Category: Nature
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99th Annual Pony Swim On Chincoteague Draws Thousands | WAVY 10 TV
The ponies got into the water around 12:45 p.m. and made the short, roughly five-minute swim without a hitch.
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What Causes Swimmer’s Itch? | WCCO – CBS Minnesota
It’s a common condition that happens most often in the summer. Swimmer’s Itch is more often found in freshwater, and we have a lot of that here in the land of 10,000 lakes. What causes swimmer’s itch? Good Question. Kirsten Mitchell found out how to treat it and how to avoid it in the first…
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Whale Capsizes Boat Off Coast Of New Hampshire | CBS Boston
Video shows a whale capsizing a boat, and sending two men into the water off the coast of New Hampshire. WBZ-TV’s Mike Sullivan reports.
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More Beaches Forced To Close Amid New Shark Sightings | Today
A rise in shark sightings very close to shore on beaches up and down the East Coast is forcing more closures just as we reach the peak of the busy summer vacation season. NBC’s Emilie Ikeda reports for TODAY.
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Hawai‘i’s Hidden Treasures: Swim Safely With Our Sharks | KHON2 News
Get ready to celebrate Shark Awareness Day on Sunday, July 14! This special day is all about learning cool and important facts about our underwater friends – sharks!
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Swimming With Sharks? How You Need To Stay Safe At Florida Beaches | CBS Miami
With recent shark attacks in Florida, CBS News Miami’s Nikiya Carrero wanted to know if we’re really seeing more incidents and what might be behind them all.
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Explore Ginnie Springs | Florida’s Hidden Gem in High Springs | Follow Me Away
Explore the crystal clear waters of Ginnie Springs, a hidden gem located in High Springs, Florida. This privately-owned paradise features seven unique springs, offering activities for all ages and interests. Whether you love swimming, snorkeling, tubing, kayaking, or the thrill of cave diving, Ginnie Springs promises an incredible adventure.
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Lions’ Record-breaking Swim Across Channel Captured By Drone Camera | New Scientist
Two lions, one missing a leg, made a 1.5-kilometre swim through crocodile-infested waters in Uganda, probably in order to mate with females See New Scientist
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Swimmer Bit By Shark In Del Mar Recovering From His Injuries | CBS 8 San Diego
DNA test results are in on the shark that bit swimmer Caleb Adams last month in Del Mar, and they confirm it was a white shark. Scientists have also determined that it was about 6-7 years old, so still considered a juvenile. But what we don’t know from those results is if it’s still hanging…