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The article discusses the orca's ability to swallow a human, clarifying that, in theory, a large whale approximately 18 meters long could pass a slender human body through its throat. However, such an event is extremely rare and considered highly unlikely. The study confirms that the chances of this happening are almost nonexistent, as whales typically search for squid and fish using echolocation, and they have a narrow throat that does not allow a human body to pass through. Additionally, if a person were to enter a whale's mouth, it could result in serious injuries or suffocation before reaching the stomach, which is made up of four chambers and lacks air, making it impossible to survive inside. Therefore, whales usually expel bodies rather than swallow them, and the likelihood of this occurring is very rare.
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