Category: Nature
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9-Foot-Long Shark Shuts Down NY Beach as Swimmers Try To Cool Off | PIX11 News
A nine-foot-long shark kept people who’d gone to the beach to cool off on a record-hot day from getting into the surf for about half of the day.
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Florida Alligator Attack Statistics: What FWC Data Reveals After Seminole County Swimmer’s Death | WKMG News 6 ClickOrlando
A 31-year-old Orlando woman died Sunday after an alligator attack near the Econlockhatchee River, renewing attention on Florida’s data on gator encounters. We took a look at the numbers going back to 1948, showing 32 confirmed fatal attacks prior to the June 28 incident.
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Neil the Seal Grows in Size and Fame, Prompting Warnings | ABC News
Tasmanian local Neil the seal is back in the spotlight. The five-and-a-half-year-old elephant seal has amassed a significant following on social media, but authorities have warned the public to keep their distance and allow him to go about his business.
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Kentucky Governor Announces 4 Deaths After Severe Flooding | WHAS11
Two of the three deaths in Madison County were suspected of drowning while inside a flooded basement of a home.
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Man Killed in Mexico Crocodile Attack; Orange County Couple Tried To Rescue Him | ABC7
“The crocodile had him by the thigh… he was just turning him, taking him under.” An Orange County couple says they tried to save a tourist from a deadly crocodile attack in Puerto Vallarta on Friday. See ABC7
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Alligator Bites, Kills Woman Swimming in the Little Big Econ River, Fwc Says | WESH 2 News
Alligator bites, kills woman swimming in the Little Big Econ River, FWC says
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San Clemente Couple Witnesses Deadly Crocodile Attack in Puerto Vallarta | NBCLA
They said they got a kayak to try to get to the man and help him. This video was broadcast during the NBC4 News at 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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Shark Attack Hero Shares the Story of the Terrifying Coogee Rescue | Mark Bouris
Less than a fortnight after rescuing a woman during the great white shark attack at Coogee Beach, Charlie Verco joins us to reflect on what happened. Charlie shares what he saw, the decisions he made under immense pressure, and why years of surf lifesaving training prepared him for this terrifying moment.