The White Seal - pt 3

[PiscesEarth1987]

"I call that an academic matter" Ha! Laugh out loud!

[Deadlywhite]

sea cute! >.<

[MissZebraWolf]

"Of course I have, how could I miss anyone that ugly?"

Really nice Mr. Whale. xDDD I cracked up so hard when I heard that lol

such a cute movie! im surprised i havent seen it til now, thanks for uploading!

[myRincon]

Holy shit I'm four years old again

[benjierooster]

my family used to own a pizzaria that was right next door to a video rental store. pretty much every week i would rent this movie and watch it. i honestly thought i would never see it again. thank you for uploading!!

[DaWalk]

I was thinking about a film involving a white seal and remember seeing a VHS box cover of it at a video store when I was little. I don't recall ever seeing it back then or any other time until just now though. I was in the mood to see this. I presume it's safe to say that this is and must be it. Anyway, thanks, I enjoyed it.

[pesterthefly]

Great story.

[DimeraFan28]

May The Next Generaiton Enjoy These Cartoon Shows, Like The Present Generaiton Did Before Them.

[lucky777luna]

its like being 4 all over again!!

[karishadow6]

The was the best The White Seal story I ever seen! = )

AWSOME! 8D

[RoseBudpony1]

thats the sea cow?... more like a Hippopotamus i mean did you see those huge 2 nose holes?! xDD

[CobraCoyote]

@CheatsythePimp except for him.

[GeneralArmorus]

whoa, that a volcano?

[xShadowxPhoenix]

So this is how they got the idea for happy feet

[Dreamcass]

I found mah bucket! I mean island!

[SleepyShippo]

What i love about this film is that Beethoven's 6th (the Pastoral) is the background almost 100% of the time and it never gets sickening.

[pantiara2]

@SleepyShippo THANK YOU I was trying to figure out what the music was. That's the thing that stuck out most to me was the music

[annehk1990]

looove the smile on this seal at 4:00

[dstluke]

Why did they name him Kotex?

[Shadowninjacowette]

@dstluke It's "Kotec", dear.

[wolfgirl44]

@Shadowninjacowette I always thought it was spelled 'Kotick'.

[tayrenae100]

I loved this! Rudyard Kippling is one of my favorite authors and this was one of my favorite stories he wrote! :D Made my day!

[Roundhere44]

I hope that wasn't his mom at the end 0_0 lmao

[Feyrah]

@Roundhere44 nah, just another sealwife

[Roundhere44]

The terrible thing is that in real life they probably all got killed off :(

[chrismc410]

@Roundhere44 Thought a sea cow was a Manatee and albeit few, still around.

[HyperActive7]

Totally forgot about this one. Thanks a million for posting it :)

[SylvieNe]

Aww how cute. :]

[KantianEdifice]

This story is enshrouded in a subtle Zionist message. The seals represent the Jewish diaspora in Europe at the end of the 19th Century (late 1800's) being "hunted" (persecuted) by "man" or Russia and other Europeans. Kipling is trying to inform his reader that perhaps the only place where the Jewish population will thrive and prosper without being persecuted is in Palestine.

[BojindaBorec]

@KantianEdifice You can find some "hidden message" in everything, if you wish. This is about seals. Lucky that Tolkien was still alive when someone came with theory of Mordor being USSR, and explained, that Mordor is Mordor only and nothing else.

Seals are seals and I wish seals have place to live without fear as much as they do. People are people, Zionists like anyone else.

[tohitsumohinafan]

"He IS uglier than a walrus!"

Eh, I think the walrus looked uglier.

[tohitsumohinafan]

Don't tell me Kotec actually went searching for 5 years.

Wow. I would've given up after a month.

[mackyouaccount]

The score to this is awesome

[Shayde1653]

-pat pat pat pat- :3 love that part

[crankydinosaur]

kotek is seal jesus

[Soahi]

@crankydinosaur

Kotik, not kotek

[goodstuffbunny]

that whale is like a torpedo, holy sh&*!!!

[TheWolfgirl1]

wow tht whale is fast

[InweTaralom]

I always loved this cartoon! Roddy's narration is absolutely perfect!

[BlitzChaos09]

@InweTaralom He play's the voice of Sam Gamgee in the animated Return of the King.

[goodstuffbunny]

In Heaven, St.Francis probably made a special spot for animals to rest upon, not that there never was a spot for them, just saying that He loved animals so much, he most likely made a very very special spot for them in Heaven.

