Cameron Zimmerman's death from jumping between rocks in gumboots has prompted a coroner to remind people of the dangers of ...

A fisherman who slipped into rough seas while jumping between rocks in his gumboots has prompted a coroner to remind people of the dangers of rock fishing in rugged and unpredictable conditions.

Two bodies have been recovered in the Indian Ocean and another is missing after three church members drowned while swimming ...

The physical toll of commercial fishing is another major factor. The job is demanding, leading to chronic pain, fatigue, and ...

Arctic sea ice extent for March set a record low in the 47-year satellite data record. Extent was below average everywhere except the East Greenland Sea. Nearly all March monthly average extents since ...

Six people have died and 39 others were rescued after a viewing submarine sank off the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Hurghada. The local governor's office said that the six people who died in the ...

The vessel went down on Thursday after setting off from the harbour in the tourist promenade area in the coastal city of Hurghada. At least six people have died and nine have been injured after a ...

CAIRO (AP) — A recreational submarine taking 45 tourists on an underwater cruise of coral reefs in the Red Sea sank off the Egyptian resort town of Hurghada on Thursday, leaving six Russians ...

Currently, over 2,800 vessels operate across the Vizhinjam South Fish Landing Centre and the Vizhinjam Fishing Harbour. During the rough sea months from June to August, vessels from other ...

After decades of nomadic land-based living, a couple decided to search for a fishing vessel that could ... stabilizers that make it easier to handle rough seas, because old trawlers tend to ...

When metal ends up in the sea, two things happen ... Marine life can more easily attach to the rough surfaces of corroded metal compared to new, smooth, polished metal. Think about climbing ...

The vessel was carrying 45 people on a coral reef tour near Hurghada, a Red Sea resort. By Rania Khaled and Lynsey Chutel Rania Khaled reported from Cairo and Lynsey Chutel from London.