Category: Nature

Imagine surfing out in the ocean about to catch your next wave, and suddenly you see a shadow and before you know it, you are being attacked by a shark. In today’s testimonial, we are looking at one of the scariest things that could happen to you, being attacked by a shark. This story is…

“On Cape Cod this summer, shark sightings and beach closings were about as common as lobster rolls,” correspondent Bill Whitaker said. Whitaker had a front row seat to see how local scientists track every movement of the sharks, from their feeding frenzies on grey seals off the shores of the Cape to their travels up…

Dogs and their owners splashed around together in open-air swimming pool as they enjoyed the last few rays of summer sun. The ‘doggy swim day’ was held at Gourock Outdoor Pool, in Gourock, Inverclyde, for the first time ever in Scotland. Organisers were inspired by similar events which have taken place in England. Stephen McNally,…

Wildlife officials found a burmese python swimming in Biscayne Bay.

Is there more to your local swimming hole? Located in the centre of Tamworth is “Galala” – Paradise, home to “Gariya” the rainbow serpent. Marc Sutherland shares the ancient old story of Gariya. Told since the beginning of time, passed down through generations this story tells of the importance of Aboriginal Lore and care for…

PAWS Rehab in Hillsboro does a little bit of everything: underwater treadmill services, exercise therapy, puppy orientation to swimming, swimming lessons for dogs and dog dock diving.

The chances that one day you will encounter a shark are minuscule, small, shall we say, teeny tiny. And still, there are dozens of frightening myths surrounding these predators, even though most of them are misconceptions. For example, everybody knows that sharks have a very developed sense of smell that’s hundreds of times stronger than…

In Maine, we swim with the squirrels. Maine wildlife photographer Karl Ramsdell was paddleboarding across the Saco River in August when he caught a sight not many people have likely seen – squirrels swimming alongside him. “We thought we were seeing things,” Ramsdell told NEWS CENTER Maine. See News Center Maine