Author: rokur
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Insane Moment Man Swims Through Crocodile-Infested River To Save Boat | 10 News+
A man has been filmed swimming through crocodile-infested waters on the Mary River in the Northern Territory to retrieve his drifting boat. The incredible moment happened at Shady Camp, an area known for having one of Australia’s highest concentrations of saltwater crocodiles. The man who filmed the now-viral vision joins 10 News+ to explain what…
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Toddler Alive After Being Declared Dead in Drowning Incident. Now, His Parents Could Be Charged
A toddler discovered in a backyard pool in a Phoenix suburb in February was declared dead before being found breathing hours later in a room that serves as the hospital morgue, according to recently released police records. Two Gilbert police officers saw possible signs of life multiple times, but the child was still taken to…
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Central Georgia Representative Bringing Free Swim Lessons to Macon After Recent Drownings | 13WMAZ
Central Georgia Representative bringing free swim lessons to Macon after recent drownings
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Affordable Aquatics: Ways To Cool off This Summer That Won’t Break the Bank | ABC15 Arizona
Arizona’s summer heat doesn’t have to drain your wallet. Community programs across the Valley offer affordable — and even free — ways to cool off and stay active.
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Man Recovers After Beaver Attack While Swimming in Lake George | MyNBC5-WPTZ
Man recovers after beaver attack while swimming in Lake George
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Why This Long Island Beach Is Closed to Swimmers for the Summer | FOX 5 New York
A stretch of Southold Town Beach, known as Lt. George R. Sullivan Beach, is closed for swimming this summer, because of problems related to storms and erosion.
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Swim Across America Motor City Mile Raising Funds for Cancer Research | Click On Detroit | Local 4 | WDIV
Interview with Patrick Weiss, Swim Across America event director, cancer survivor.
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8-Year-Old Survives Non-Fatal Drowning at Metro Detroit Swim School | FOX 2 Detroit
So many of us love the water, but we also know just how quickly it can become dangerous — even deadly. Fortunately, on Tuesday, people were on hand who knew exactly what to do.