Category: Nature
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Bodyboarder injured when dolphin hit him ‘like a bulldozer’
Read The Australian and see 7News The 27-year-old man was surfing at Bawley Point, 250 kilometres south of Sydney, when the collision occurred. “He has come over a wave and as he did so, a dolphin has come through and hit him in the pelvic area,’’ New South Wales Ambulance duty operations manager Wayne Dunlop…
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This Is What Being Attacked By A Shark Looks Like
Via Digg Caribbean Reef Shark encounter in the Western Caribbean Sea. We were Lion Fish Culling when the shark came out of no ware. It scared the crap out of me. Filmed on my GoPro 3 camera. We were in about 70′ of water when the shark encounter occurred.
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Bagpiper Meets Beluga Whale
Via Nothing to do with Arbroath This youtube link says “Bagpiper Tom Leigh plays for Juno, Naluark and Kela at Mystic Aquarium 3-12-2014. ” http://youtu.be/YaSaz7xzOBk
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Bogart the Puppy Goes Swimming
Meet Bogart, the lovable 123 pound Bullmastiff from Richmond, Virginia. Bogart will be taking part in the 12th Annual Richmond SPCA Dog Jog & 5K Run to benefit homeless pets in the area. This video is one in a series that follows the loveable puppy on his inspirational journey to better health and well-being as…
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Bottlenose dolphin asks diver for help to remove a fishing hook and line
From back in 2013, via Neatorama Keller Laros was diving off the coast of Kona, Hawaii on January 11, 2013. A bottlenose dolphin swam up to him and hovered. Laros could spot the problem immediately: there was fishing hook and line stuck in his left side. With scissors and a pliers, he carefully untangled and…
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Cameraman Justin Lyons reveals Steve Irwin’s final words: ‘I’m dying’
See Herald Sun “We stood up and said, ‘One last shot. You swim up from behind the animal and I’ll try to get a shot of it swimming away’.†“All of a sudden it propped on its front and started stabbing wildly with its tail. Hundreds of strikes in a few seconds.â€
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Scientists strap cameras on sharks to get a “shark’s eye” view of the sea
See Los Angeles Times Scientists have strapped cameras onto free-swimming sharks, capturing a shark’s-eye view of their underwater world. The footage from 14 tiger sharks, six Galapagos sharks, five sandbar sharks, five bluntnose sixgill sharks and a prickly shark is the first to be taken of sharks, by sharks in their natural environment. One clip…
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Cute Pygmy hippo baby learns to swim
Winnie the pygmy hippo, who weighs around 5kg, spends her days sleeping, eating and swimming around the exhibit’s heated pool. http://youtu.be/SDt7m5UHHEQ