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wildlife2 years ago

Close Encounter: Swimmers Brave Stranded Whale at Leighton Beach

Beachgoers at Leighton beach in Perth, Australia, were captured on video swimming alongside a giant sperm whale that had strayed into shallow waters. Marine biologist Dr. Natalie Sinclair warned that the whale's behavior was unusual and perilous, and urged people to leave the whale alone to avoid disorienting it. The whale, which had stranded itself twice in the past two days, may have been looking for a place to rest and could potentially be euthanized if it cannot get off the sandbar. Authorities have also issued a warning to swimmers about the potential presence of sharks attracted by the whale.

via Daily Mail|
#beachgoers#conservation#marine-biologist
wildlife2 years ago

Whale Wows Beachgoers with Close Encounter at Perth's Port Beach

A large sperm whale thrilled beachgoers at Port Beach, Australia, as it emerged just yards from the shore. Concerns were raised about the mammal potentially stranding, but it eventually swam away. Sperm whales typically remain offshore in deep water, diving to depths of over 10,000 feet. The whale's appearance prompted swimmers to exit the water temporarily. Sperm whales face various threats, including vessel strikes, entanglements, ocean noise, oil spills, and climate change.

via Yahoo Sports|
#australia#beachgoers#concern
wildlife2 years ago

Close Encounter: Massive Whale Thrills Beachgoers, Beaches Itself Nearby

A large sperm whale thrilled beachgoers at Port Beach, Australia, as it emerged yards from the shore. The whale's appearance generated concern that it might strand, but it ultimately swam away. Sperm whales typically remain offshore in deep water, diving to depths of over 10,000 feet. Swimmers were asked to exit the water during the whale's appearance. The largest toothed whales on the planet, sperm whales face threats such as vessel strikes, entanglements, ocean noise, oil spills, and climate change.

via For The Win|
#australia#beachgoers#concern
wildlife2 years ago

Cassowary, the World's Most Dangerous Bird, Surprises Beachgoers by Emerging from the Ocean

A cassowary, considered one of the world's most dangerous birds, surprised beachgoers in Bingil Bay, Australia, when it emerged from the ocean and shook itself off. The bird, which can stand up to six feet tall and weigh up to 160 pounds, was reported to the Queensland Department of Environment and Science. While cassowaries are generally shy and attacks are rare, they can cause serious damage if provoked. The southern population of the southern cassowary is listed as endangered, and efforts are being made to protect their habitat and reduce threats such as habitat loss, vehicle strikes, and domestic dog attacks.

via USA TODAY|
#australia#beachgoers#cassowary
wildlife2 years ago

"Beachgoers Astonished as 'World's Most Dangerous Bird' Surfaces from Ocean"

Beachgoers in Queensland, Australia were surprised when a large flightless bird, identified as a southern cassowary, swam to shore from the ocean. Initially mistaken for a turtle or shark, the endangered bird's sighting was reported to Queensland officials. Cassowaries are known to swim to cross rivers or escape threats, and it is unclear how long this particular bird was in the water or where it came from. With only about 4,000 cassowaries left in Queensland, this sighting highlights the importance of protecting these unique and endangered species.

via WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland|
#australia#beachgoers#endangered-species
wildlife2 years ago

Ocean Encounter: Beachgoers Left in Awe as 'World's Most Dangerous Bird' Surfaces

Beachgoers at a campground in Australia were stunned when a juvenile cassowary, considered the world's most dangerous bird, emerged from the ocean. Initially mistaken for a turtle or shark, the large and unpredictable bird swam to shore, captivating onlookers. Cassowaries are flightless birds found in rainforests of Queensland and Papua New Guinea, known for their size, strength, and large dagger-shaped claw. The bird's behavior is unpredictable, and it is believed to have taken to the water either to cross a river or due to a territorial dispute. The rare sighting highlights the need for conservation efforts, as cassowaries face threats such as habitat loss, vehicle strikes, and domestic dog attacks.

via Yahoo News|
#australia#beachgoers#cassowary
travel-and-leisure2 years ago

Labor Day Weekend Draws Crowds to East Coast Beaches

Labor Day weekend on Cape Cod beaches in Massachusetts saw large crowds, with high tides limiting space for sunbathers at Sesuit Beach in Dennis. The weekend offered perfect weather conditions for beachgoers, with abundant sunshine and mild temperatures. Sandy Neck Beach in West Barnstable saw dozens of campers and vehicles parked along its beach driving corridor, which is accessible to permitted vehicles.

via WCVB Boston|
#beaches#beachgoers#cape-cod
natural-disasters2 years ago

Miraculous Escape: Beachgoers Survive Terrifying Cliff Collapse

Beachgoers in West Bay, England narrowly escaped tragedy when a cliff collapsed, sending tons of rock and boulders onto the sand. The incident occurred following strong winds and heavy rains from Storm Antoni. The Dorset Council warned that rockfalls and landslips can happen at any time and urged people to use caution and stay away from the edge and base of cliffs. The area has been cordoned off, and pedestrians are advised to keep clear of the cliff top and stay updated on the tide.

via Fox News|
#beachgoers#cliff-collapse#dorset-council
tragedy2 years ago

Russian Tourist Killed by Shark in Egypt, Attacker Beaten to Death.

The body parts of a Russian tourist, Vladimir Popov, who was attacked and eaten alive by a shark in Hurghada, Egypt, were recovered from inside the predator's belly after it was clubbed to death by beachgoers. Popov was in the water with his girlfriend when the shark attacked him. The attack left many tourists stunned, with beachgoers convening when investigators caught the shark and dragged it ashore. A vigilante mob was present to brutally club the animal to death.

via New York Post |
#beachgoers#hurghada#red-sea