Category: Nature
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Shark Swims Near Surfers, Splashes One With Its Tail Off California Coast | ABC7
A large shark swims close to surfers off the San Luis Obispo County coast before splashing one with its tail and making a sharp U-turn.
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Shark Attack | Orient Beach Closed Indefinitely After Deadly Attack On Female Swimmer | SABC News
Orient Beach and Eastern Cape Beaches in KuGompo in the Eastern Cape, have been closed indefinitely following a fatal attack of a female swimmer by a shark. Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality, Spokesperson, Luzuko Buku, says the deceased was attacked by the shark while swimming at Orient Beach in the morning.
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Winter Garden Alligator Attack Victim Died From Leg Injury, Drowning, Medical Examiner Says | WKMG News 6 ClickOrlando
The Orange County Medical Examiner’s Office released the cause of death for a 71-year-old man killed in an alligator attack in Winter Garden. According to the report, Steven Hamilton died from blunt force injury to his left leg and drowning following Friday’s attack at Dr. Bradford Memorial Park. The manner of death was ruled an…
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‘It Happened So Fast’: Great White Shark Surprises Beachgoers In Marina | KSBW Action News 8
‘It happened so fast’: Great white shark surprises beachgoers in Marina
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Would You Swim In This Muddy River? | 9 News Australia
Swimming in the Yarra closer to the City could no longer be just a pipe dream. A group of councils, the Lord Mayor and Melbourne Water, are on a mission to clean-up the polluted waterway.
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‘It Was Intense’: Divers Describe Shark Encounter Off Pensacola Coast | WKRG
‘It was intense’: Divers describe shark encounter off Pensacola coast
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Sailors’ Story Of Survival After Whale Sinks Their Yacht | 9 News Australia
A yacht in the middle of the South Pacific was crippled not by a huge wave, but a whale. The sailors tell their story of how it happened and the moment help finally arrived after 18 hours.
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High-tech Shark Deterrence – Australia’s New Strategy For Safe Beaches | Dw Documentary
After a series of fatal shark attacks, Australia is turning toward high-tech solutions. This includes drones, smart capture systems and cutting-edge research, which — unlike shark nets — don’t harm the predatory fish.