https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humpback_whale
One may read following points taken from an article link given at the end and answer the above question:
1. “How big is a whale?
If you have never seen a whale before, it may be hard to grasp how colossal a whale can be. Blue whales are the largest of all whales, they can reach a length of almost 100 feet and weigh over 300,000 pounds. Their tongue alone can weigh as much as a full-grown elephant!
- The body of a blue whale is so large that it can accommodate a few hundred people. However, despite its mammoth size, we need not worry about these big cubs of the ocean. They do not usually have sharp teeth to tear their prey apart.”
- “For starters, most whales do not have the kind of teeth that could break through flesh and bones”
- “Certain whale species have no teeth at all. For example, all types of baleen whales are sometimes called “toothless.” To eat their food, which is not human, they naturally have baleen plates that have evolved to catch prey such as small fish and krill. Moreover, the esophagus of these whales is not particularly large, only a few centimeters wide, meaning that a healthy human adult could not fit through.”
- “The toothy variety of whales called sperm whales are a bit of an exception. They have a large esophagus that is capable of swallowing large mammals, but their primary food sources are fish, squid, and octopus found in the deep sea. Although their gigantic persona can send shivers down your spine when you encounter them, they are generally considered harmless to humans, albeit for a different reason.
Sperm whales usually hunt about half a mile below the surface of the ocean. More specifically, a sperm whale often hunts 3,000 feet into the depths! This depth is much deeper than any human can swim, as the pressure alone would be unbearable.
Sperm whales hunt so deep in the ocean that scientists are still unsure how to find and hunt prey. In short, you need not be afraid that a whale will emerge from the depths and swallow you in a single gulp!”
“References
“Modern Jonah. Bartley died 18 years later, and his gravestone in Gloucester, UK, reads: “James Bartley – a modern Jonah.” “
“The wife of the captain of this ship wrote him a letter refuting the claims of a man who was eaten alive by a whale. She wrote, “There is not a single word of truth in the history of whales. I have been with my husband on the Star of the East all these years. There has never been a man who went overboard while my husband was in it.”
It will be unusual but it is not 100% impossible. Right?
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“Humpback whale swallows lobster diver before spitting him out”
Are there animals that can survive swallowed by another animal?
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One may reflect here on the event of Jonah-the Prophet being swallowed by a fish and then vomited on land in a very precarious condition.
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Holy War -the peaceful version- with reasons, arguments and peaceful dialogue
The News:
One will, perhaps, love to read the following:
“Holy War”: Is it Armageddon? with its ” Peaceful Version”! 1
One will be taken aback to note that Armegiddon/Armageddon is nothing like as one would have imagined or known so far. It is not to be fought with any physical and destructive weaponry and or the lethal arsenal of the day. It is peaceful and in fact, I understand, it has already started and it is sown like a seed!
It was a debate between the Pauline-Christianity (represented by Mr. Abdullah Atham) and the Second Coming 1835-1908 , that took place in Urdu language and was published then by the name “Jang-e-Muqaddas” in 1893 ( 22 May 1893 to 5 June 1893) in the then British India and has been recently translated and published in English by the name “The Holy War”:
The Holy War — A DEBATE BETWEEN ISLAM & CHRISTIANITY — Jang-e-Muqaddas (alislam.org)
Right?
From: a peaceful Ahmadiyya Muslim
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These are the days of Armageddon – the final battle between good and evil –The peaceful Version! 3
Has Armageddon already started with the advent of Second Coming 1835-1908 ?– The peaceful Version! 2
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