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Pod of whales scares sailor into uncontrollable laughter

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MUST WATCH: Whale pod emerges from the water in Seward, Alaska over the weekend! The video is priceless and so is the man's reaction.


That guys reaction and laugh is PRICELESS! LOL!





They are bubble net feeding. A big bunch of them circle around below the water blowing bubble which floats the little fish to the top then they open their mouths and rush to the surface gathering the little fish in their mouths the push the water out through the baleen in their mouths which keeps the fish in. Boats are required to stay 100 yards from the feeding humpback whales, however the whales are liable to surface anywhere. The circling gulls usually mark where they are feeding. They could easily upset a boat. Some surfaced close to our boat and it is quite a surprise and a great picture op if you can keeps your wits about you.






Pod of whales scares sailor into uncontrollable laughter :)
Posted by Boat / Fishing : Best Video on Wednesday, July 8, 2015



WARNING: Graphic language
SEWARD, Alaska – A whale pod gave a sailor in Alaska a surprise of a lifetime.
A man sailing along the Alaskan coast was overcome with joy when a pod of whales emerged from the ocean, just feet away from his boat.
Bradley Rich and his friend Tony Flanders were fishing off the coast of Seward, Alaska on Monday when they received a amazement of a lifetime.  About a dozen whales surfaced and nearly knocked over their boat.
“I hear them…. Oh My GOD! They’re right in front of us!” Rich screams before breaking out in uncontrollable laughter.
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