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Zeke Lau Makes the Most of Hurricane Nolo in Hawaii (opens the original)
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When Nature gives you something, you gotta make do. And when “making do” is this much fun, you’re in a good spot. Photo: YouTube//Screenshot When Hurricane Nolo began making its way across the ocean, it looked as though it was going to take a close swipe at Hawaii. The islands have seen considerable damage from a variety of storms in the last few years, so residents were bracing for impact. Of course, Hawaii is full of people who love to play in the ocean, so there was a bit of hope kicking arou
Davis Blackwell Is a Madman on a Bodyboard (opens the original)
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Davis Blackwell is not afraid to go full send. Photo: YouTube//Screenshot The bodyboarding world is full of insane people doing insane things solely for the sake of doing them. They’ve quietly opened the doors to a whole slew of waves that surfers wouldn’t even sniff at. Davis Blackwell is one of those people. Most every heavy, slabbing wave in Australia was first ridden by a bodyboarder. From Cyclops to Shipstern Bluff, they’ve paved many roads. “To tell you the truth, boogie boarders found ‘em
El Niño Could Create a Kelvin Wave That Affects the Entire Planet (opens the original)
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Big Sur under stormy skies that will likely be a familiar sight this winter. Photo: Unsplash El Niño events can be good for surfers. It’s pretty simple: bigger storms make bigger waves. But good waves are just a silver lining to a climate pattern that can be very, very destructive. This year’s so-called “Super El Niño” is already breaking records, and the waves have come with it. But it’s not just surfable waves a powerful El Niño makes — it’s Kelvin waves, too. And those pack a real wallop. A p
Rotting Whale Carcass Shuts Down Perth Beach and Attracts Sharks (opens the original)
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The whale carcass attracted plenty of people… and plenty of sharks. Photo: YouTube//Screenshot A popular beach in Perth, Australia has been closed after a washed-up whale carcass began attracting sharks. City Beach, a wonderful little suburb on the beach in WA, is a place full of ocean-goers. It’s got its own competitive surf lifesaving club, and the waves there get halfway decent when the stars align. Western Australia has always been sharky, however, and when a whale carcass is floating around
Bezos Earth Fund Grants Over $25 Million for Ocean Conservation in Pacific Islands (opens the original)
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One Foot Island, a small island on the Aitutaki Atoll in the Cook Islands, South Seas, South Pacific Ocean. Photo: Unsplash The planet is in trouble. Real trouble. We’re demolishing nature at an astonishing clip, but recently about 625,000 square miles of ocean got a load of protection cash from a surprising place: Jeff Bezos. Jeff Bezos is a very rich man. I’m of the firm belief that you cannot become a billionaire and be a good and moral person, but even bad people can do good things. And the
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