Here’s where Florida ranked on Whitley Law’s list of the states where it’s most dangerous to swim and tips for identifying and escaping rip currents.

Most dangerous U.S. states for swimming in natural bodies of water To find the most dangerous states for swimming in natural waterways, Whitley Law Firm analyzed public CDC data on unintentional ...

The ocean's depths harbor dangerous fish equipped with venom, sharp teeth, and electric shocks. Stonefish inject venom ...

The odds of being fatally bitten by a shark are 1 in 4.3 million. Yet many people still live with galeophobia (a fear of ...

The newspaper reported that “America is depleting its invaluable reserves of groundwater at a dangerous rate,” with 45 percent of water wells ... is the most influential force on the planet.

Sharks have a reputation for being some of the most fearsome predators in the ocean. The sight of a great white’s gaping maw ...

If you're one of the millions who suffer from thalassophobia (i.e. the intense fear of deep bodies of water such as the ocean ... been found in the years since, most of it is unconfirmed to ...

A man who went swimming in Isabella Lake this weekend wasn’t so lucky. Rescue crews found a missing body in the lake after he swam without a life preserver.

Every May, on Cooper's Hill in Brockworth, England, daredevils chase a Double Gloucester cheese down a steep slope in the world's most dangerous ... and the thuds of bodies hitting the ground.The ...

This outcome concludes the plan change process and ensures that the region’s most exceptional water bodies – including aquifers, lakes, wetlands, rivers and estuaries – will receive the ...

These blooms are most common in natural water bodies where nutrient levels are elevated, often due to agricultural runoff or wastewater discharges. This rapid growth is called an algal bloom ...