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Women on a kayak were found in the mouth of a whale

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At Avila Beach in California, Julie and Liz, two kayakers, found in the mouth of a large whale. The scene was filmed by another kayaker and lasted a few seconds. A whale was thrown out of the water with its mouth open to catch some fish, but instead caught the two women in the two-seater kayak. Larger whales cannot swallow large prey, as their mouth is shaped for small foods. Fortunately, No one was injured.

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