Whale of a time! Incredible moment two Beluga whales greet a paddleboarder and playfully swim underneath him
- Levon Drover was paddling off the coast of Ingonish, Nova Scotia on July 5
- That’s when he spotted two Beluga whales swimming right underneath his board
- He later went underwater and the whales peacefully floated by as he filmed
- Drover, a wildlife photographer, said the experience was one of the best he’s had
One wildlife photographer couldn’t believe his luck when he went out paddleboarding in Canada and was greeted by two Beluga whales.
Levon Drover was paddling off the coast of Ingonish, Nova Scotia on July 5 when he saw the whales right underneath him.
The playful whales were happily swimming with each other right near the surface of the water.
Wildlife photographer Levon Drover was paddling off the coast of Ingonish, Nova Scotia on July 5 when he saw two Beluga whales swimming right underneath him
The playful whales were happily swimming with each other right near the surface of the water
‘Hi guys!’ Drover excitedly shouts to the whales as he holds up his GoPro camera to capture the incredible sight. ‘What are you guys up to?’
‘Woo, woo!’ he then exclaims, clearly excited by the rare experience.
The whales happily continue to blow bubbles around the water as they play, and soon Drover decides to join them.
Drover later took his GoPro and went underwater so he could join the whales for a swim
They peacefully float by him through the water together and let Drover get close, unfazed by the camera
He takes his GoPro underwater so he can get a better look at the whales.
They peacefully float by him and let Drover get close, unfazed by the camera.
Drover later said swimming with the Beluga whales was one of the ‘most incredible experiences he has ever had’.
He said that he could feel the whales’ intelligence just by looking them in the eye.
Drover later said swimming with the Belgua whales was one of the ‘most incredible experiences he has ever had’
Drover even said that he could feel the whales’ intelligence just by looking them in the eye
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