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PHOTO: Sea Otter Holding Video Camera!

AWESOME LOL VIA – SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL Photo: Professional photographer Enrique Aguirre took this photo of an otter holding a video camera while on a tour of Elkhorn Slough aboard the Elkhorn Slough Safari Boat out of Moss Landing on Feb. 3. The otter, it is assumed, found the camera at the bottom of the … Continue reading PHOTO: Sea Otter Holding Video Camera! →

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Professional surfers have to accept the tide has turned to drug testing

I agree with this 100%. I don’t even get why major brands and boardshops knowingly sponsor certain guys who are always fing batu’d out of their brains when they’re out in the water…annoying. Oh ya, because they rip…nvm. VIA – THE AUSTRALIAN Photo: Queenslander Michael Peterson, who was one of the greatest surfers in the … Continue reading Professional surfers have to accept the tide has turned to drug testing →

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Underwater photography couple put the snap into shark bite

VIA – NEN MEDIA Underwater photography couple put the snap into shark bite Tom Brooks-Pollock November 10, 2011 A husband-and-wife photography team are making a splash with their amazing underwater snaps. Nick Robertson-Brown and wife Caroline have travelled the world to capture the wonders of the ocean – including everything from sharks to shipwrecks. The … Continue reading Underwater photography couple put the snap into shark bite →

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Tropical Storm Sean may become hurricane – East Coast #SurfReport

IA – ALL HEADLINE NEWS AHN | All Headline News | Global News Tropical Storm Sean may become hurricane Reporter: Diane Alter Location: Miami, FL, United States Published: November 10, 2011 09:43 am EST Topics: Weather, Forecast Tropical Storm Sean may strengthen into a hurricane Thursday as it moves between the U.S. East Coast and … Continue reading Tropical Storm Sean may become hurricane – East Coast #SurfReport →

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Windansea Surfers at Fundraiser Look Back on Best Waves

VIA – LA JOLLA PATCH Windansea Surfers at Fundraiser Look Back on Best Waves The Windansea Surf Club held a fundraiser Saturday at Bird’s Surf Shed in anticipation of its 50th anniversary. As part of the reminiscing, Patch asked four Windansea Beach surfers to talk about the best wave they ever caught at the break. … Continue reading Windansea Surfers at Fundraiser Look Back on Best Waves →

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VIDEO: Humpback whales are making quite a splash in Santa Cruz, Calif

VIA – MSNBC Humpback whales are making quite a splash in Santa Cruz, Calif. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy By Miguel Almaguer Humpback whales are making quite a splash in Santa Cruz, Calif. In the chilly waters, not far off the coast, a pair of the 40-ton giants … Continue reading VIDEO: Humpback whales are making quite a splash in Santa Cruz, Calif →

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Mischaracterization of surfers

VIA – VC STAR   Mischaracterization of surfers   Posted January 30, 2012 at 9:28 a.m.   Re: Colleen Cason’s Jan. 29 column, “Surfs up in senate constest”: As a lawyer, environmental activist and lifelong surfer who grew up in Santa Barbara during the historic Unocal oil spill, I was both offended and shocked by … Continue reading Mischaracterization of surfers →