Giant Blue-Finned Tuna - Killer Whale - BBC

The competition between the fishermen and the killer whales heats up as the tuna migrate from the Med to the Atlantic ocean... Visit http://www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcearth

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[cypresswillow2591]

@parahumanoid: .... -_- "steal" really?

When did the Oracas stole meals and from whom? From human? You kidding right? personaly i don't call that stealing I call that tactics.

And rather shooting Orcas, why don't we shoot people like you instead....

[raretrick]

@Luap0 if we can't hunt bluefin people, what people CAN we hunt?

[aussiedownunderman]

well i guess the killer whales will only take till they're full and stop.

[benjamane]

lol no wonder tuna-loving japs kill all sorts of marine mammals.

[StanleyCup401]

Need to feel the line to know if you've hooked something, if that something you hooked is still on the line etc...

[StanleyCup401]

Put there hands on string to feel the tension.

[Thelones]

@Vanilieis Hmm, I thought that was a mechanical wench they used to pull up the tuna, thanks for clearing that up.

[Vanilieis]

@Thelones most likely because that way they can hold a better control over it, since its a big fish then i doubt 1 guy could get it back.

[Thelones]

@Vanilieis I see the gloves and the string. I'm asking why they're putting their hands on it while it's going down or reeling in.

[Vanilieis]

@Thelones uhm 2 things, notice they're gloves? and it doesnt really look like ordinary strings.

[Thelones]

wtf is the point of putting their hands on the string while it's reeling? just asking for a rope burn

[LaxBboys]

@1:38 damn, that's one huge ass string used for fishing!