Wild Kratts
Adventure with Whales
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Martin and Chris go seaward to find the largest creatures on the planet: whales!
Martin and Chris go seaward to find the largest creatures on the planet: whales!
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Wild Kratts
Adventure with Whales
Clip | 1m 26sVideo has Closed Captions
Martin and Chris go seaward to find the largest creatures on the planet: whales!
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I' And I' And we' on the biggest habitat on Earth.
The ocean.
Looking for the largest creatures in the world.
The whales!
CHRIS: Early morning, seas are calm.
MARTIN: Perfect time for looking for whales!
Whoa!
We' right into the fog!
MARTIN: It' How are we ever gonna find a whale in this?
CHRIS: Because of the mist, we can' So we' and listen for the sound of their spouting.
(Water hissing) Yeah!
Did you hear that?
There' us in the mist!
I think I saw something down there.
Whoa!
Fin whales!
The second largest whale in the world.
A fin whale can live to be over 100 years old.
Tiny little fin, but a big animal-- They' Come up, breathe, and then dive again.
Some whales can hold their breath for over an hour.
But when they' travelling like this, they stay under for only five minutes.
Look at all the swirls.
They' All right, let' MARTIN: Even though whales are the biggest animals on Earth, they can be the hardest to hang out with.
They live in the water, often freezing cold water.
They swim fast and dive deep.
Some whales, like the sperm whale, dive so deep, they' to follow down there, where they hunt giant squid.
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