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By Daily Mail Reporter. A video has captured the moment a woman was slapped in the face by a whale's tail. The woman, Chelsea, was one of a boatload of people who went on a whale watching trip off the coast of Baja California in Mexico over the weekend. The footage shows the boat get very close to the whale, who was splashing near the surface of the water. Unexpected twist: A whale watching trip went awry when the whale breached near the boat and slapped a woman, Chelsea, in the head with its tail. At one point the whale's tail careens out of the water and slaps the boat, hitting the woman who looks visibly shocked.

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This is the astonishing moment a killer whale toyed with a seal by flipping it 80 feet into the air. The transient orca was filmed using its enormous tail to punt its unsuspecting prey into the sky. The footage, captured by a filmmaker off the coast of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada, earlier this month, shows the whale flicking its tail out of the water as it swims underneath dozens of birds.