r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Agreeable-Rub2319 • 15h ago
Fishermen Free an Orca Tangled in Rope and Buoys
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u/Youlookcold 14h ago
GD, so intelligent. Waited there relaxed while cutting the rope. So many wild animals go bananas when a human is trying to help. (Like the seal rescue videos)
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u/Chayotesquashinmyass 14h ago
I can’t help but notice the crazy amount of unsecured rope on the floor of their boat. Gives me hypocritical vibes from the fisherman.
Good on them for doing something in this situation though.
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u/legendfourteen 15h ago
Coop but it looks like that rope was attached to the boat… so they caused the problem and of course they should fix it
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u/Numerous-Material-50 14h ago
I'm gonna tell my two orca kids at home that this is why we dont attack humans in the wild
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u/Uwlogged 14h ago
And this is one of the reasons they don't attack us. We're both apex. We're both cruel and kind in equal measure.
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u/Famous_Acanthaceae32 15h ago
The orcas name was actually William, but he really prefers Bill, and has always kinda went by it. He wants nothing to do with any puns of any kind, and just wants to keep himself to himself.
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u/maker_of_pirate_bay 14h ago
There is one logic for interaction with orcas. And another logic for literally any other wild animal
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u/SurayaThrowaway12 2h ago
Looks like a juvenile orca based on the size and shape of the dorsal fin. Its relatives may have been trying to support and comfort it before the fishermen arrived on the scene.
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u/uselesslife2019 15h ago
Just me that worried a fucking tsunami was on the horizon at the end?
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u/DullMind2023 14h ago
LOL, it’s the clouds spilling over the top of coastal mountains on a very overcast day.
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u/Cloud_Garrett 15h ago
That guy just bought us a few more years of “I could capsize your boat and eat all of your livers…but I want, since we are friends”