Swimming
Rare prehistoric Atlantic sturgeon washes ashore in South Carolina
A rare federally protected Atlantic sturgeon fish found in Hilton Head, South Carolina, is drawing attention from marine experts.
The Canadian brand that will make you throw away all your swimwear is coming here
Finals remain elusive for Israeli swimmers at Worlds
Israeli swimming champion takes 7th at world championships in Singapore
Stealth in schools: Fish noise reduction and the future of submarines
Fish swimming in schools create surprising stealth underwater, mimicking just one fish's noise. Research by Johns Hopkins offers insights for quieter submarines.
14 Days: Gaza war
Israeli news highlights from the past two weeks.
Gorbenko shakes off pool controversy
Israeli swimmer barely heard boos in Qatar after winning Worlds silver • Sights set on Olympic medal
From pool to podium: Swimming champion captures Israel’s spirit - comment
Anastasia Gorbenko is a swimming metaphor for the State of Israel.
Israeli swimmer Gorbenko booed as she wins silver in Qatar
A chorus of boos rained down on Gorbenko as she was interviewed by the floor presenter at the Aspire Dome pool after the race.
Jerusalem hotel gives evacuees fleeing Hamas, Hezbollah new swimwear
A Jerusalem hotel, hand in hand with a generous couple, provides swimwear for 240 children and teens.
Three swimmers' fateful encounter with Hawaii's 'Pool of Death'
Three men in Hawaii's "Queen's Bath" faced a deadly whirlpool, battling turbulent waters in their bid to reach safety. One of their fates remains uncertain.
Spanish influencer bathes in forbidden water where six people died
Spanish influencer Marina Rivera Saldaña faces backlash for bathing in a forbidden bay, angering locals and followers alike.
Ancient Roman mosaic reveals: Women wore bikinis thousands of years ago
While many think bikinis are a 20th-century invention, an ancient Sicilian mosaic shows that ancient Roman women wore them during sports.
Palestinian amputee sparks inspiration for young swimmers in Gaza
Parents bringing their children to swimming classes for the first time are surprised to see Tattar standing on two crutches.
