Category: Nature
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VIDEO: Diver captures his swim with penguins
Ever wonder what it’s like to swim with penguins? Recent footage taken by a diver will show you! The footage, filmed by Gavin Klee, was filmed off the coast of Macquarie Island, the UNESCO Heritage Site halfway between Antarctica and New Zealand. Watch this video on YouTube See ABC6
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Killer Whales, the unlikely competitors in Norway surf contest
Orcas pass by during the semi-finals of the Lofoten Masters 2017 Surf Contest in Norway. Watch this video on YouTube
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Central New York swimming holes reveal summer not yet over
With historically high September temperatures in the high eighties this weekend, many took advantage of summer’s stubborn hold on Central New York and sought out their favorite swimming spots. Watch this video on YouTube
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The odd swimming style of plesiosaurs decoded by a robot
The plesiosaur is long extinct, but thanks to a biomechanical engineer, it has been reincarnated — as a robot. This new so-called “robosaur†reveals the secret behind the animal’s odd but powerful swimming style, which could inspire alternatives to boat and submarine propellers. See PBS Watch this video on YouTube
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Corona Del Mar Will Test Early-Warning Shark System
The system won’t stop shark attacks butt will give swimmers and surfers a heads up that a shark is near. Michele Gile reports. Watch this video on YouTube
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Swimming with Wild Dolphins on Zanzibar Blue Safari
Check out the full story at www.DiceTravels.com! Watch this video on YouTube
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Children’s Hospital Patients Swim with Dolphins to Leave Worries Behind
Anastasie Abboud, 10, suffered permanent hearing loss and still has other issues after a large statue fell on her head when she was 4 years old. She later became one of seven patients at a San Diego children’s hospital with the unique opportunity to spend one-on-one time with dolphins, leaving all their worries behind. Watch…
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Perth free-diver Julia Wheeler swims through three tonnes of rubbish in Bali
A Perth free-diver has described the ‘real life nightmare’ of swimming into approximately three tonnes of rubbish floating in the ocean. Julia Wheeler, 31, was horrified upon encountering the mass of human waste products including plastic bags, bottles, wrappers and containers that were trapping and suffocating marine life. The competitive freediver, who can reach 50m depths…