Up-Close Encounter with a Sperm Whale

@kyle.roepke filmed this massive sperm whale off the coast of Timor Leste in Southeast Asia getting an unexpected close-up of the marine mammal. The whale was seen with two young calves, guiding them between deep dives.
Sperm whales migrate throughout their lives and are found in all deep oceans. They routinely dive 2,000 feet deep, though they have been known to go even deeper.
The rake marks or scars that you see on the sperm whale’s skin are teeth marks often left by orcas, other sperm whales, and even sharks.

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[@Burgerb0y17]

breathtaking

[@Ohmega369]

They are very beautiful but could vibrate you to death with their calls if your unlucky

[@maryshkamiceli8388]

Appreciate your work / videos.
So much valuable life below the waterline that humans take for granted.

[@OceanX]

thank you very much 💙

[@AlannaSingsALot]

I hope these immense creatures rule the seas forever 💙

[@AfroNerd-cv1dl]

What a beautiful creature. If I'm not mistaken aren't they the loudest animal on the earth? If it makes noise will that kill you?

[@snowman3456]

Those scratches all over it are from giant/colossal squids

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wow

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Sea bus

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Think Moby Dick.

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Better hope it dont get lonely and start calling for some friends else you dead