Calvin made it to drinking time.

Somebody out there deserves to be recognized.

And the men's room knows just who it is.

So to you, say bottoms up sailor

You're the toast of our shot of the day

The time it is as usual we had to see drink desk and Stephen Thorell Hill, as usual, we head to Zee Drink Desk.

And Stephen Thrill Hill Hill to find out who we're toasted.

Yes indeed, and today we toast a group of tourists in Australia.

Now, the tourists in question, they were on a whale watching tour that was following a known pot of orchas and that's

when they realized the pot were chasing something underwater. Well it turns out to

orchas they were chasing a pot of sperm whales. The sperm whales they

fended off the attack by forming what they call a rosette circle.

That's a defense move where the whales huddled together with their tails pointed outwards

and that way they keep the youngest and the most vulnerable tucked in the middle.

However, over a period of 90 minutes, the orchas would not be dissuaded.

Several orchas would dive dead to the center of this thing over and over.

And each time they dove, the water turned red.

And we get red again.

And obviously, the tourists, they were appropriately

horrified and fascinated as nature displayed

its brutal beauty. But the assumption, of course, was a. horrified and

fascinated as nature displayed this brutal beauty, but the assumption of course was that the calf was being ripped apart and that's what everyone was left believing

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