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Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Watch: Terrifying moment sharks attack diver's camera in Australia sea caught on video
QUEENSLAND, Australia – Two people diving off the coast of Australia in the Coral Sea on Monday had a shocking encounter with a group of sharks. The incident was caught on video, as a diver held an underwater camera in the turquoise water. In the video, which was posted on Monday, a shark approaches the diver as she swims around, minding her business. The camera zooms out as the shark makes a beeline for the camera. The diver starts screaming as a few more sharks approach her. First White Shark Of Season Confirmed Off New England After Dead Seal Found On Massachusetts Beach She thrashes around for a second until her friend and diving partner swims over, taking the camera from her. Dean Cropp, the friend and diving partner, holds the camera steady as the sharks circle the pair for a few moments. Video: Shark Nearly Swallows Diver's Camera During Jaw-dropping Encounter Cropp said in an Instagram post that the more his friend splashed around, the more excited the sharks got, thinking the camera was a fresh catch of food. "These Sharks actually think that she is a big predator and all the splashing means she has caught dinner," his post said. Cropp grabbed his friend's hand, inviting her to hold onto him while the sharks linger. He keeps his eye on the sharks swimming below them as his friend sticks to him. Watch: Bride Reels In Shark On Wedding Day Eventually, the sharks lose interest and swim away. "A crazy and exciting few seconds," Cropp said in his post. Cropp said his friend clung to him "like a Sea Otter" until she caught her breath. He said the sharks were Galapagos Whaler sharks. From the video, it appeared five or six sharks took an interest in Cropp's article source: Watch: Terrifying moment sharks attack diver's camera in Australia sea caught on video
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Yahoo
Undocumented migrants detained after fleeing from boat that landed in La Jolla
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Border Patrol agents apprehended 9 people suspected of being in the United States without documents after a boat washed ashore a San Diego beach and people were seen running from it early Sunday morning. The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Sea Otter crew reported seeing a 24-foot cuddy cabin-style boat near Windansea Beach in La Jolla around 5 a.m. Sunday that washed ashore and observed multiple people leave the boat and run towards the intersection of Coast Boulevard and Prospect Street. Coast Guard stops illegally chartered 'pleasure craft' in San Diego U.S. Border Patrol agents from the Imperial Beach Station responded and apprehended a total of nine undocumented people. All 9 people were transported to a nearby Border Patrol station and will be processed for removal from the United States. The boat was seized by U.S. Border Patrol. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Korea Herald
18-04-2025
- Automotive
- Korea Herald
Pedal Towards a Greener Future: DAHON-V Powers Performance & Sustainability at Sea Otter Classic 2025
MONTEREY, Calif., April 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As the world prepares to celebrate Earth Day 2025, DAHON brings a powerful message to California's iconic Sea Otter Classic: high performance and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand. At the heart of DAHON's display is the DAHON-V technology suite — a set of innovations that optimize frame stiffness and improve riding efficiency. By enhancing structural integrity and reducing energy loss, DAHON-V helps riders go farther with less effort, making cycling a smart, sustainable choice for reducing carbon footprints and promoting eco-friendly mobility. Among the standout models showcased is the Hemingway GR, a rugged folding gravel bike built for multi-terrain exploration. With wide, puncture-resistant tires, reinforced frame technology, and a focus on durability, the Hemingway GR is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure without compromising performance. It's designed to take on gravel, rocky paths, and off-road challenges, making it an ideal companion for explorers looking to ride wherever their curiosity takes them. Another key highlight is the K-Feather, DAHON's lightest-ever e-bike, integrating the innovative DAHON-V technology. This minimalist folding e-bike provides seamless pedal assist with an ultra-light frame and high-density battery tech. It offers up to 40 km of assist, and even when the power runs out, it rides effortlessly like a traditional bike — offering a sustainable, foldable solution for daily journeys. "Every pedal stroke counts in our fight for a cleaner, greener planet," said a DAHON representative. "As Earth Day approaches, we're proud to provide not only high-performance bikes but also smarter alternatives to car travel. Our bikes are designed to help riders reduce their environmental impact while rediscovering the joys of cycling." Other featured models at Sea Otter included the Mariner, UNIO E20, and Vélodon A4, each offering innovative features that combine performance and sustainability. Whether it's for commuting, weekend rides, or performance cycling, DAHON's lineup is designed with the future in mind — creating bikes that empower riders to make eco-conscious decisions every day. Though the Sea Otter Classic has come to a close, DAHON's mission continues. With Earth Day 2025 just around the corner, DAHON invites cyclists, adventurers, and eco-conscious riders to embrace the future of greener, smarter mobility with the DAHON family of folding and e-bikes.
