Watch: Boaters get incredible front-row seat to humpback whale feeding frenzy
"Discovery Channel, eat your heart out," whale watch boat captain said over the loudspeaker to his amazed passengers watching several pods of whales feeding just off the boat.
Watch: Humpback whale feeding frenzy
Massachusetts whale watchers were treated to an "over the top, beyond incredible" experience, according to the boat captain. They saw over 100 whales including this feeding frenzy caught on video.
PROVINCETOWN, Mass. - Whale watchers off the coast of Massachusetts were treated to a spectacular show when they encountered a pod of humpback whales at feeding time.
Video taken by photographer Ken Grille shows a huge pod of humpback whales breaching as they feed in Cape Cod Bay off Provincetown on Sept. 13. They were so close, people on board could see the insides of their mouths.
"If you’ve ever wondered what the inside of a whale’s mouth looks like, now you know," the boat’s captain can be heard saying as the boat riders watch in awe.
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Grille wrote in a social media post that the group saw over 100 humpbacks on that trip.
(Ken Grille via Storyful / FOX Weather)
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"Discovery Channel, eat your heart out," the captain joked.
Grille said the feeding was just one part of an "over the top" day of whale watching.
"Today's whale watch with Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises was over the top beyond incredible! 100+ Humpback Whales," Grille wrote in a Facebook post. "MULTIPLE groups of over 20 feeding! Even a few breaches. I think I need to go back tomorrow before this stormy weekend breaks them all up."
The boat, operated by Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises, doesn’t have a propeller, Grille noted. It sits still when the whales come around, he said.
Whale watching season in Massachusetts is from May to October when the whales migrate to Massachusetts before going back to warmer water when the weather turns cold.