Category: Nature
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Why the Fantastic Grandmas Are Swimming With Sea Snakes
Some people take it easy when they retire. Others, like a group known as the Fantastic Grandmas, swim with venomous sea snakes off the coast of Lemon Bay, New Caledonia. The women collect data and take photos of the fascinating creatures for researchers at the University of Caledonia. The information has led to a much…
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Swimming With An Angry Humboldt Squid! | Deadly 60 | BBC Earth Kids
We take a dip and swim with the Humboldt squid.
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EU Swim Project Promotional Video
Promotional video created for EU SWIM project. It is a cross-border research programme for developing a system for live bathing water monitoring.
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Chad & Bert’s Quarantine Prawn & Chicken Pasta
We want to see fewer home workouts and more home cook-ups, like this Quarantine Speciality cooked by Chad & Bert Le Clos.
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The Deadliest Swimming Hole | Colossal Mysteries
Jacob’s Well in Texas is one of the best places to swim on a hot day, but below the water’s surface lies a dark and dangerous network of caves that are so deadly, the spot’s been labeled one of the most dangerous diving spots on Earth. So, what exactly makes the underwater caves of Jacob’s…
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Woman swimming along the beach never noticed the manatee behind her
I was hoping this woman swimming along the beach yesterday would see the Manatee but she never did. It’s probably just as well because even if she knew what it was, for most people there is a moment of panic before their brain processes the information when a manatee startles them. The 3 people at…
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Coronavirus: Minneapolis to shut down beaches, waterparks for entire summer
There will be no hanging out at the beach or outdoor water parks in Minneapolis this summer. The Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board has decided that due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, it’s shutting down its outdoor aquatics facilities for the entire summer. This includes beaches at lakes including Bde Maka Ska and Lake Harriet,…
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Swimming with Poisonous Rough Skinned Newts
Below the waters of even the most murky of woodland ponds dwell one of the worlds most poisonous animals, the Rough Skinned Newt. These Pacific Northwest amphibians have knobbly backs, bright orange bellies, and excrete a poison 10,000 times more toxic than cyanide that is similar to that of the infamous Japanese Puffer Fish or…