In the photo below captures a 15-meter whale for dinner - throwing open the jaws of a huge, this underwater giant is preparing to close my jaw to swallow another batch of sardines. And next to it swims photographer Doug Perrine, who was lucky to be in close proximity to whales and not be swallowed.These amazing pictures were made by an amateur underwater photoshoot Doug Perrin and his partner - Brandon Cole, scuba diver off the coast of Mexico.Friends went to the Mexican peninsula of Baja for diving and observing the underwater world.During one dive off the coast of Caba San Lucas, they met a 15-meter Bryde's whales, who decided to eat another portion of sardines, and krill.Floated around a lot of hungry marlin and sea lions.Keith came quickly and unexpectedly, so that divers were completely stunned, having got into this underwater "dining room".Bryde's whales - poorly studied species, which are often mistaken for blue whales. Scientists have known about them so little that is unknown even approximate numbers of these mammals in the wild.The photographer managed to make impressive photo dinner whales at close range.