Category: Beach Life
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‘Mother Nature Is Relentless’: Pensacola Lifeguards Encourage People to Use Caution | WKRG
Lifeguards from Baldwin County to Panama City Beach have been kept busy this season, as rip currents put swimmers in distress.
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Seven Dead From Rip Currents at Panama City Beach | NBC News
Seven people are dead within nine days from rip currents at the Panama City Beach in Florida. Rip currents have caused 55 deaths in the U.S. this year, according to the National Weather Service. NBC News’ Guad Venegas reports.
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Hammerhead Sharks – And a Bear on Gulf Coast Beaches This Past Weekend | WWLTV
Hammerhead sharks were near boaters and swimmers in Orange Beach, while a bear – yes, a bear – was spotted on the beach in Destin.
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Watch: Bear Shocks Florida Beachgoers by Swimming Out of Ocean | New York Post
A black bear was spotted swimming next to people on a sunny day at a crowded beach in Destin, Florida, on June 11. Footage taken by Chris Barron shows the bear walking out of the ocean next to beachgoers. Chris Barron told Storyful the bear was swimming right beside his 12-year-old son and Chris’s brother.…
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Humans at Some California Beaches Are Swimming With Great White Sharks 97% Of the Time, Study Reveals | ABC7
The study looked at 26 beaches along Southern California and found great white sharks were mainly focused at two hotspots so-called aggregation sites at Del Mar and Carpinteria. At the two hotspots, Rex found that people in the ocean at these aggregation sites are close to sharks 98% of the time. Sometimes just yards away.…
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Places to Go for a Swim in Northeast Ohio | WKYC Channel 3
Many outdoor pools are open for the season and ready for swimmers across Northeast Ohio. 3News has compiled a list of places to go for a swim in Northeast Ohio. Check out some of the pools, waterparks, beaches and quarries you must visit this summer when looking for a place to cool off in Northeast…
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Hundreds Turn Out for Montrose Harbor Swim Club | ABC 7 Chicago
Chopper 7HD spotted a couple of hundred people out for the first ‘Friday Morning Swim Club’ of the year.