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An imperiled open-water swimmer was rescued earlier this month after an unlikely encounter with a pod of curious bottlenose dolphins.
A Closer Look at PFC in Clothing and BARE's Commitment to a PFC-Free Approach
In the world of fashion, our attention often gravitates towards the latest trends, styles, and fabrics. However, there's a pressing concern that hides within our wardrobes, the presence of forever chemicals, specifically perfluorinated chemicals, or polyfluorinated chemicals (PFC), in our clothing. PFCs, often referred to as "forever chemicals," have gained...
Jackson Wild Nominates Maxwel Hohn Tadpole Film
Vancouver Island filmmakers Maxwel Hohn and Russell Clark’s 2020 Tadpole documentary has been selected as a noted finalist.
Deep Dive Dubai: UAE Opens World’s Deepest Pool
Plunging a dizzying 60 meters deep (196 feet), Deep Dive Dubai earned a Guinness World Record as the deepest man made dive pool in the world.
Over 4,700 Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles Sheltered in Texas
As of press time, over 4,700 cold-stunned sea turtles are being warmed in a South Texas convention center near South Padre Island.
Jill Heinerth Writes New Kids’ Book “The Aquanaut”
Jill Heinerth has written a kids book about her childhood—titled “The Aquanaut”—to inspire young boys and girls to tackle their dreams.
Global Shark Populations Plummet 70% Since 1970
Global populations of shark and ray species received a dire assessment this week, with scientists reporting declines across the board.
WATCH: Octopus Sucker Punches Passing Fish
Recent observations show cephalopods exhibiting playfully aggressive behavior not commonly exhibited in other ocean-going species.
Backcountry Santa Flies Again, Delivers Holiday Magic
Backcountry Santa is a collective of volunteer pilots that fly food and gifts to the Navajo Reservation during the holiday season.
Diver Sets Record for Longest Dive at 145 Hours
Local Egyptian diver Saddam al-Kilany made history earlier this month when he remained submerged for an incredible 145 hours
