HUMPBACK WHALES STUN WITH RARE BUBBLE-NET FEEDING<br />WITH VID<br />By Dev Yadav<br />Witness a breathtaking natural spectacle as humpback whales put on a rarely seen feeding performance.<br />Emma Marden, 30, a deck cadet captured the jaw-dropping footage just off the coast of Reykjavik, Iceland.<br />A pod of humpbacks emerged close to the vessel just 20 to 50 meters away and began executing a coordinated bubble-net feeding, a sophisticated hunting strategy where whales blow bubbles to corral fish into a tight ball before lunging upward with mouths open wide.<br />Emma shared the crew’s amazement, quoting Safety Officer Efrem Ghirmai: “It doesn’t get any better than this!”<br />From seasoned sailors to first-time passengers, everyone onboard was left speechless by the once-in-a-lifetime moment.<br />She adds: "One of the naturalist onboard mentioned it could be a rare moment for humpback whales to bubble net feed in these waters. Which made this moment even more special."<br />One viewer commented: “This is why you always keep your camera ready at sea.”<br />Another added: “I’ve seen whales before — but never this close doing that.”<br />ENDS
