Last Updated on 24/07/2024 by wccexam Desk
A shocking video has emerged from New Hampshire, America. Here a whale jumped in such a way that it fell directly on a fishing boat. The fishing boat overturned immediately due to this jump of the whale.
According to the US Coast Guard, two people were fishing in a 23-foot center console fishing boat at Odiorne Point State Park near the New Hampshire coast. During this time, a whale suddenly came and jumped very close to the boat. After jumping, the whale fell directly on top of the boat. The entire boat overturned as the whale fell.
Two people were reported safe
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According to the Coast Guard, they received a Mayday call informing that the fishing boat had capsized due to a whale collision. After receiving the information, the Coast Guard reached the spot. However, another person fishing nearby had already rescued the two people on the boat after it capsized. Coast Guard Station Portsmouth Harbor was also alerted after the incident. No one was injured in this accident.
Saved the boat from sinking
The boat crew of Station Portsmouth said that the whale was not injured in this incident. The incident has also been reported to the Coastal Studies Center Marine Animal Hotline and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The overturned fishing boat has also been saved from sinking.
How much does a whale weigh?
Let us tell you that the size of whales ranges from 2.6 meters and 135 kilograms to 29.9 meters and 190 metric tons. The blue whale is the largest animal on earth. The sperm whale is the largest toothed predator on earth. In many whale species, females are larger than males.