A rare superpod of dolphins was spotted off the coast of East Sussex. <br /><br />The pod was spotted by fisherman Jake Davison, 27, who estimates that a whopping 500 dolphins were there. <br /><br />The amazing footage shows masses of dolphins leaping from the sea and doing pirouettes underwater, 10 miles off the coast of Eastbourne. <br /><br />Jake, a railway worker who regularly fishes in the area, said he'd never seen this many dolphins in one place. <br /><br />He said: "It’s quite a rare sighting to see common dolphins in this part of the UK and especially in the numbers we saw. <br /><br />"We estimated around 500 were present."<br /><br />Jake was moving from one spot to another when he noticed a lot of movement in the water.<br /><br />He said: "We had been fishing for a few hours filming for my Muscle Fishing YouTube Channel when upon changing fishing marks we spotted a huge commotion.<br /><br />"We saw huge amounts of dolphins jumping, chasing and swimming together and before we knew it we were in the middle of the pod.<br /><br />"They put on a huge display for us and the feeling was magical. We felt privileged to see such an occurrence."<br /><br />Jake added: "It’s believed this dolphin event happens about once a year when multiple pods meet up to feed and relocate.<br /><br />"The whole event will stay with us for life and each time I experience dolphins it’s a pleasure to have seen it.<br /><br />"You feel like you have witnessed a bit of the natural world's magic."
