#Surfer

Viral footage shows a giant iceberg calving into Greenland waters, and launching a large, rolling wave directly at a tour boat.

Footage from Kenai Fjords National Park shows a glacier unleashing a spectacular cascade of snow and ice. Can it be surfed?

A kayaker paddled for his life, while an orca stalked him into shallow waters at Bahía Rosas, Golfo San Matías, in Argentina.

After a quiet Atlantic season, the Category 2 storm made landfall near Destin, Florida, and unleashed havoc throughout the Gulf Coast.

Homes flooded, cars were stranded, and locals literally surfed the streets as extraordinary ocean levels overwhelmed the Balboa Peninsula.

Hurricane Rachel has already flooded Laguna Beach as NOAA warns the powerful El Niño could strengthen further.

Taking performance surfing to new heights in the '70s, Bertlemann showed generations of surfers that a wave could be a canvas for almost anything.

Long Beach seawalls are getting blasted while high surf and elevated tides flood parts of Laguna Beach.

Ander Mendiguren and Zoe Jaeckin win the third Twin Fin Invitational in Zarautz.

European model guidance depicts enormous seas while NOAA warns individual waves can far exceed the average.

Welcoming over 2,200 students, the Kōkua Learning Farm is feeding Oahu and planting seeds for a brighter future.

Inside the coastal flooding on the Balboa Peninsula, where the city has declared a local emergency.

An elevated Pacific, giant runup, and tropical swell are combining to produce extraordinary coastal flooding.

Australian firefighter Mel Ismail has revealed terrifying new details of the attack that nearly killed him.

Video shows chaotic surf and storm surge while NOAA reports peak offshore seas reaching 37 feet.

From hurricane-born swells to underwater canyons that act like magnifying lenses, this is the science behind the world’s heaviest big‑wave spots.

Blair Conklin shares unbelievable footage of an estuary exploding into the Pacific in San José del Cabo.

The massive El Niño-fueled ocean pulse could raise sea levels up to a foot and amplify flooding, erosion, and dangerous surf.

Anak Krakatau’s latest eruption created two new land formations in Indonesia’s Sunda Strait.Could they eventually become new surf spots?