A humpback whale eats two whole whales and the tourists film everything. The video went viral, here’s the result.

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A scary story that two people lived. It all happened in California in the waters of Avila Beach. Everything was filmed and the video is just creepy. In the next paragraph we will look at everything in detail to understand what really happened.

A humpback whale eats two people: great fear

As I said, this is California and we were swallowed whole by a humpback whale a while ago. The two bathed silently when at some point complete darkness came before their eyes. CThey realize they have been eaten by a whale.

We are not in a cartoon or movie, but in real life. The video, shot by passers-by and those on the beach, documented everything and immediately went around the web. The two women landed completely in the mouth of the humpback whale. A moment of pure fear, but also full of emotion.

It certainly doesn’t happen every day. The humpback whale was certainly in search of food and usually feeds on many small fish. The two women were in the water and a moment later they were gone. The whale was among them and swallowed them instantly. Happily but after a few seconds they were spat out of the mouth.

Everyone present held their breath because a real tragedy could have happened. Humpback whales are not dangerous animals, but you must stay away from them and whales in general. In fact, it’s good to keep your distance, even if the two women were caught off guard.

Humpback whale: characteristics

Humpback whales are whales. They belong to the Mysticetes and their scientific name is Megaptera novaeangliae. It comes from the Greek and means big wing. In fact, the name refers precisely to the large fins, which are very long. They can even weigh up to 40 tons.

In fact, their proportions are considerable. The adult males reach a length of up to 17 meters, the females even a few meters more. They are famous for their stunts that they perform from above. And indeed, we often see them coming out with jumps that look like real exhibitions.

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They have a hump on their back that is easily visible when they come out of the water and then dive back down. Usually they are very fast animals. In fact, they can also reach a speed of 4 knots. Majestic and imposing, they are often the protagonists of videos shot in the middle of the sea.

Among other things, she is distinguished by her system for catching prey. However, not all humpback whales do this. alcoholWe create a network system of bubbles to attract and catch prey easier. Today they are in danger as they are targeted by several hunters.

“We are looking for a new consensus here in times of great danger of division, and for this we urgently need clear goals, because although we have mobilized, looking at the reality, inequalities and risks on climate issues are increasing,” he warned at Wednesday’s forum in Paris’s Palais Brongniart, where hundreds of heads of state and government will gather by tomorrow.

According to the hosting President, the dominant financial system is the result of an earlier consensus and is not evolving as fast as humanity needs.

“That’s why we’re proposing a new global financial pact, involving everyone from those on the front lines to youth and civil society,” he said.

Macron presented four principles that he thinks could characterize efforts for change, beginning with the vision that no country should be forced to choose between reducing poverty and protecting the planet.

Likewise, he defended that under the new pact, each country chooses the model it wants to follow, without assuming that there is only one.

“Let’s respect each path in an act of communion with sovereignty,” he stressed.

The French President also stressed the principles of the existence of public financing mechanisms that guarantee investments with local participation and multilateral institutions, as well as the importance of a greater contribution from the private sector.

There is a lot of liquidity and a lot of money, and while it will be difficult to completely change the system, these resources must be put at the service of the planet and greater support for developing and middle-income countries, he added.

In his speech, Macron expressed the expectation that the round tables of the summit will lead to the expected results.

The crowning glory of the forum tomorrow will be the family photo, the closing ceremony and a press conference.

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Michael Guillen made the same dive in 2000 on a Mir submersible from Russia as in this archive photo

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“I was the first correspondent to report on the sinking of the Titanic. So of course I was excited,” Guillen, who was then the science editor at ABC, told BBC Radio 4.

He was accompanied by his dive buddy Brian and Russian pilot Viktor they descended to the depths of the ocean in a small Russian submersible brought to the site by the research vessel Akademik Mstislav Keldysh.

After inspecting the Titanic’s bow, where “everything was going well,” the crew decided to head to the more distant stern area.

“As we approached the aft area we crossed what is known as a debris field we got … into a very fast underwater current. And ended up in the propeller,” Guillen describes the situation as “huge”.

“Out of nowhere it crashed. We just felt this collision and all of a sudden there was debris…huge chunks, rusty chunks of Titanic started falling on us.”

“I thought goodbye”

Guillen, physicist and now bestselling author, says: “We knew almost immediately that we weren’t getting anywhere.”

According to him, the pilot, who used to fly Russian MIG fighter jets, began maneuvering the submarine to escape the propeller.

“It’s like your car getting stuck in the mud: you’re trying to go forward, backward, forward, backward. Just to try to get out of there.”

“We were all silent. We didn’t want to disturb or distract Viktor. We knew we were in a crisis. So we just kept quiet.”

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The OceanGate submersible Titan disappeared last Sunday during an expedition to view the wreckage of the Titanic

“Thanks to Viktor’s skill,” the submarine finally managed to free itself from the propeller, says Guillen.

“We were lucky. It was almost an hour before we got stuck. And I had practically said goodbye in spirit.”

“I’ll never forget this thought that came to my mind: This is how it will end for you.”

“But in the end we felt like something had changed … we felt like we were floating.”

The journalist recalls that all this happened in complete darkness when the pilot turned off the submersible’s searchlight.

“We didn’t want to say anything. I was like, ‘Oh my god, is it possible we escaped?’”

“So I turned to Viktor and said, ‘Okay?’ Just that.”

“His English was bad. And I will never forget that.” [como] He replied, mumbling, “Good,” in a Russian accent.

“I was ready to face anyone who panicked”

Guillen says it took them about two and a half hours to get back to the surface and those on board the launch vehicle were aware it was an “emergency situation”.

According to him, in 2000 there were only two countries that had submarines capable of withstanding the enormous water pressure France and Russia.

The journalist compared the 7.8 meter long Russian submarine Mir with the submersible Titan, which disappeared in the Atlantic last Sunday (June 18) with five people on board.

“Our dive boat had nothing to do with this luxury dive boat. I’ve seen pictures of the inside of the Titan it looks like a mansion.”

The narrow compartment had “two bench seats on each side for me and my dive buddy, with the pilot in the middle”.

“I’m afraid of water. That was hard enough for me,” admits Guillen. But he says he just couldn’t resist reporting on the site of the Titanic’s sinking.

Before the dive, the crew was briefed on what to expect on the dive boat.

“They told a true story that happened when another man had a diving crisis,” says the American journalist.

“His first impulse was to go to the hatch. Because his first instinct when he’s trapped down there is: you get up to get to the hatch that’s way above… and think that’s the way to escape.”

“This guy panicked and of course it was a disaster because the moment he does it all it takes is a bang; the water pours in it’s under great pressure: it’s like a razor blade it cuts you in half.

“I was very scared that someone would do something like this to the submersible. So I immediately became alert,” he recalls, adding that he didn’t panic — but was “ready to take on anyone else on the sub who might panic.”

“It helped take my mind off the crisis we were in — it kind of gave me purpose, a reason not to think about anything else,” he says.

“And then as a scientist I soon began to take stock in my head: how long does our oxygen last, what could we do.”

“I was thinking about how we could get out of this situation and it got to the point where I really had to admit the simple fact that there was no way out,” he says, describing the conditions as “very hostile”. .

“That’s when this voice came to mind this is how it will end for you. And I felt an almost unnatural peace.”

When questioned about the disappearance of the Titan submersible, Guillen cannot contain his emotions.

“My heart is broken for these five poor souls down there,” he says through many tears.

“I know exactly what you’re dealing with. There are simply no words for it.”

“I know what they’re going through. I pray a lot,” he ended the interview full of emotion.