OCEAN SOULS FILMS

Ya esta gratis en YouTube ¿ Y qué culpa tiene la Gaviota ? O en nuestra página web www.oceansoulsfilms.com
Trailer y mas info en nuestro
Filmado casi en su totalidad en Península Valdés, Chubut Patagonia Argentina, y con la presencia de renombrados científicos argentinos “¿Y QUE CULPA TIENE LA GAVIOTA?” - es un cortometraje sobre la problemática de los ataques de gaviotas cocineras que sufren las ballenas francas australes en aguas argentinas cada vez que vienen a dar a luz y reproducirse. Un caso único en el mundo que surgió del mal manejo de desechos pesqueros y residuos urbanos en la zona de Península Valdés y Puerto Madryn. Un caso increíble que el mundo desconoce y en Argentina se habla poco. Quieres ayudar a solucionar el problema..? Comparte la película.

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Can and understand each other?

Both whales and dolphins communicate using a series of sounds, clicks and songs. It is believed that all are able to speak similar but develop unique ways of communicating within their species.

There is a lot of evidence (like this photo) that shows different species working together to or each other.

Learn about cetaceans language by watching Ocean Souls Films on Vimeo, our website and 🔜 in iTunes, GooglePlay, and other streaming platforms.

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***mwhale

Family bonds 🔗

calves need their mothers. make amazing , dedicating years to raising their young. All whale species their for several months. A humpback whale does everything, from initially helping their young to control their buoyancy and showing them how to to feeding them milk for months. Whale milk can contain between 13 and 53% fat, which allows the calf to grow quickly. Mothers produce vast quantities of milk from the fat reserves under their skin.

In cetaceans, care is also long-lasting. Humpback whales nurse their calves for almost a year. Additionally, humpbacks whales annually from summer feeding grounds to warmer breeding waters in the winter. When migrating, whale mothers swim close together with their young, often touching one another with flippers to show and provide .

Learn more about cetaceans’ from Ocean Souls The Film 🐋

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Today we are the opening film at the PEFF - Patagonia Ecofilmfestival in Puerto Madryn, Argentina. Sunday, there is a unique and exceptional big screening open to public by the beach. Ocean Souls in Spanish, narrated by the great
Big thanks to and our “local” Exec Producers and friends, operators and supporters
Y tantos amigos en Piramides …

The team is delighted to inform that today we start a new production !! It is all going to be about large whales…possibly the most impactful film ever done on large cetaceans…. We will keep you all posted , trailer will be out in a couple of months…
Best team on it :
.ulivi

🛎THE BLUE FOREST is out …You can now view it and even download it totally free on YouTube, Vimeo, and Ocean Souls Films web as per details on the Bio.
Please share it around…it is an important topic that requires attention…

What a ‘spinning’ day it was ...
The team worked hard for those shots... on scuba 🤿 while sometimes lots of snorkelling tourist were chasing the resting pod of spinner’s dolphin... we managed to spend good quality time with them... gracious and wonderful animals...
We got babies nursing, adults mating ( none stop 🥰 ) , « hugging and rubbing each other like a real family...

The team had many powerful moments while filming but maybe only a few will remain for us for life .. when a large pod of oceanic bottlenose dolphin met, play and interact with a small pod of s***m whales 30 nm out in the middle of the Atlantic, in 2,000 meters deep waters... yes .. that one will stay with us... we felt that they did invites us .. we were welcome into that interspecies meeting...simply magic. 📸 by director .hamilton.photography

Over the 2 years filming around the world the team had amazing moments... if you ever wonder, how the scraps of a S***m whale diner looks like ... here you go ... open seas in the middle of the Atlantic... the remains of a large squid 🦑
Later that day we found the pod of S***m whales resting...
With , .hamilton.photography and .ulivi