#Newsflash: See a Huge Humpback Whale Surface and Swallow Two Kayakers Whole… Who Some

 One beautiful afternoon close to the mountains, we see a group of people kayaking in the video below. They are in a typical whale-watching spot and are there simply to enjoy nature’s beauty and watch the whales that are swimming around them.

Each kayak has two people, and several kayaks are out enjoying this beautiful view and experience. Several onlookers have their cameras out, recording every whale passing by and taking pictures of their families and friends so they can remember this moment forever.

These people will all remember this experience, not for its beauty but rather its terror. In the video below, we see an enormous humpback whale surface underneath a kayak and swallow the kayak and the two people in the kayak whole!

Not even a few minutes later, the humpback spits the two kayakers out of his large mouth. As if to say he only wanted to prove his strength and show off that this was his territory.Humpback whales are immediately noticed for their enormous physique. That phrase doesn’t quite put the word “enormous” to good use, as a humpback whale can weigh up to 80,000 + lbs and grow to lengths of 60 feet. These whales are intimidating in person, to say the very least. It would be easy to think of them as aggressive creatures. 

Despite the horror, this video clip shows below, humpback whales are actually known for their friendliness and non-aggressive nature. They are not known to aggressively attack humans, or even other animals in the ocean, for that matter. 

Like other animals, in moments when they feel threatened, they will lash out to try and defend themselves. 

Humpback whales are omnivores and eat plant matter and animals to maintain their diet. You will see them eat various foods such as squid, salmon, krill, sea snails, and phytoplankton. 

To maintain such a large size of 40 + tons, they must consume quite a lot to keep up the energy they need to swim. To do this, they must eat between 3,000 and 5,000 pounds daily!

To be able to sustain those eating patterns, humpback whales will often search for schools of fish where they can get giant mouth fulls at a time.

Source from A-Z Animals