Category: Nature
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Edmonton swimming pool without salt or chlorine draws lineups
A new naturally filtered swimming pool in Edmonton is bringing in long lines of swimmers. The pool uses plants, zooplankton and granite instead of chlorine or salt to filter its emerald-green water. Watch this video on YouTube
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Man Rescues Baby Deer From Drowning in Swimming Pool
This guy jumped into action after watching a baby deer fall into his swimming pool. After running to the pool and fishing the deer out, he gently placed the animal back on the grass. In the end, the deer was completely fine and ran off to reunite with their mother. Watch this video on YouTube
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A wild California black bear swims in backyard swimming pools in Granada Hills
A wild California black bear swims in backyard swimming pools in Granada Hills Watch this video on YouTube
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Brave models swim in crocodile-infested waters for perfect shot
Photographer Ken Kiefer took several women to waters full of crocodiles in Mexico to participate in a life-threatening shoot. Kiefer was seeking to capture underwater glamour shots. Who said modeling couldn’t be dangerous? Watch this video on YouTube
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Aspiring Model Goes Swimming With The Sharks And Gets Bit
Aspiring model and college student Katarina Zarutskie was bitten by a nurse shark and dragged under. Suzanne Marques reports. Watch this video on YouTube
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White Shark Cruising Near Swimmers
A white shark swims in close to the shoreline off New Brighton State Beach, Monterey Bay as swimmers look on. Watch this video on YouTube
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Close encounter with Tiger sharks off Florida coast
Diver Bartolomeo Bove filmed wild tiger sharks at a scarily close distance during a dive off the coast of Jupiter, Florida. He described the fish as being “not shy at all.” Tiger sharks are some of the largest predatory sharks, growing to lengths of potentially five meters. Watch this video on YouTube
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Swim In Australia’s Iconic Figure 8 Pools
At Royal National Park in Sydney, Australia, you can swim in pools shaped like figure eights. The pools were naturally formed along a coastal rock shelf. They’re only accessible during low tide. Watch this video on YouTube