Big, Bad, Dangerous - Creatures In The Open Water Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Over the last few years, many juvenile Great White Sharks have populated the shallow waters in Huntington Beach, creating a stir among surfers, SUP paddleboards and wind surfers who flock to the Southern Californian beach. During his completion of the 5
Imagine the scenario and the implications… It is late at night. It is dark out in the ocean. The swimmer is feeling good, gradually making her way across the channel. Then…BOOM! She is hit. Hit hard like being slapped with a thick piece of wood. She experienced a shark encounter. No one saw the shark coming: not her pilot, not her crew, not her
During his completion of the 5 Oceans (a marathon swim in the Atlantic, Arctic, Southern, Indian and Pacific Oceans), recent International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame inductee (Honor Swimmer) Lewis Pugh had to study and carefully prepare for various creatures that could be of potential harm to him and his crew. Below are 10 of the most potentially
Dangerous Creatures For Open Water Swimmers Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. During his completion of the 5 Oceans (a solo marathon swim in each of five oceans of the world: Atlantic, Arctic, Southern, Indian and Pacific), Lewis Pugh had to study and prepare for creatures that could be of potential harm. He came up with these Big 7 in
