Category: Nature
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Freediving with a GoPro in slowmo
“A clip of beautiful underwater clips I captured freediving off of Prince beach in Maui with my lovely girlfriend Tamara and our friend Merra.” See Brad Scott Visuals
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Mama bear saves cubs from drowning
Mama bear is in the water catching dinner when two of her cubs fall in and go over the falls. Now she has to rescue and defend, apparently. From a Brooks River falls live cam in Alaska’s Kamai National Park. http://youtu.be/NUSX1rJHieU
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Foster pup’s hidden talent: Dive 13 feet, rescue rubber duck
See for instance USA Today, WTVR and KLTV Tami Stanley fosters dogs for the Texas Labrador Retriever Rescue, and is fostering ‘Bunny,’ a brown lab. While training her for adoption, Stanley discovered the dog not only loves the water, but can hold her breath under water. “I happened to grab the toy and it was…
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Behold this GoPro video from a DJI Phantom quadcopter over Niagara Falls
Nature, you awesome! DJI Phantom – Niagara FallsWatch this video on YouTube
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Boston’s Charles River open for public swimming after 50 years of dirty water
Read Boston Herald and hear wbur For the first time in 50 years, the public was invited yesterday to swim in the Charles River. The river, which was once famous for its filth, saw dozens take the plunge near the Hatch Shell as part of the Charles River Conservancy’s first public recreational swim. “For more…
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Nude Swimmer Distracted Man While Her Husband Burglarized Him
The story from the other day, explained by these two nice ladies. Thanks for explaining our nature to us, ahem :-) Here is a guy explaining it
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George the monkey now regular guest at Mumbai pool
For the past week or so, a monkey nicknamed “George” has visited the Kalidas municipal swimming pool in Mumbai, India, showing up at around 7am to swim for about an hour or so. It created a bit of a stir at first, kids jumping out of the pool and stuff, but it doesn’t bother the…
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Underwater Music Concert Attracts Beluga Whales
See KEYC TV Recently, A Winnipeg couple put a boat on the Churchill River with a home-made underwater sound system and began performing for the whales. The couple says their hope is to bring art to the non-human world. At one time, they counted a total of 10 whales in their audience. KEYC – Mankato…