Sea Shepherd Crew Save Humpback Whale Entangled in Illegal Gillnet

we just got a call from the Martin Sheen and they found net and a whale that's been in back de contra una real yes Raj abaout Nibbana Yabba Jana todavía está vive tota bonnets are very big mesh nets and they're really dangerous because they can catch any marine Falc now there's piece of net attached to her nose and that's what we're trying to get out so like that there's no more net and then we only have the line yeah yeah what I try to do when she surveys is to grab that white net that is a yeah okay well done guys we've been great good now good job of course men always all right right here all right oh we're almost there yes good okay so she's free from the net there's only the line now let this out of your hands the world doesn't have any net left on her so she's you heard that the where is he laughs yes the feeling is is how to describe it's it's very profound to let this world free about now what four hours later after we managed to see the net and the well-being start she's free so it's really nice it's really nice so this is one of the best moments that we can ever experience to release a beautiful animal like a humpback whale from a horrible little Eagle net that has no place under the ocean and everybody is so happy that we could all work together the fact that we have this ship that the Navy let us use this ship is huge because with the tender it would have been so hard almost impossible and very dangerous so it's great that we're working all together

Channel: Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

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Keywords: Sea Shepherd USA, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society USA, SSCS, SSCS USA, Sea Shepherd, totoaba, vaquita, marina, navy, profepa, whale, hmpback, gillnet, caught, entangled, danger, save, ballena, salva, enredada, operation, milagro, Carolina A Castro, Oona Layolle

Id: L49AbW3wvJY

Length: 5min 23sec (323 seconds)

Published: Tue Feb 23 2016