Video: Humpback Whales Feeding Frenzy
July 7, 2007 @ 01:00 PM (EST)
Source: Nationalgeographic.com
In the cool oceans of Alaska, humpback whales work as a team to catch their mealu"by blowing a net of bubbles. The endangered mammals actually herd herring with a ring of bubbles, trapping them.
Then, the whales rocket to the surface, mouths open, to capture the fish...
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