Category: Nature
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Canada Heatwave: Bears Cool Off in Swimming Pool Amid New High-Temperature Record | The Telegraph
A bear and its cubs were seen taking a dip in a swimming pool to cool off as western Canada and parts of the western United States baked in an unprecedented heatwave that saw several temperature records broken. Schools and Covid-19 vaccination centers were shut on Monday. Lytton in British Columbia broke the record for…
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Shark Attack Survivor Filled With Gratitude | NBC Bay Area
A San Francisco shark attack survivor is filled with gratitude after walking out of the hospital on the same day of the attack. Jean Elle reports.
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Bears Frolic At Busy South Lake Tahoe Beach | CBS Sacramento
Some big, hairy guests surprised swimmers at a beach in South Lake Tahoe over the weekend. The mama bear first grabbed a family’s cooler and started eating their leftovers before deciding on a family swim with everyone else surrounding them.
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Niagara Police Find the Body of a Missing Swimmer in Chippawa Creek | CHCH News
A teenager has drowned in a Niagara Falls area river over the weekend, after going to the popular location for a swim.
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Video Shows Shark Swimming in Same Area as Recent Surfer Attack | NBC Bay Area
A Bay Area man captured some drone video of a shark that was spotted swimming what looks to be pretty close to shore and near the same area as a recent surfer attack. Ginger Conejero Saab reports.
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Swimmer Attacked by Great White Shark at Gray Whale Cove | KPIX CBS SF Bay Area
John Ramos spoke to coastside beachgoers where a swimmer was bitten by a great white shark earlier in the day. (6-26-21)
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Swimming with Orcas and Whale Sharks #Orca #WhaleShark #Baja | Nautilus Liveaboards
Different seasons bring different seas. Or at least it feels this way with an entirely different Sea of Cortez between April and July. Guests on our airplane-supported mobula and orca expedition have been stunned by the sheer volume of marine megafauna encountered. From a pod of thousands of dolphins to whale sharks, giant squadrons of…