Nature isn't often very forgiving. In fact, sometimes it smacks you right in the face. That was the case for this kayaker who got hit in the head by a seal after it jumped out of the water. The kayaker was among a group that were paddling off the Namibian coast in Western Africa when they found ...

You never know what's going to happen in nature. Even when you think you do, a surprise can be lurking right around the corner. This diver was in the middle of filming an epic fight between a red octopus and a swimmer crab during a late night dive. After nearly a minute of fighting, it looked ...

A particularly lively seal stumbled its way into a neighborhood in Tasmania before it decided to do its own take on Goldilocks and the Three Bears, as it tried to find the most comfortable spot to sit as it celebrated Boxing Day. Nicknamed "Lou-Seal" by Tasmania Police, the adult male weighed ...

A polar bear's hunt for food isn't always an easy one. This polar bear uses some next level trickery and takes advantage of the drifting sea ice to sneak up on a seal, catching it off guard - just in time for dinner. WARNING: Some Graphic Content https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mgnf6t9VEc

(CNN) - A seal narrowly escaped being eaten by some hungry killer whales on Monday. The mammal jumped onto the back of a tour boat to escape the swarming pod of orcas. Nick Templeman, who runs Campbell River Whale and Bear Excursions, captured the moments after the seal took refuge on the ...

I'm not sure what this seal did to tick off this orca, but it probably wants a do over. The group of whales are in the Victoria, British Columbia area and are known as the T69s. The only male in the group, known  as T69C, is responsible for the insane toss of the harbor seal.

Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) is one of the most relaxing activities on the water. It's just you, the sea, and a board - unless a pod of hunting orcas breach the surface only a few feet from you in search of a nearby seal. That was the case for Dag Goering and Maria Coffey - owners of the travel ...

Most seals take their food where they can get it. Whenever they come across a meal, they're happy to indulge their craving freely - but most seals aren't Sammy. Sammy gets picky about his food. In fact, he flops out of the ocean everyday and crosses two lanes of traffic to hit up his favourite fish ...

Apparently this seal was very angry at the fisherman - who may have been trying to catch the same fish he was after. Karen Ramsay was filming the fish-chasing antics of a seal at Fishpen, Merimbula, when she caught the talented fishing seal catch it's own meal, and then go after the closest ...

Seaside strollers were lucky to capture a struggle between a harbour seal and a giant Pacific octopus on camera as they stumbled upon the fight. Things got nasty as the fight progressed off Ogden Point in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada - looking like the hard-fought battle could have gone ...

A group of fisherman went fishing off the coast of Phillip Island in Victoria, Australia, and didn’t catch a single thing. Instead they videoed an amazing nature show that turned into a sea life super party with whales, dolphins and seals that has now gone viral. Talk about being in the right place ...

Off the coast of British Columbia a killer whale just set a new world record for a seal toss. The newly crowned record holder is named T69C, and he was born in 1995. This group of whales is known as the T69s, with the lone male in the group making the spectacular kill on the harbour seal. ...

Robyn Malcolm captured an amazing scene when she photographed a fur seal "surfing" a humpback whale off the New South Wales coast. The whales were in such a feeding frenzy that she didn't realize she had captured the image until the next day. New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife whale ...