Des orques prennent en chasse un grand requin blanc

They were swimming slowly, calmly. Several sharks came to see us. We were all having a great time. And then, in the distance, we realized that something was happening. We saw huge whales. Hey guys, look over there! There are two orcs swimming in our direction. They are heading straight for us. I remember that they first saw a big swimmer. We were like, is that a shark's fin? And then someone said, no, that's definitely an orc's fin. And we were like, what? And as soon as you saw the fins, you could tell that they were orcs. Orcs. Their fin was a lot larger. It was over a meter of water. For me, this was a completely unusual phenomenon. I've been surfing in this area for 30 years. And I've been fishing all along the coast. I've never seen orcs. As soon as I saw the fins, I grabbed my phone. They're over there, behind! There were quite a few, five or six, with their fins coming out of the water, making this typical orc movement. And the thing that was surprising was that they were heading straight towards us. They approached us very close to the boat. And at the same time, we saw a three-meter shark sliding along the cage and swimming towards the orcs. Skipper Kim drew our attention to the little fin that ended up in the middle of the big fins. There's a shark coming towards them! And he said, look, it's a big white shark in the middle of these orcs. After a few minutes, we realized that they weren't there by chance. The orcs weren't just passing by. Their movements were calculated. They were focused on something. That's when the orcs started to chase the shark. There's a big white shark right in front of her! It was the fin of a big white shark! She chases it! And then the chase began. We could see the shark swimming towards the boat. And this was just a few meters from us. The shark is right there! It's him! It's the shark! I think they're going to attack him! I told my colleagues, I think it's not going to end well. This shark was doomed.