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Shark Attack or Natural Act? |
22 February 2012
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Shakira gets attacked by Cape Fur Seal |
15 February 2012
Shakira gets attacked by seal
31-year-old Columbian singer, Shakira, was “attacked” by a local Cape Fur Seal over this past weekend.
The “hips don’t lie” star is on holiday in South Africa and was taking in the beautiful coastline that Cape Town has to offer ...
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First ever photo of a shark eating another shark |
9 February 2012
If you're a shark, what could you possibly have to fear? You're the ultimate predator, the top of the marine food chain. You can swim around without a care in the world... unless another, even bigger shark is feeling hungry.
That's exactly what happened in this photo snapped by researchers from the...
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Sea bed hunting |
8 February 2012
With sea levels rising, can humans adapt to a more watery world? The Bajau people of South-East Asia live in stilt houses and fish underwater for up to five minutes on one breath. What does this do to the body?
Take a deep breath in - how long until the urge to gasp for air becomes too much...
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SeaWorld sued by whales |
7 February 2012
Five killer whales have been named as plaintiffs in a court case which argues they deserve the same constitutional protection from slavery as humans.
A US judge is considering a lawsuit by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' (Peta) against SeaWorld.
It is reportedly the first ti...
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Fisherman hitch ride on whale shark |
2 February 2012
Two fishermen have been filmed riding on the back of a seven-metre long whale shark, one of the ocean's most reclusive creatures, off the coast of Queensland.
The men were fishing for tuna with a friend off Moreton Island on Saturday when the huge beast nuzzled up to their boat.
Kalani Strid s...
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Shipwreck hunter stumble across mysterious find |
31 January 2012
Deep down on the bottom of the Baltic Sea, Swedish treasure hunters think they have made the find of a lifetime. The problem is, they're not exactly sure what it is they've uncovered.
Out searching for shipwrecks at a secret location between Sweden and Finland, the deep-sea salvage company ...
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Surfing safari |
31 January 2012
A lone elephant has been spotted surfing the beach breaks in Nuarro bay, just off the coast of northern Mozambique.
We received news of this incredibly rare sighting from Nuarro eco-lodge manager Trienke Lodewijk. The bay of Nuarro is situated on the Baixo do Pinda Peninsula in the Memba District...
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Cave divers break Australian record |
26 January 2012
After spending two weeks on their third expedition to the cave, a group of Australian divers have discovered a link between New Zealand’s Pearse River and the Nettlebed Cave system.
On one of the dives, cave diver Craig Challen surpassed their previous record from last January of 194 meters...
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Great Barrier Reef under threat |
26 January 2012
The Great Barrier Reef is on the brink of another outbreak of the coral-devouring crown of thorns starfish and Cairns tourism operators are calling on the Federal Government to support their efforts to stop the pest.
The starfish is the biggest threat to the Reef because they eat their size in co...
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