Parrot loves ocean

Thousands gathered at Ocean Beach in San Francisco, turning the shoreline into a massive human message.

On March 28, 2026, protesters formed a 600-foot banner reading “TRUMP MUST GO NOW,” targeting Donald Trump’s second-term policies.

The beach has become a recurring canvas for bold statements — proving how public spaces can amplify voices in powerful, visual ways.

Michael Packard , a 56-year-old experienced lobster diver, lived through a moment that sounds like something out of a movie . While diving about 6 meters deep off the coast of Massachusetts , he was suddenly swallowed by a massive 15-meter humpback whale .

“I was completely inside; it was all black, and I thought I was going to die,” he recalled . For around 30–40 terrifying seconds , he was trapped in darkness, unsure if he would ever make it out.

Then, just as suddenly, the whale surfaced and spat him back out into the ocean . Miraculously, Packard survived with only a dislocated knee , escaping what could have been a fatal encounter.

He managed to swim back to his boat , shaken but incredibly grateful to be alive . The unbelievable incident quickly gained attention, as it felt like a real-life version of an ancient sea story .

His experience is a reminder of how unpredictable and powerful nature can be —and how, sometimes, survival comes down to pure chance and a little bit of luck .

No Kings protesters in San Francisco have formed a massive human ‘Trump must go now!’ sign on Ocean Beach.

In his eyes lie galaxies, oceans, and tiny dried fish.