A crewmember on board a Coast Guard ice-cutting ship got spectacular underwater sights – and sounds – of a pod of orcas swimming nearby.
and a minke whale swimming in the icy waters near the ship, even capturing one orca whale breaching through the surface. All the while, the camera recorded the whales’ distinctive calls.
“Finally got a good recording of the orchestra,” he posted on his Instagram page during one video captured on Jan. 4. A second video posted nearly two weeks later showcased the camera’s encounter with a minke whale. McMurdo research station every year to break up miles of ice thatPods of orcas were captured swimming nearby from a Go-Pro video from USCG Fireman Niall Shannon.
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