is about them not us...most divers believe in the preservation of the reef and marine life...surely by being a diver and experience this amazing underworld you could also try...
missemiliou 4 weeks ago
@missemiliou We are told at the beginning of these dives that the dolphins can choose to interact with us or not - these are in open ocean, not in a confined area. It's totally the dolphins' choice if they want to interact with us or not.
clintleung 4 weeks ago
@missemiliou I completely agree. Animals shouldn't be in confinement except to preserve them. I have a lot of problems with zoos and stuff for this reason.
TheBaptizedAgnostic 2 weeks ago
THIS is how 'swim with the dolphins' should be - in the wild! No concrete tanks, dead fish for dinner, or captivity.
howphancy 2 months ago 3
Wouldn't it be dangerous to have the motor on with dolphins swimming around the boat. I mean think about it, they could easily come into contact with the propeller, and at that speed it would be harmful.
malbert34 2 months ago
@malbert34 Looks like they can easily outmanoveur any boat even at speed.
clintleung 2 months ago
@malbert34
I spent a few years at sea with the U.S. Navy. Dolphins can definitely easily outmaneuver a boat that small. I used to watch them leap in front of our ship all the time. They made our 500 foot long destroyer look like a toy. Their ability to manuever is incredible.
drwinslow70 1 month ago
That is great one day I will do this.
wheeljobdiving 2 months ago
this lokks so cool i so want to do this one day just being able to dive next to dolphins just amazing
KickOfChrist 2 months ago
The greatest treasure is that which cannot be bought or sold.
xTheNomadx 3 months ago
Mankind is destroting their habitat. Humans we are the worst animal on the planet!
Barcelonabeauty 4 months ago 5
tell that to the big 1% rich guys who destroy our oceans...this is easily ona my biggest dreams <3
MrPeacelovefun 4 months ago 2
These do not look like wild dolphins. If they are, one should not touch them. We tend to carry a lot of bacteria and parasites to which wild dolphins may not be as immune as we are.
VictorMinchihLee 4 months ago
This is how I enjoy the dolphins, in the nature, free. The Perfect Adventure!
marilynrolonrivera 5 months ago 2
Dolphins always look so happy.
blueyesparkle1 5 months ago
tasty little fellas!
deviatea 5 months ago
there so cute
taylorhutchison15 5 months ago
Did you give it a rusty trombone?
ThomasAwesome 5 months ago
haha 1st date with dolphin(;
coolcatgirl102 5 months ago
lucky you dan't get raped..
rapsta367 5 months ago
@JJRandom1 This works for small fish and corals but not for dolphins or bigger (sharks, whales...)
How about the ones in captivity then? They should be dead a million times no? I think that is more of a dolphins problem, their captivy or even worst, their slaughtery! Watch The Cove, a great documentary about that.
richard232323 5 months ago
Doesnt he risk being attacked by the colphin?
beautifulstar33 5 months ago
@JJRandom1 ...They're in sea water... Sea water carries bacteria.. lol, c'mon now..
shelzz87 5 months ago
I had the opportunity to dive several times with the dolphins of UNEXSO way back in 1992 - that was when you could touch them, ride them and I was awarded the honor of carrying the food tube. It was a mind blowing experience. I moved back to FL recently after living in AZ and I can't wait to get back to Freeport and the most wonderful experience in the world.
Carrollb314 5 months ago
Dolphins who have had contact with people will do this kind of thing, but those who haven't usually don't approach, but occasionally show curiosity in women divers and swimmers. Male dolphins are sometimes apparently attracted to human women.
ericjungleboy 5 months ago
@ericjungleboy i can already hear the pens of romance novelists scribbling away.
fkkkkkenig 5 months ago
@ewa8600 I'm taking a course right now. It's costs $986 for a 4 day lesson and It costs $880 for just the mask, snorkel and fins. The 4 day lesson allows you to dive whenever and wherever you want with no instructor. FYI its around $1020 for the rest of the gear. Eg. BCD(Vest) and ect.
peepsed 5 months ago
One time a dolphin came and halped me wit my maths. It said we are all just an illusion created from the depths of an eternal spiraling membrane and then it dived by zero and my atoms became blatoms.