[goodstuffbunny]

i wonder if some of the spirits of the now long gone steller seacows are haunting

the parts of the ocean they once lived in.

[goodstuffbunny]

im actually a good at making seal and walrus cartoons, in fact they are the most simplest animals that any one can draw a seal and walrus!

[zacheeee]

such a classic, so well animated too

[goodstuffbunny]

if i were to have 2 seals as my own pets, i would name them both Elvis Presley, and Micheal Jackson! =)

[Topdoggie7]

Wow, that was . . . AWESOME!!!

[goodstuffbunny]

whales don't glide through water do they?

[Treemeadow]

Dugongs are cute!! not ugly at all :(

[goodstuffbunny]

look at the seal at 3:52, how is it he wasn't strong enough to push back Kotick ?!

[goodstuffbunny]

wait a minute an elephant seal is not ugly at all, their perfect to have inside your home!

[Animatrixette16]

loool the seacow isnt THAT ugly...i mean if it was an elephant seal then yeah..

[TheLordmep]

These old cartoons are so good, so simple, instead of the next big budget Hollywood flick, i think id like to see this stretched out to over an hour.

[goodstuffbunny]

why wont the seals try to fight back khotec?

[Animatrixette16]

cuz he's bloody huge lol if i was a seal id run for my life plus he has back up from his daddy O.O

[goodstuffbunny]

i really hate to say this, but that sea cow is really uglier than a walrus=(

[Pyrela]

Don't sperm whales eat seals? lol

[SamCohenoftheJews2]

That's not how he found the sea cow in the book. He was just about to go on another search, and he spotted a school of halibut, and since he needed the nutrition, he chased after them for miles. And he ended up finding the sea cow.

[xxMachineGunKellyxx]

Yeah, this has a number of differences from the book. Most of them are cosmetic, but there are a few major ones. Like in the book he didn't chase off the men who skinned the other seals.

[LadyTigerLily]

"Of course I have. How could I miss anyone that ugly?"

[Diaphoneful]

3:01.

-Pat pat-

c:

[EmilyFaith8]

Seahorse!

[Jugalloking]

i wish they would have shown this in 1996+ and if they did i wish i dint miss it

[vth5]

Wow, it's been a VERY VERY long time since I've seen this program :)

[webkinzirina]

:') cute

[Serasia]

Haha, you done good, Mr. Sea Cow. :)

Thanks for uploading! ^.^

[shenloken2]

This is one of my favorite Chuck Jones cartoons. I like how he was more than just 'The guy who continued animating Looney Tunes' and really broadened his animation talents.

Films like 'The White Seal' and 'The Lion King' were studied in my animation class to teach how to make cartoon animals act and speak like humans without giving them human bodies and still retain their charm.

[snipercutey]

omg... i loved it! that was so cute and the best part was the sea cow dose like a :D face

[stjxp]

@snipercutey how sweet

[RoseBudpony1]

@snipercutey no it was more of a:

:)

but it was funny how in the last scene it took him for ever to eat.. then when the white seal taped him on the head he just ate the whole thing i mean why didnt he do that in the first place?? xD

[Bangbaby84]

@snipercutey

"It really is uglier than a walrus!" :O

[glitteryYtiger]

I liked it when he patted the sea cow on the head and the cow was like :D

[CyndellWarrior]

Cotic looks like Seacatch now

[corrupt200]

@CyndellWarrior like father like son...but I like that seacatch finally approves of him at the end

[CyndellWarrior]

@corrupt200

Me too

[9462N0]

so that's why their called Sea Lions

[PurpleFunion]

HOW IS THE WHALE POINTING?!

[CyndellWarrior]

Same way the animals can Talk

[darlingzooloo]

Aw I love when the sea-cow smiles.

[apollo604]

funny to watch this now and understand so much more, just makes it better

[firebird162]

very cute movie. thanks! i hadnt seen it in years!

[jblcn1042]

Due to overpopulation, as a result of no man hunting them, the seal clans fell to infighting that resulted in slaughter of proportions that even man had never seen. The End.

[sarahbertty]

Wow that's morbid......with that logic, it's amazing how any species survived so many hundreds of years without man around to slaughter them and their natural predators

[Qonold]

You are forgetting that man is part of nature to.

[sarahbertty]

Man is, but the unnatural weapons they use and the hunting for pure sport isn't. Man is directly responsible for the highest rate of species extinction known (aside from the dinosaurs) including natural disasters, diseases, and every other natural cause.

