Category: Nature
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Why Are These U.S. Lakes So Dangerous to Swim In? | Latitude Tales
Most people fear the ocean.Rip currents. Sharks. Storms. But some of the most dangerous water in the United States isn’t saltwater at all. In this video, we break down why you shouldn’t swim in these 6 lakes in the United States. lakes that look calm, safe, and family-friendly… yet kill swimmers every year. From Lake…
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Volcanic Debris Closes Pahoa Aquatic Center Until Further Notice | Hawaii News Now
The facility has been closed since Saturday, Jan. 24, due to Episode 41 of Kilauea’s ongoing eruption.
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Every Recorded Shark Attack in Sydney’s History | news.com.au
This is every recorded shark attack in Sydney’s history, based on available historical and contemporary records.
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Sydney Bull Shark Attacks – Shark Scientist Opinion | Shark Bytes
Shark Scientist Kristian Parton breaks down the recent shark attack cluster in Sydney and wider New South Wales In Australia. Kristian looks at the wider factors that may have resulted in this incident, and discusses calls for a state wide shark cull.
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Drowning Considered the Most Likely Cause of Death for Canadian Backpacker on K’Gari | ABC News
Preliminary autopsy results also indicate Piper James was bitten by dingoes before and after she died. See ABC News
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12-Year-Old Boy Dies In Hospital Days After Shark Attack At Sydney Beach | 10 News
The parents of Nico Antic have revealed that the 12-year-old died in hospital almost a week after being attacked by a shark at Vaucluse.
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Meet the Teen Who Miraculously Survived a Shark Attack | This Morning
Shark attacks have hit the headlines this week – with Sydney, Australia seeing 4 separate incidents in just 48 hours. But what happens in the aftermath of a shark attack? A then 15-year-old Lulu Gribbin was just waist-deep in the sea at Florida’s Seacrest Beach, when she was attacked by a bull shark which tore…
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‘Swimming Blind’: Shark Monitoring Station Offline on Central Coast | Sky News Australia
A vital shark monitoring station has been offline for five weeks, leaving the Central Coast without critical safety data. The Killcare Beach station has been offline since December 16, with the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries yet to install a replacement. The system tracks more than 2,500 tagged sharks along the New South…
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Sydney Remains on High Alert as Bullshark Sightings Continue | 9 News Australia
While beaches are expected to re-open ahead of the long weekend, Sydney remains on high alert as bullshark sightings continue uncomfortably close to shore. It comes as loved ones of the two shark attack victims ask the community to keep them in their thoughts.