How about the job title “Wave Technician”….that’s how they describe what Paul Primus and Andrew Web do for Boise River Park. They pair are charged with changing the shape of the wave at Boise River Park to accommodate surfers or kayakers and boogie boarders. Primus is a surfer and Webb a kayaker, so they bring their expertise to the high-tech world of waves.
“One of them [medics] looked at his helmet and everyone took a sharp intake of breath. There was a huge hole in it and a rock (…)
Welcome to #UnofficialWildlife. Todays video features an Antelope juke for the ages. (…)
“Ilkka’s dream park is no one else’s dream park.” Ilkka Hannula of the Finnish ski crew Real Skifi (…)
I had no idea there was an island off Maryland where wild horse run free until I saw one kick a dude wearing a Speedo right in the (…)
Check out this footage captured by Argentinian filmmaker Juan Mayer of a group of wingsuiters flying in formation over Egyptian pyramids. (…)
What if getting rad was literally your job description? Well if you work as a cliff diver in Acapulco then getting rad gets you paid. (…)
“All of a sudden, some guy pops out from behind a tree or something – he’d been observing me. It was scary, I just was really (…)
When we posted NOAA’s official Winter Weather Forecast For 2019 / 2020 we know what some of you were thinking. You were thinking, (…)
Automatic sliding doors and bear country will always make for interesting situations. Take for instance this black bear who strolled (…)
