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WAUWZERS.Did. Not. See. That. One. Coming :)Awesome. Thanks!
Oh my!Hope they were expecting something like that or able to see it coming out of the corner of their eyes before it suddenly happened.Either that or they had one heck of a zoom on that lens.
I'd have soiled my wet suit like BP sludge!Seahorse
I have heard that despite their bulk, baleen whales are extremely conscientious of human divers and take considerable effort to avoid bumping into.If I were the camera man I would be at that instant hoping very, very hard that that particular anecdote is true.
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WAUWZERS.
ReplyDeleteDid. Not. See. That. One. Coming :)
Awesome. Thanks!
Oh my!
ReplyDeleteHope they were expecting something like that or able to see it coming out of the corner of their eyes before it suddenly happened.
Either that or they had one heck of a zoom on that lens.
I'd have soiled my wet suit like BP sludge!
ReplyDeleteSeahorse
I have heard that despite their bulk, baleen whales are extremely conscientious of human divers and take considerable effort to avoid bumping into.
ReplyDeleteIf I were the camera man I would be at that instant hoping very, very hard that that particular anecdote is true.