Khyrid 5 months ago
@JJRandom1 Yes I agree mate you're absolutely right. Bacteria could not be a problem if their body system was strong as ours, but it isn't. So touching dolphins is dangerous for them. If you really love them don't touch them. It's difficult to remember this in the moment that you see a dolphin, but put it somewhere in your mind ;)
dmetaxi 5 months ago
@dmetaxi i googled this... No where on google does it say that it is dangerous to touch a dolphin because of bacteria. Infact the Ocean has trillions of types of bacteria. It is infact not dangerous to touch a dolphin in any way.. Do not throw false facts out there, nieve individuals will remember this then go try and educate someone else on it, and no one will know the true facts. Please read up next time.
shelzz87 5 months ago
@shelzz87
Was just about to google it too, think I still will just to make sure but thanks anyway for clearing that up. It would be a shame to cause such a beautiful creature to get sick... especially since I badly want to swim with them and touch them! :)
MYV382N 5 months ago
They are so soft you cannot wear gloves like when you dive with the sharks.
gerry3x 5 months ago
@JJRandom1 You can - contact them at UNEXSO dive center in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island. Also the various dolphin centers in Florida that hold dolphin swim/touch programs.
clintleung 5 months ago
@clintleung Interesting. Since this was the wikld, did they give u any safety tipos on swimming with dolphins, to ensure you're safe/ And why don't they allow cage diving with dolphins?
beautifulstar33 5 months ago
@beautifulstar33 Yes. No cage required.
clintleung 5 months ago
@clintleung No, I mean, can you have a cage, if you want, like they do when diving with great whites?
beautifulstar33 5 months ago
@beautifulstar33 I would suggest for more info on this dive, go to the website listed at the end of the video as there's a detailed article you can find there.
clintleung 5 months ago
@clintleung gotcha, one last thing? these were WILD dolphins, right?
beautifulstar33 5 months ago
@beautifulstar33 Come on -- those scuba articles are there for a reason
clintleung 5 months ago
@clintleung Ok, I'm just nervous about this. I want to swim with dolphins, but I'm a bit nervous. dont take it persoanlly, ok?
beautifulstar33 5 months ago
@beautifulstar33 That's okay but read the articles. All your questions are answered there. I didn't spend hours writing them for nothing :)
clintleung 5 months ago
@clintleung yes i am reading them now. so interesting. i hope to do this. i want to enjoy it like u did, diving with flipper
beautifulstar33 5 months ago
@JJRandom1 Tell that to their trainers :)
clintleung 5 months ago 6
That has got the be the coolest thing!! I could say a ton of awesome things about dolphins, but everyone already knows. Thank you for sharing this!
GenjiLangless 6 months ago
awesome! wow..... i love it!!
disturbedBlinker 6 months ago
I need to learn to scuba dive.
a121509 6 months ago
@a121509 It's easy. You just have to get over the fear of going underwater and breathing through a tube. I love it.
gerry3x 5 months ago
Who wouldn't like Dolphins they protect Humans and other animals from danger
spartan11333 6 months ago
thank you for uploading this video. My 2 and a half year old daughter loves dolphins and was very excited to see real suba divers swimming along with them. you just made a baby's day!
GlostaLobsta 6 months ago
how did they approach you? are they wild dolphins?
eftipef1 6 months ago
@eftipef1 See the article listed at the website mentioned at the end for all the details.
clintleung 6 months ago
@clintleung can you do this with orcas too? Swim with them?
beautifulstar33 5 months ago
@beautifulstar33 Haven't heard of any programs with orcas.
clintleung 5 months ago
Nice Video
loverbridge 6 months ago
how deep is it please ?
Hunting4TheLight 7 months ago
@Hunting4TheLight About 40 feet
clintleung 7 months ago
amazing. there so beautiful. People who get the change,s to swim and play whit dolphins, shut realise how lucky they are to be whit them. We can learn so much from them.
lanna770 7 months ago
yes fightsharkfishing24 but there are good scuba accident sites on the web too. try the myscubastory site. They have all sorts of dive stories and accident videos there. type myscubasory into google and its the first one. enjoy
seasnake321 7 months ago
Dolphins are my underwater cats @_@
I love cats on land and dolphins underwater
Sogoiiiii
yousefahmed 7 months ago
those dolphins are probably trained, coz in the wild, they would only come about three metres close the the people, and WOULD NOT let the people touch them
goldfish424242 7 months ago
@goldfish424242 they are definitely trained, but curious wild dolphins will sometimes let you touch them. They will not let you do anything other than that, certainly not spin you and kiss you lol.
YourLoveLetter 7 months ago
30 people dont like dolphins
musicpencilz 7 months ago
@musicpencilz lol
yousefahmed 7 months ago
it looks like a very natural interaction, for sure!! (ironic).
tuputamadreunavailab 7 months ago
I love dolphins!
VeganGirl1011 7 months ago
I loved swimming with dolphins and I can't wait to do it again
NBlunierProductions 7 months ago
nice. 0:21 .
themoviemakerlolz 8 months ago
That's a lovely air hose you have there...
