Admire giant Bryde's whales hunting in Nhon Ly sea

Gia Lai - A giant Bryde's whale suddenly appeared to hunt in Nhon Ly sea (Quy Nhon Dong ward), creating a spectacular scene.

Early in the morning of July 6, photographer Nguyen Ngoc Thien (37 years old, Ho Chi Minh City) and a group of photographers followed a fishing boat leaving the shore, entering the waters of Nhon Ly, Quy Nhon, where there was a rumor that a Bryde's whale (locals call it "Mr. Whale") had appeared. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

At around 5:30 a.m., swallows flew across the sky, signaling a school of fish below. The group approached this sea area in the hope that the whale would not be far away. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

The calm sea suddenly erupted with a white column of water and a distinctive hissing sound, a Bryde's whale had appeared. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

Bryde's whales surface, circle, and snatch small schools of fish that are gathering near the shore. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

Bryde's whale (Balaenoptera brydei) is a species of whale in the family Bajaphagidae, which usually feeds on schooling fish such as anchovies, herring and sardines. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

They are widely distributed in tropical and subtropical seas, including a smaller subspecies (dwarf) living in the Western Pacific and Southeast Asia. Adult Bryde's whales are about 12-14m long, females can reach a maximum length of 15.5m, weighing 12-16 tons. Their average lifespan is about 50-60 years, with some individuals living up to 70 years. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

Photographer takes photo of giant whale from a distance. The giant whale is quite wary of the presence of boats. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

Only about 15-20 minutes later, the fish dived deep and disappeared under the water. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

The trip was not over yet. At around 3pm the same day, the whale reappeared in front of the Nam Hai Ong Lang area. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

This time, the giant whales surfaced more frequently, no longer as shy as in the morning. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

The vivid scene of a whale catching prey in the golden afternoon light was captured by a photographer. Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Thien

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