A diver was almost swallowed by a humpback whale off the coast of Norway on Monday.
Patrick Dykstra of Picture Adventure Expeditions was leading a tour of photographers filming killer whales when the close call occurred.
“There were a lot of killer whales feeding on herring at the time,” Dykstra told ABC News. “They were using their tails to round up a nice big ball of herring.”
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