Its a poo-nado, a poo-nami, or just a poo-storm. Whatever you want to call it, its a rare underwater event that most people would do their best to avoid. Not Canadian photographer Keri Wilk. Last year, he was diving with giant sperm whales off the coast of Dominica when he witnessed the massive whale evacuation. He wasnt just an onlooker, he was caught up in the massive movement. Wilk says hes seen whales poo before, but never like this. The mammal created a swirling storm of excrement by flipping on its side and flapping its tail. Wilk says it looked like a defence response thats never been documented before, Sort of like an octopus would release ink to confuse and distract a predator. - Katfish, Dave and Amal
Posted on: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 12:30:52 +0000
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