A baby whale followed by its mother swims within ten meters of surfers and swimmers on Manly beach, north of Sydney.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himA baby whale followed by its mother swims within ten meters of surfers and swimmers on Manly beach, north of Sydney. A breathtaking show in the video that is going around the world.
A mom with her puppy chasing each other and swimming in American waters. Surfers and swimmers stop so as not to make too much confusion and not to disturb the majestic marine animals that strangely approached the coast and then move away in colder waters.
"I have never seen a baby whale so close, it was just a few meters away, then immediately the mother came, I think the moment she realized that all those people were too close," said one of the John Martin surfers.
Humpback whale appears to be in a shark net at Manly, unfortunately. Skin-diver appears to be assisting #abcmyvideo #sharknet #removesharknets #humpbackwhale @abcsydney pic.twitter.com/CZUjtRkw1D
— Dr John Martin (@Wingtags) August 2, 2020
The beautiful images on social media show dozens of surfers watching the two whales from a distance of about 10 meters. But initially, the surfers were worried that the cub had ended up in the shark net, but luckily that didn't turn out that way.
“I think they were just swimming, it's the kind of thing you never forget,” he says again.
Images that bode well, because last week, researchers from the University of New South Wales found that returning from migration, many whales are not in good health due to loss of natural habitat and injuries to their bodies. , because they often end up in networks.
Fonte: John Martin/twitter/ The Guardian
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