While exploring the shallows of Seglvik, a remote village on the arctic norwegian coastline, a group of freedivers came across big schools of herrings;
Little did they know that groups of big predators were also scouting this very area, in search for food.
In fact, numerous pods of humpback whales and killer whales forage every winter into small fjords and shallows in the arctic regions of northern Norway.
The main prey they are after is the herring, a small open sea species of fish that is used to gather closer to shore between November and January during their spawning season.
Despite the low temperatures and limited visibility, the conditions offered a good freediving session; however the divers were far to expect what happened next...
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