Category: Nature
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Jacob’s Well: Popular Swimming Hole Is Still Struggling, Despite Recent Rain | KXAN
Jacob’s Well used to be a great spot for people to jump into the spring fed water to cool off, but low water flows forced officials to close it to swimming for the first time in the summer of 2022. It has remained closed for swimming since.
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Spearfisherman Dies After Shark Attack at Kennedy Shoal | 9 News Australia
There has been tragedy in Far North Queensland, with a spear fishermen killed by a shark in waters on the Great Barrier Reef.
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Killer Kern: Why Do People Enter the Kern River Despite Warnings? | Bakersfield Now
Memorial Day weekend marks the start of the busy season along the Kern River, where thousands of people head to cool off as temperatures rise. But officials warn the river’s inviting appearance can hide dangerous conditions that have claimed hundreds of lives over the years. See Bakersfield Now
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Shark Joins Bondi Beach Swimmers for Morning Dip | 9 News Australia
Early morning swimmers have welcomed another member to their club at Bondi Beach, with a shark swarming the group.
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Man Fatally Attacked by Great White Shark | 9 News Australia
A 38-year-old man has been fatally attacked by a great white shark off Rottnest Island.
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Southeast Texas Documentary Highlights Great White Sharks in the Gulf | 12NewsNow
A Southeast Texas wildlife journalist highlights the possible return of great white sharks to Gulf waters in a new documentary.
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Surfing with Orcas in the Deadly Bering Sea | Fielder Films
A scene from “Return to the Bering”, the sequel to our award winning film “Island X”. Surfers Noah Wegrich, Pete Devries, Mark McInnis and Alaska surf exploration legend Josh Mulcoy set out deeper into the Bering Sea to investigate rumors of perfect waves.
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Crocodile Swims In Front Of Two Models During Photoshoot | Inside Edition
A giant crocodile swam right in front of two models during an underwater photo shoot. Kimber Kiefer says she was with her husband Ken, a professional underwater photographer, shooting pictures with another model when the crocodile calmly swam up to them. Crocodiles are known for their long powerful jaws, sharp teeth and terrifying death rolls.…
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How Many Sharks Are There In Sydney Harbour? We Reveal The Numbers | 10 News
After four shark attacks in 48 hours, the NSW Department of Primary Industries launched a shark tagging blitz in Sydney Harbour. 10 NEWS+ reveals the results, which experts say paints a picture of whether the number of bull sharks in Sydney Harbour are increasing.