Dolphin Attacks on Swimmers in Japan

A lone bottlenose dolphin in Japan has been attacking swimmers, possibly out of loneliness. The attacks have left several people injured, with some suffering broken bones. Experts believe the dolphin is seeking human interaction due to being isolated from its normal dolphin society.

Dolphin Attacks on Swimmers in Japan

A single bottlenose dolphin in Japan is believed to be behind a series of attacks on swimmers, possibly out of loneliness. The dolphin has bitten multiple people, leaving some with broken bones. Experts believe the dolphin is seeking human interaction due to being isolated from its normal dolphin society.

Electrocution of Swimmers in Indiana

Five swimmers in Indiana were electrocuted in a swimming pool due to a 'freak accident' caused by a pinched wire on a pool pump. Two adults and three juveniles were injured and taken to local hospitals.

Controversy Surrounding Chinese Swimmers at the Paris Olympics

China's Pan Zhanle wins the men's 100-meter freestyle at the Paris Olympics amid controversies surrounding frequent drug testing and suspicions of doping cases. The issue has led to diplomatic tensions between the U.S., China, the IOC, and WADA.

Rip Currents in North Carolina

Rip currents continue to be a hazard in North Carolina with more than 150 beach swimmers rescued. Multiple deaths have occurred due to rip currents this summer, with Florida facing a high risk. Swimmers are warned to stay near lifeguards and out of high-risk zones.

Investigation into Alleged Doping by Chinese Swimmers

The House select committee on China has asked the Justice Department and the FBI to investigate reports that Chinese swimmers who tested positive for a banned heart medication were allowed to compete in the Olympics.