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Photo captures seal in humpback whale's mouth after unintentional swallowing.
Food mix-up began while a Blue Kingdom Whale and Wildfire Tours boat spotted birds flying over a school of fish.
Humpback then used a lunging feeding technique, where the whale opens its mouth wide and takes in small fish and water.
Instead of remaining underwater afterward, it surfaced and began opening and closing its mouth.
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