Judging from the large number of seabirds in the video, there are a large number of fish schools here, and whales also show their tails from time to time, diving and preying in this area, but I don't know that they have now entered people's field of vision. According to expert analysis, this is a juvenile Brucella whale. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, but dare to swim in shallow water.
The reason why brucellosis whales are difficult to find.
Among cetaceans, Brucella is generally about12m long, and its population is mainly distributed in tropical and temperate waters. Brucella is also a carnivorous whale, which feeds on sardines, eels, herring and mackerel.
In Brucella whale population, they don't like to integrate large group activities, and generally act alone or in groups of 2~3 whales. It has been found that the largest population consists of 12 Brucella whales. Brucella whales are generally difficult to find because they don't like to float on the water often.