A cool video has emerged of a woman playing music to a false killer whale at the Vancouver Aquarium in Canada.

The footage, shot late last month, shows Chester, the whale, swirling in the water as a woman named Jessie plays him music from a music box pushed against the glass of his pool.

"Jessie met Chester a few months ago and fell in love," the filmer wrote online.

"She wanted to find a way to connect with the beautiful creature and entertain him. She made some music box stripes of songs she thought he might like and... HE DID!!!".

"Chester loved the music box, he only left to catch a breath on air and sang along through the glass," she added.

Chester is a false killer whale (Pseudorca crassidens). He was rescued as a calf in distress near Tofino on Vancouver island 2 years ago and was nursed back to health by the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue team. He as been deemed unable to survive in the wild thus, this giant pool is his world.

Jessie is a human (Homo sapien). Jessie met Chester a few months ago and fell in love. She wanted to find a way to connect with the beautiful creature and entertain him. She made some music box stripes of songs she thought he might like and... HE DID!!! Chester loved the music box, he only left to catch a breath on air and sang along through the glass. Jessie played for him until the aquarium closed and promised to return with more songs. Jessie has a membership to the Vancouver Aquarium and plans to visit Chester frequently with the music box.