Category: Nature
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Large school of sharks in the shallows of a popular swimming location
A large school of Bull Sharks was captured by drone at Sun Fox Sand Bar near North Stradbroke Island today (10th May 2020)…
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Woman drowns after petting alligator
The AP’s Jeffrey Collins reports a story that gets stranger with each sentence: a woman in South Carolina who was doing someone’s nails, went outside after spotting an alligator, petted it, then got pulled into the water and drowned while saying “I guess I won’t do this again.†Read BoingBoing
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Horse Rescued After Falling Into Covered Swimming Pool In Chester County
A horse was rescued after falling into a swimming pool that was covered in Chester County. Crews rescued the horse in the backyard of a home on Hunt Club Lane in Malvern. The horse is no longer trapped. See CBS Local
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Swimming with Salt Water Crocodiles
The American crocodile is capable of moving between salt, estuarine and freshwater environments. Mostly fish feeders, there are a few places where you can get underwater with them; notably Mexico’s Chinchorro Banks
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First known Swimming Dinosaur just discovered. And it was magnificent
A rich horde of fossils from the Sahara has revealed that the largest known predator to ever walk the Earth was also a superb #swimmer, overturning the common view that dinosaurs were terrestrial beasts. The predatory #Spinosaurus, which could grow up to 23 feet (7 meters) long, had a broad, paddle-like tail that behaved more…
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Swimming with electric eels
Electric eels can generate up to 600Volts, and have the power to stop a horse’s heart! That being the case, swimming with them is a nervy experience. Some might say shocking… From ITV’s Fierce
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Dolphins Swim In Normally Busy Waters In Turkey
A few dolphins were spotted swimming in the normally busy Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul, Turkey on April 21. Marine traffic has slowed in the area because of the lockdown to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Predators Swim In The Super-Clear Waters Of South Brazil | VR 360 | Seven Words, One Planet
In South Brazil, chemical compounds on the river-bed create impossibly clear waters that are home to a diverse host of life. Stay in and explore the biodiversity in this calming landscape.