JelLoSnArK 8 months ago
i love his reaction after he kisses the dolphin!
Kami92392 8 months ago
that was amazing!
SK8GRRL123 8 months ago
my dream is to dive and play with them I feel I am part of dolphin//
NebiGunasti 8 months ago
if ur pegnat the females start beating u up
girbunnie 8 months ago 11
@girbunnie Female humans? thats dumb and a lie lol. If you have heard this from someone they are messing with you. Dolphins dont attack humans, and they are especially gentle around pregnant women.
YourLoveLetter 7 months ago
@girbunnie no they dont LOL that is sooo retarded
missamylove77 5 months ago
Absolutely amazing, such amazing animals. They look so fun to interact with!
jammy343 8 months ago
How innocent!
nbharakey 8 months ago
If Only Dolphins would come up to people doing theyre Open Water Course (Im junior open water cause I was 11).
JohnAlthani 8 months ago
@JohnAlthani me too
girbunnie 8 months ago
@blueking4ever10 Um...no they do not have a little brain. Their brain is around the same size as our own...more advanced in many ways! They're known for their big brains and high intelligence lol
sonbuhitsunei 8 months ago
They are probably so happy to have some land mammal relatives to play with underwater.
ArtemKonstantinovich 8 months ago
Are these Wild Dolphins? or are they like in a sea pen?
19DirtyDiana 8 months ago
dolphines are really cool !
just wondering why they are so friendly to humans ?
elasolezito 8 months ago
@elasolezito Because, I suspect, they are amused by us. They are extremely intelligent, probably as much so as us, more so in some ways. Remember, they can see right through your skin to your skeleton with their sonar, and they can see the similarities in our skeletons, see that we are mammals- that we are alike. I think that they recognize us as counterparts, and decide to play with us. Life is about fun, for them- they have a whole ocean to explore and they know how to make the most of it.
sonbuhitsunei 8 months ago
A wild Dolphin has appeared!
pwndog1337 8 months ago
Not one comment on how he just made out w/ a dolphin.!
2313connor 8 months ago
they are SO lucky to do that !
Fuktupratbag 8 months ago
much love for the Dolphins!
Fr4x1E 9 months ago
Please only dive with dolphins in the wild. This magnificent creature was meant to be wild and free.
gearbow 9 months ago
@gearbow We should really start eating dolphins. Dolphins are dumb, ego-testicle fish that do not know how to swim properly. Good day, sir.
aCrucifiedCrusader 8 months ago
I just recently started scuba diving in SoCal. Can't say I've done anything close to this, but it is yet another reason scuba is amazing! Gives me something to look forward to!
MrJason614 9 months ago
This looks like a lot of fun!
ninstarnin 9 months ago
this is so beautiful so amazing! :) love it
puige3 9 months ago
Haha that was the cutest, longest kiss ever.
redearedslider1 9 months ago
you guys are really brave, im scared of the ocean i only swimm in pools
DavDamian21 9 months ago
@nacyg10
That movie is soo sad!
I've gotten 9 of my friends to watch it.
I no longer visit Seaworld or anything like that.
GabyLovesGlitter 9 months ago
@GabyLovesGlitter yea it breaks your heart watching it. I hope that stops soon. It's so cruel.
nancyg10 9 months ago
it almost freaks me out how smart they are..its beyond what we think we know..
ThleTruth 9 months ago
IM SOOO JEALOUS!!! MAN!!
ShermaineNeo 9 months ago
These are wild dolphins?
gixxer450 9 months ago
Man these are seriously the most magnificent amazing animals ever. Whyy are they so friendly it blows my mind.
TranceSFX 9 months ago
Dolphins pretty much win out of all the animals. Yeah, that's how much they rule.
nintendo1889x 9 months ago
very nice
ReceiveChristToday 9 months ago
Hi im Tyler a performer at sea world orlando, marine biologist and dolphin specialist, got any questions? please ask feel free send me a message or leave a comment on my channel (my boss actually asked if i could educate people on youtube for +4$ an hour so why not right) so please ask away :)
OrIandoPerformer 9 months ago
ill bet this guy has boned one of them.
thetrain1919 10 months ago
I did this dive. It was fantastic! It was only $160 per person.
UtahMartialArts 10 months ago
Looks like it is laughing cunningly at the end...
