Animal world
Rare case of dolphin killing a person
In 1994, the Tião dolphin, which frequently interacts with humans, attacked beachgoers in Brazil, killing one victim.
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New technology
Rescue robot, capable of quickly saving drowning people
This robot will emerge from underwater and rescue drowning people immediately after receiving a signal.
Oceanography
White humpback whale discovered, super rare creature in nature!
A group of swimmers from the charity Ocean Culture Life (OCL) had the unique opportunity to encounter an all-white humpback whale during a trip to Tonga (South Pacific).
Archeology
Strange 9,000-year-old rock art of swimmers in what is now the Sahara desert
Thousands of years ago, the Sahara Desert was not a dry, sandy land but a lush green oasis.
New technology
The drone turns into a lifesaver when it lands in the water
Drone TY-3R can help two adults float on water, has a communication range of 1.1km and operates for 10 minutes on a single charge.
Photo library
A series of real photos that deceive eyes are always suspected to be 'fake'
The photos below have made many people believe that they have been edited.
Oceanography
'Bathe desperately' kills most incoming swimmers
The underground lake at a depth of more than 900m under the Gulf of Mexico makes most animals unbearable due to its salty and toxic nature.
Oceanography
Huge octopus attacks divers on the seabed
The huge octopus used its tentacles to cling to a swimmer in Japanese waters and find a way to bite people with a sharp beak.
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6 rules to know to save yourself and save people when swimming
Knowing these bathing rules can really help us save ourselves and our loved ones.
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Athletes who swim or run: Who has a healthier heart?
Exercise, especially aerobic aerobic forms, requires a large amount of oxygen to be supplied to the muscles to work. Therefore, aerobic exercises will definitely make yo…
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The Olympic pool was still green and now began to stink
Authorities blamed everything from people to pH but there is no official conclusion yet.
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Swimming pools help fishermen break world records
American scientists point out that swimming pools and swimming lanes have certain effects on athletes' performance.
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Found the reason why the Olympic swimming pool turned green after just 1 night
The organizers announced from yesterday that the water in the tank is completely safe, but the PWTAG team did not think so.
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The advantage helps Michael Phelps equalize the Olympic's thousand-year record
Michael Phelps has the perfect body and the ability to concentrate, always working hard to win the Olympic gold medal continuously.
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Why is the Rio 2016 Olympic swimming pool changing color after a night?
Algae blooms, copper oxidation or problem water filters are speculative reasons given by experts to explain temporarily this strange phenomenon.