Ultra-rare shark and whale 'feeding frenzy' caught on camera off UK coast
Fin whales, which can grow to 80ft and are the quickest of all whales, and the second largest, were seen diving deep to "herd" fish and push them to the surface
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Fin whales, which can grow to 80ft and are the quickest of all whales, and the second largest, were seen diving deep to "herd" fish and push them to the surface
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Andy Tait, aboard a Sea Life Mull tour, and as it passed the north of the Isle of Coll, he managed to capture the once-in-a-lifetime image.
Amazing aerial footage captured by 3deep Aerial shows a number of dolphins swimming along the Carrick Roads estuary as well as coming up close to…
The footage shows a large number of dolphins breaching the water along Falmouth Bay in a 'feeding frenzy'