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Nazaré, Portugal is world-renowned for the largest, most terrifying walls of water on Earth. Surfers-turned-gladiators battle the waves, and every season, rides are pushing the boundaries of progression and teetering on the mythical 100-foot wave barrie...


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We know El Niño is happening. We also know there's the potential for El Niño to create the types of conditions that powerful surf loves, especially for the Pacific.

As this El Niño cycle rolls through, we'll bring you all the action and updates as we really get going. This could be the most powerful El Niño seen in more than 50-years, so keep it here for regular check i...


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In a shocking moment caught on camera, a wild Hawaiian monk seal delivered a swift underwater reality check to a tourist snorkeling at Oahu’s famous Hanauma Bay.

And the moment was captured on camera. The humorous, yet sobering, video quickly circulated across social media with the caption reading: "Safer Snorkeling down da road. Tourist gets bitch slapped by Monk S...


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New Zealand fisherman and popular social media influencer Henry Gibbs is recovering in the hospital following a shark attack during a spearfishing trip in Fiji.

The ocean enthusiast shared photos from his hospital bed, showing severe lower-leg injuries that required four surgeries and a skin graft.

Reflecting on the ordeal, Gibbs maintained a surprisingly chill at...


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In a rather shocking display of raw power, scientists off the coast of Cabo San Lucas have filmed an orca ramming a massive sunfish at high speed, causing the strange ocean creature to instantly explode into thousands of pieces like a confetti cannon.

The remarkable underwater video was captured by Dr. Kathryn Ayres, a research scientist with the ocean-health nonprofit ...


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