<p>Jake Williams and his coworker were lucky enough to kayak with a humpback whale off the coast of Seacrest Beach in Florida.</p><p>Williams and his coworker, Jake Ritch</a>, were having a normal work day until they spotted something about half a mile offshore. Williams and Ritch paddled out until they were about 200-300 yards from the whale, and it was then it decided to pop out of the water and Ritch started to film. This report</a> says the whale was circling underneath the two coworkers for more than ten minutes, leaving Williams with " the best experience of my life."</p><p>Humpback whales are</a> typically spotted</a> in places like the Gulf of Mexico due to their migration patterns. According to this report</a>, they are known to begin migration in March from warmer waters back to places like the coast of Iceland due to the abundance of food there. Credit: Jake Williams via Storyful</p><br />