Yahoo
18-04-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Pedal Towards a Greener Future: DAHON-V Powers Performance & Sustainability at Sea Otter Classic 2025
MONTEREY, Calif., April 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As the world prepares to celebrate Earth Day 2025, DAHON brings a powerful message to California's iconic Sea Otter Classic: high performance and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand. At the heart of DAHON's display is the DAHON-V technology suite — a set of innovations that optimize frame stiffness and improve riding efficiency. By enhancing structural integrity and reducing energy loss, DAHON-V helps riders go farther with less effort, making cycling a smart, sustainable choice for reducing carbon footprints and promoting eco-friendly mobility. Among the standout models showcased is the Hemingway GR, a rugged folding gravel bike built for multi-terrain exploration. With wide, puncture-resistant tires, reinforced frame technology, and a focus on durability, the Hemingway GR is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure without compromising performance. It's designed to take on gravel, rocky paths, and off-road challenges, making it an ideal companion for explorers looking to ride wherever their curiosity takes them. Another key highlight is the K-Feather, DAHON's lightest-ever e-bike, integrating the innovative DAHON-V technology. This minimalist folding e-bike provides seamless pedal assist with an ultra-light frame and high-density battery tech. It offers up to 40 km of assist, and even when the power runs out, it rides effortlessly like a traditional bike — offering a sustainable, foldable solution for daily journeys. "Every pedal stroke counts in our fight for a cleaner, greener planet," said a DAHON representative. "As Earth Day approaches, we're proud to provide not only high-performance bikes but also smarter alternatives to car travel. Our bikes are designed to help riders reduce their environmental impact while rediscovering the joys of cycling." Other featured models at Sea Otter included the Mariner, UNIO E20, and Vélodon A4, each offering innovative features that combine performance and sustainability. Whether it's for commuting, weekend rides, or performance cycling, DAHON's lineup is designed with the future in mind — creating bikes that empower riders to make eco-conscious decisions every day. Though the Sea Otter Classic has come to a close, DAHON's mission continues. With Earth Day 2025 just around the corner, DAHON invites cyclists, adventurers, and eco-conscious riders to embrace the future of greener, smarter mobility with the DAHON family of folding and e-bikes. This Earth Month, let's ride light, ride smart — and ride for the Earth. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE DAHON Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
17-02-2025
- Yahoo
Search suspended for kayaker who went missing near Mission Bay
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — The search for a man who went missing while kayaking near Mission Bay has been suspended, according to an update from the U.S. Coast Guard Monday morning. The Coast Guard stated in a news release that crews suspended their search around 5:30 p.m. Sunday after surveilling a nearly 460-square-mile area over 52 hours without success. Photos: Crews pull first pieces of crashed Navy plane from San Diego Bay; safety warning issued The search for the missing man began Friday afternoon after San Diego lifeguards found an overturned kayak about 500 yards west of the Mission Bay entrance channel, which separates the neighborhoods of Mission Beach and Ocean Beach. According to authorities, the kayak appeared new without signs of use but was broken in half. An investigation later revealed that the kayak belonged to a man who left Mission Bay around 11:45 a.m. Friday. The last ping from the man's phone was detected around 1:48 p.m. that afternoon, south of the Mission Bay entrance, authorities said. After considering environmental factors, the probability of survival and the absence of signs of the missing kayaker, the search was suspended in a mutual decision among local agency partners. Transgender man found dead in New York field endured repeated acts torture: police Numerous resources were used in an attempt to locate the missing kayaker, including helicopters and Coast Guard vessels such as a 45-foot response boat-medium and the cutter Sea Otter. The Coast Guard was assisted by city lifeguards and the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department. Anyone with further information is encouraged to contact Coast Guard Joint Harbor Operation Center watchstanders at (619) 278-7013. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
