Incredibly beautiful scene that we have here … Earlier in July, while putting in practice in South Africa for an event, professional surfer Griffin Colapinto ended up finding himself on a wave that created a moment of a lifetime, and that’s because he was riding along with a giant pod of dolphins. Prior to the Corona Cero Open that took place at Jeffreys Bay, competing surfers were doing their final practice sessions when a whopping approximately 200 dolphins popped out of nowhere. Colapinto immediately seized the opportunity, and boy oh boy, the gold he got. (RELATED: Alligator Rightfully Steals Lady’s Flip Flop After She Ridiculously Interferes With Nature) “I think the wave I had was maybe the most [dolphins] there had been on a wave… there’s, I don’t know, 30 on that wave all coming down, and they’re coming right at me,” said Colapinto to People. “I’m like, ‘Oh, these dolphins are so smart. They will know not to hit me.'” “So I was like, ‘This would be so fun to ride with them, so I just flipped it,’” he added. And it was caught on video for our glorious entertainment … just check this out. View this post on Instagram You usually only see stuff like this in the movies — this ain’t happening in real life — so kudos to Griffin Colapinto for landing this moment. And my advice to him: soak it in. Because I’m willing to guarantee it never happens again. Just pure magic.