Kit’s hunchback swallowed a man on a kayak of coast of Chile Last week, before he quickly managed to get out of Leviathan’s mouth unharmed.
The video shows death and a scary moment from last Saturday, when Adrián Simancas was a kayak with father Dell, in Bahíji El águil, near San Isidro Lighthouse in Magellar, outside the Chilean Patagonia.
While Simancas paddled in what seemed like an inflatable kayak and whale Valid on the surface with an open mouth, swallowing kayaking.
A moment later, the tail broke the surface, and the whale’s pigeon to a deeper depth. Simancas and his yellow kayak re -appeared after the clutches of the whale jaw clutches release.
The video recorded the moment when Kajakac briefly swallowed the whale near the coast of Chile. (Credit: Dell Simancas)
Associated Press reported that Dell had recorded a moment on the video and encouraged his son to stay calm.
“Stay calm, stay calm,” his father was heard in Spanish after his son was released from the whale.
“I thought I was dead,” Adrián told AP. “I thought it was eating me, to swallow me.”
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The video recorded the moment when Kajakac briefly swallowed the whale near the coast of Chile. (Credit: Dell Simancas)
He described a few seconds of “terror” into the service of the wire, explaining that his true fear was set after re -appearance, fearing that the whale would hurt his father or that he would die in cold waters.
“When I came and started floating, I was scared that something could happen to my father, if we would not get to the shore on time or to get a hypothermia,” Adrián said.
Adrián eventually reached his father’s kayak, and both returned to the shore without injuries.
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The video recorded the moment when Kajakac briefly swallowed the whale near the coast of Chile. (Credit: Dell Simancas)
Magellansian Strait, located about 1,600 miles south of Santiago, Chile, is Main tourist attraction in Chilean Patagonia and is known for its adventurous activities.
Figid waters in the area represent a challenge to those trying to cross the strait.
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Although whale attacks on humans are extremely rare in Chilean waters, the death cases of whales from a collision with cargo ships have increased in recent years, and the layers have become a repeating question in the last decade.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
