Category: Beach Life
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Swimmers Asked to Be Vigilant After Recent Shark Attacks | CBS New York
As we head into the weekend, beachgoers are encouraged to be vigilant in the water after recent shark attacks.
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Westport Beaches Closed to Swimming After Shark Sighting | WPRI
Beachgoers in Westport were forced out of the water following reports of a shark sighting Wednesday, according to the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR).
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Sea Lions Chase Swimmers off Beach | SBS News
Two sea lions have been filmed scattering beach-goers in San Diego before returning to the water.
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Helicopter Narrowly Misses Swimmers After Crashing Into Miami Beach | 9 News Australia
A pilot and two passengers are lucky to be alive after their stricken helicopter crashed into Miami Beach yesterday, narrowly missing swimmers as it plunged into the ocean.
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Shark Fishing Ban at Popular Beaches Over Fears Predators Being Attracted to Swim Spots | ABC News
Shark fishing will be restricted at some of Perth’s most popular beaches after local residents warned it was attracting the predators to popular swimming beaches.
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A Young Woman Has Been Mauled by a Shark at a Notorious Surfbreak Near Esperance | 9News Perth
A young woman has been mauled by a shark at a notorious surf break near Esperance. The swimmer was floating on a pool ring in the shallows when she was bitten on the torso, doctors, and nurses at the local hospital praised for saving her life.
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Sydney’s Most Polluted Swimming Spots Revealed | 9 News Australia
Residents are being told to avoid swimming at some of Sydney’s beaches after they were contaminated by stormwater and runoff.
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No Swim Advisory For Portion Of Miami Beach | CBS Miami
High levels of bacteria found in water samples from North Shore Ocean Terrace.
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Swimmers Take Dip in Ocean off Cape Cod Before Rain, Wind Intensify With Nor’Easter | WCVB Channel 5 Boston
Boaters in the region are taking a more cautious approach to the storm, which is expected to bring downpours and wind gusts that could reach 75 mph.