Humpback Whales and Their Feeding Behavior

The video follows Rick as he observes humpback whales feeding by spraying water and using bubble nets. He encounters a school of giant tuna and narrowly escapes being caught in the whales' feeding frenzy. The video highlights the importance of maintaining a safe distance from these protected marine animals.

What action do the whales take to sift for prey?

• They spray water through their mouths.

• They dive deep into the ocean.

• They jump out of the water.

• They swim in circles.

What alerts Rick that the whales are about to dive for feeding?

• The presence of other marine animals.

• The movement of the boat.

• The slapping jaws and slashing whales.

• The sound of the ocean waves.

What almost traps Rick during his encounter with the giant tunas?

• Bubble nets.

• A whirlpool.

• A fishing net.

• A school of dolphins.

How does Rick manage to escape the bubble nets?

• By pulling away quickly.

• By calling for help.

• By diving deeper.

• By swimming faster.

What surprises Rick during the close encounter with the humpback whales?

• A narrow miss by a third whale.

• A school of fish surrounding him.

• A sudden change in water temperature.

• A whale jumping over him.

What does Rick observe about the tunas and bait fish?

• They are hiding in the coral reefs.

• They are jumping out of the water.

• They are moving towards the humpback whales.

• They are swimming away from the whales.

What is the closest Rick has been to being swallowed by a whale?

• When he was caught in the bubble net.

• When he was on a boat.

• When he was diving with dolphins.

• When he was swimming near the shore.