The2clock 10 months ago
thats sooooo cool =)
redarmy194 10 months ago
It's amazing. I really believe that they know we are so interested in them - and being as intelligent as they are, they're appreciative of our curiosity and perhaps they are even interested in learning about us!
impreprex1979 10 months ago
awe there cute
NickNoRtHeRnLiGhTs 10 months ago
I don't see any harm in this. I think they are smart enough creatures to know the difference between freindly animals and killer predators. The only thing I see possibly dangerous about getting close to them is that there are other humans that want to cut them up into little bits and have them for dinner. I think those kind of people though usually luer them in with food as they would with fish. If you feed them they start to think people=food supply. Just don't feed them and they should be ok.
TheSnowyice 10 months ago
@TheSnowyice Actually the people who want to eat them luer them in by banging on poles that are halfway submerged in water. It makes a sort of calling for them since they communicate by sound. Watch the movie "The Cove" or if you want watch just a clip from the movie here on youtube. The title is "Dolphin slaugter in Japan. DISTURBING VIDEO." Surprisingly this happens every year. It is very sad.
nancyg10 9 months ago 2
Dude u know u were kissing a dolphin starting from 0:57 until 1:09 right? Please tell me shes a female dolphin! Its cute
HUTandCURLY 10 months ago
you are the luckiest man alive
thehotstepper1990 10 months ago
im going to swim with dolphins~~!!!...gonna get my scuba diving license next week..^^
mynamemaru 10 months ago
Not sure how some idiots can kill these creatures,
masafa1990 10 months ago
Touching dolphins - that's not good for them, not safe, only very selfish humans do that
ahimsakk 10 months ago
@ahimsakk why?tell me...why?
mynamemaru 10 months ago
@wankerwoofer Yeah.. Idealy holding your breath for a short time would be good to save the amount of air you use.
ribly102 10 months ago
my dream is swimming with dolphins under the wather! where exactly it was and how much i have to pay for it?
ewa8600 11 months ago 22
@ewa8600 The article at the website listed at the end of the video has all the details you are looking for.
clintleung 11 months ago
@ewa8600 to swim with dolphins under the weather you must first find some a dolphin that isn't feeling too well. try the seas around japan during culling season.
mrnoodleisdead 8 months ago
@mrnoodleisdead HAHAHAHAH
NBlunierProductions 7 months ago
where exactly it was? my dream is swimmwith dolphins under the wather! everyone can do it ? howmuch it cost ? ;-)
ewa8600 11 months ago
man i have to go there would love to scuba with dolphins
ernk72 11 months ago
There awesome, but never deserved to b locked up. Release them!!! Oo
UKGameMaster 11 months ago
For my senior project I want to learn how to scuba diving so I can be a marine biologist: )
Adamazingxoxo9 11 months ago
Awsome !!!! Thanks for the vid mate.
BeatNIXification 11 months ago
Awe I've always wanted to go scuba diving, hopefully one day when I'm older I will.
favm360 11 months ago
setting here watching the video make me want my trip to get here so I can go and swim with the dolphins. Going to the keys.
txrabbit78 11 months ago
This what I want to do when I grow up!!:)
Adamazingxoxo9 11 months ago
Ommmggg that's my dream:] this is where dolphins should be, not in small concrete tanks with screaming people or being slaughtered. Over 20,000 dolphins are slaughtered each year, instead we should see them in their own domain: free: )
Adamazingxoxo9 11 months ago
you can hold your breath ... just dont swim to the surface ... idiot
wankerwoofer 11 months ago
@wankerwoofer Another friendly person online
clintleung 11 months ago 45
@clintleung isn't swimming with dolphins dangerous? Can't they attack humans?
3333sweetie 9 months ago
@3333sweetie They didn't bite me :)
clintleung 9 months ago
@3333sweetie I see. Each of the times that ou swam with them, did they become curious and come to you?
3333sweetie 9 months ago
@3333sweetie Nothing different from what you saw in the video. They followed the instructions of the trainer/divemaster who was overseeing everything.
clintleung 9 months ago
@3333sweetie They are not only extremely intelligent (more so than many people, and that's not an exaggeration- their brain is comparable in size to ours), but they are far more gentle than humans are. We are more prone to violence than they are, and have more primitive areas of the brain concerning aggressive responses. If anything, it's them who should worry about us, not the other way around. We kill things simply to kill them. They do not. Sigh...I love dolphins and hope to swim with them!
sonbuhitsunei 8 months ago
@wankerwoofer why cant you hold your breath and swim to the surface? i dont know very much about scuba and would love to learn
bjarvis55 11 months ago
@bjarvis55 the air in your lungs will expand.
ernk72 11 months ago
@bjarvis55 From what I know... because u are still breathing air under water through the scuba gear and because of the lung capacity is larger underwater because of Bloodshift( blood goes from your arms and legs into your chest increasing the amount of blood in your lungs capillaries) and the fact that when u go towards the surface the air expands and blood shift diminishes. if u want any more information Just inbox me or somthing.
