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Matt Bromley spends much of his time chasing waves that could kill him. It's a weird way to pass the time to some, but for surfers like Bromley, there's no other way to live.

Chris Barr went surfing at Ocean Beach and broke his neck in eight places. He was paralyzed from the down. But after a stem cell trial, Barr is walking again.

In May, the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society will undertake a difficult task. They'll search the oceans for the world's rarest cetaceans, the vaquita porpoise.

When it comes to waves of consequence, Shipstern Bluff is hard to top. It can be impossible to surf, even for the best. On April 6th, it showed what it can do.

A new study has found that rogue waves, in the Southern Ocean, at least, are far more common than initially believed. Image: Hot Spot Art

Kelly Slater and Barton Lynch have long been staples of the surfing world. So when they sit down to talk shop, it's a walk through history.

Ollie Henry is no stranger to good days of surf. It's not an easy thing to do, since finding consistent good days often requires a whole lot of foresight and travel, but when you're dedicated, it's doable.

After a young dolphin was found riddled with bullets on a beach in Louisiana, authorities are offering a $20,000 reward for information.

San Diego lifeguard Todd Rice is in need of a little help after a boat ran over him while surfing in Nicaragua. Photo: GoFundMe

Lakey Peterson is a good surfer. She's not only very good, but very consistent. Here's a workout she does that makes that consistency consistent.