[xXRoconzaXx]

Ya the part that over kills and does not give nature a change to repopulate.

[wakebreakers]

Sea Lions don't need man to hunt them for their populations to stay healthy...

And it is a wonder that humans haven't caused many more creatures to become extinct. In the future we could virtually obliterate the majority of the species on earth single-handedly.

It's sad that some people can't get the point of the story. Humans decimating animal populations, either because we want to or because of indifference, is a travesty and destroys the natural world that we rely on for survival ourselves.

[LilMidna13]

Lol Wh0oo go (kotic?)

[TsWade2]

Seals are my favorite sea animals. They're so cute and cuddly.

[FilmTraum1]

Thanks soooo much for this movie!

[alivingsecret]

never saw this movie as a kid,but seeing it for the first time,I really love it,it so cute =)

[mandaprie]

The music sounds very similar to Fantasia.

[Furrama]

Classical music... DUH.

[Vladimast]

It's Beethoven

[pookybrain]

I love how realistic this is. :) Especially how it shows how the white seal grows up from a baby to a fine bull.

[CobraCoyote]

He never fasted, never fought, and his travels kept him in fine condition.

[aerotechway1]

lol Blue eyes turn red.

[Missy2241]

Thank you for posting this. I loved this film as a kid, brought back lots of happy memories

[wolfgirl44]

They fixed Kotick's voice. He sounded really weird when he first learned to talk, now his voice rocks.

[aikokohana18]

isn't the music from this movie in fantasia???

[dragonflyZ7]

I never knew a whale could move that fast

[gamewatch1312]

Im in tears... what a good childhood movie :D

[BlueStarThunderCat]

Lol, inna way, this reminds me of Happy Feet.

[Tanavids]

*smiles* perhaps this is why I became an environmentalist!

[HorrorPixieMassacre]

Haha Same!! This was one of my fav. childhood movies :D

[wesgriff]

Long live the benign reign of the Sea Cow.

[drekafrea]

They mutilated the manatee.

[Nirewolf]

I was kind of wondering if they meant it to be a manatee or a dugong. I agree that neither species is as ugly as shown here, but the tail made me wonder - especially after they made the mistake of saying a basking shark would attack a seal. Hmm...

[EatColorBlue]

the sea cow shown here is extinct, the Steller's sea cow

[JPLOWMAN2]

I know this isnt really on topic, but i googled the words 'sea cow', and along with this Steller's Sea Cow, i found this awesome picture of a giant bull head coming out of the water and eating a ship. Just in case somebody is interested in seeing something weird

[criminy]

Thank you so much. The only copy I have of this is on a really old and half broken VHS tape. This story makes me cry every time.

[deuxkarats]

Thank you for uploading such a beautiful story.. brings back many memories.

[AlanMoorefan]

It's been AGES since I last saw this

[ed11191]

omg...thankyou soooo much this brings back so many memories

[corrupt200]

I loved this film when i was a kid

[KaiuKun]

The music that plays near the end.. I believe I've heard it in Fantasia?

[Jal8919536]

You're right. It's Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" you heard at the end of the segment in Disney's "Fantasia" before the "Dance of the Hours" sequence.

[corrupt200]

it's the fifth movement of beethoven's 6th (pastoral)

[nondesignateddriver]

wow this is awesome, I love it. I haven't seen it since I was a kid.  Thanks for posting this, it's great :)

[rakshasa7]

I wasn't aware this story had even made it to film until I saw a comment while watching Rikki-Tikki-Tavi for the umpteenth time! Thanks for posting it.

BTW - a most excellent maritime music duo, William Pint and Felicia Dale, perform a haunting rendition of the poem that accompanies "The White Seal" in _The Jungle Book_, titled "The Beaches of Lukannon." It's on their album "Round the Corner," and you can find a short sound bite of it on Amazon.

[girlunderground]

Thank you for posting this! This was a very special movie to me when I was a little kid, and I haven't seen it since I was little, probably 15 years. Thank you!

[ccp8melms9]

until now...he he he...

[KellyLCrutcher]

Sorry. I meant it begins at 02:24 and plays to 02:59. I cut most of it off in my mind when I was little :)

[KellyLCrutcher]

The piece I'm talking about begins at 02:45 on this section and plays to 02:59.

[KellyLCrutcher]

I always thought there was a really pretty piece of music in this; it's the piece played when Kotick first finds the island; he swims through the tunnel, shoots up into the air, then comes back down-