Balfourism 10 months ago
0:58 made my heart melt :') so sweet :'P
fmarcum01 11 months ago
thats beautiful
lynnej1970 11 months ago
i want to kiss one too :))
linn0ka 11 months ago
somebody sheets? :D cute =)
Mikillerdor 11 months ago
the video is incredible! I am so amazed that you could get so close to them, interact with them... I have never been lucky enough to see one underwater, but I would love to one day as well!! Enjoy your diving!
bnsdrache 11 months ago
I love dolphins i wanna go scuba diving with dolphins some day!
Deborha12733 11 months ago
Leave them alone HOW RUDE if the dolphin dident like the humans at wouldent go near them so clearly the dolphins like the humans!
Deborha12733 11 months ago
leave them alone!
Ziggurathss 11 months ago
Man don't scuba dive... Free dive with them!! You can do that
chakazul 1 year ago
That guy kissing the dolphin broke the biggest rule in scuba diving NEVER HOLD YOUR BREATH! Idiot
somepinkmartini 1 year ago
@somepinkmartini Glad some folks here are so friendly ...
clintleung 1 year ago 3
@somepinkmartini I chose to approve your comment so that the rest of the world can see just how friendly you are.
clintleung 1 year ago 16
@somepinkmartini Holding your breath is fine as long as you don't change your depth.
44CONMANJ 11 months ago
@somepinkmartini -Why don't you go TROLL somewhere else. It is the biggest rule, but as long as its not an excessive hold and your depth doesn't change, you'll be fine. Most speargun hunters and underwater photographers hold their breath at some point during a dive. Im not saying its ok to do it, just that every now and then, and with the right circumstances, it more than likely wont hurt you.
vivitron78 11 months ago
@somepinkmartini In fact it's "never hold your breath while ascending", but since it's hard to tell when you're going up or down, it has been shortened to "never hold your breath" out of safety. In this video, the guy is staying at the exact same depth (knees on the ground), so he's pretty much safe...
Sowenjub 11 months ago
@somepinkmartini It's not the biggest rule in Scuba Diving, and the fact that you overreacted to it only shows that you are at most a student Scuba diver.
nocalsteve 11 months ago
@nocalsteve Also it's his unfriendly tone that was used.
clintleung 11 months ago
@somepinkmartini If your gonna insult people on how they shouldn't hold their breath underwater forget what you read in the PADI beginners guide to diving. Help yourself to a f*cking science book and look up Boyle's Law.
macker44able 11 months ago 2
Dolphins are amazing.. I swam with them when I was at the Caribbean.. It was amazing, infact more than that.. I will never forget it :)
katy1423 1 year ago
Aw I love dolphins :D
AlissaMclean 1 year ago
OMG THATS LIKE MY LIFELONG DREAM!
SuperALandAn 1 year ago
Trained or not, dolphins are friendly to man. They are capable of easily biting your arm or head off, but they chose not to.
Adominae 1 year ago
You should NEVER touch wild cetaceans. This is not for immediate safety concerns. There is a serious risk to viral and bacterial pathogen (disease) transmission that could be bad for either the diver and/or the dolphin.
Whilst you may be respectful to the dolphins, conditioning this level of interaction into such a vulnerable and distinct species from our own is irresponsible.
BChristie88SV 1 year ago
Those who wish to pet and baby wild animals "love" them. But those who respect their natures and wish to let them live normal life love them more. ~E.W.T.
Dolphins swim miles and miles a day, they are pod animals, and having them in captivity only hurts them, encourages dolphing trading, and slaughtering like in japan...
by the way they are not smiling at the camera
"A dolphin's smile is the greatest deception. It creates the illusion that they're always happy" ~ric o'barry
ccnlmarisol 1 year ago 2
are these wild dolphins?
davydawgdawg 1 year ago
@davydawgdawg The article about this dive at the website posted on the video has the answers.
clintleung 1 year ago
It's a childhood dream of mine to swim with dolphins. I hope I will someday.
vyperspit 1 year ago
I'd love to have an experience like that with dolphins.
TheCoolProfessor 1 year ago
cool but is long to go and not so much monny $ o.o
darkcaty98 1 year ago
wow, they just let you pet them?
Prov1210 1 year ago
@Prov1210 More details about this dive is in an article at the website listed at the end of the video.
clintleung 1 year ago