August 29th 2024.
Earlier today, while cruising several kilometers off the coast of Curl Curl Beach, one of Sydney's beautiful northern beaches, a group of lucky tourists on a whale watching tour boat were treated to an incredible sight. A pod of graceful Orcas, also known as killer whales, were spotted chasing a group of majestic Humpback Whales. The tour boat agency, Whale Watching Sydney, could hardly contain their excitement and took to Facebook to share the news.
In their post, the agency exclaimed, "Our minds are well and truly blown today!" It's no wonder, as this was the first sighting of Orcas in Sydney waters since 2018. The agency went on to describe the thrilling scene they witnessed, with the Orcas in hot pursuit of the Humpback whales in perfect formation. The tour boat was lucky enough to get up close and personal with the action, as the Orcas passed right by them.
The Whale Watching Sydney team couldn't help but speculate that the Humpback whales may have been protecting a calf, as they were seen closing in together. However, with all the excitement and frenzy of activity, it was hard to tell for sure. This rare sighting of Orcas so far north in Sydney is a special treat, as the last time they were spotted in these waters was back in 2018 at Botany Bay.
The agency expressed their gratitude for being able to witness such an incredible experience, stating, "We feel so lucky to have had such an amazing experience today!" It's clear that this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that the tourists on the whale watching tour will never forget. And with such a rare and exhilarating sighting, it's no surprise that the post quickly went viral, with many people expressing their awe and amazement at the stunning footage.
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