Category: Nature
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7-Year-Old Is Attacked by Shark During 1st Ocean Swim
7-year-old JJ Sousa was swimming in the ocean for the very first time in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, when he was attacked by a shark and was left with a gaping wound on his hand. 20-year-old Bryce Albert was on spring break in Palm Beach when a 6-foot blacktip bit his arm, resulting in nearly 150…
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Massive Gator Gets Trapped on Lanai Before Taking a Swim in Family’s Pool
Tim Kelly had quite the surprise Friday morning when he heard growling while getting his morning cup of coffee. He turned around to see a massive alligator — between 7 and 9 feet — on the lanai of his Pinellas County home.
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Web Extra: Bull Shark & Alligator Swim Side-by-Side
Here’s a sight you don’t see everyday. Gray Vinson took this video of a bull shark and alligator swimming in the Indian River
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Swimmer Survives Shark Attack at Merimbula Beach
A swimmer has survived a shark attack at a popular South Coast tourist spot. The 63-year-old woman was left bloodied and covered in bite marks. Surf lifesavers say she was swimming with friends when the predator bumped her in the back. More details: http://7news.link/3qGzGeM
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Sharks Swimming Near People at Bondi Beach, Australia
Drone captures sharks swimming with swimmers at Australia’s famous Bondi Beach.
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Swimming with Blue Sharks in Wales
Never in a million years did I think I would get an experience like this in UK waters 😍 Watch and see what happened! 🦈
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Teen Swimmer Killed by Most Venomous Marine Animal
A 17-year-old boy has died a week after being stung by a box jellyfish on a beach in Queensland, Australia. The teenager was swimming on Feb. 22 near Bamaga, at the tip of the Cape York Peninsula, when he was stung, CNN affiliate 7News reported. He was taken to a hospital in Townsville, 600 miles away,…
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The Native American Legend Lurking In Lake Okanagan | Boogymen | Shiver
In the depths of Lake Okanagan, a monster known as “Naathik”, described as a 10-15 meter long serpent, has been sighted on and off since the 19th century. The Native American Syilx people have long documented its existence and residents report constant sightings. Discover one of Canada’s oldest and most enduring legends.
