After a $1.6 billion investment and years of hard work, the Seine River, which was once heavily polluted, is now clean enough for swimming for the first time in over a century. The city has also invested in three public swimming locations.

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Drone captures its own rescue

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Juliakins attacked by swan!

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How a small 1m waterfall can generate a recycling hydraulic that can trap a life-jacketed swimmer

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In Switzerland, particularly in cities like Bern and Basel, some people utilize rivers as a unique way to commute home, especially during warmer months. They swim or float downstream with their belongings in waterproof bags, taking advantage of the river's current.

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A Dive into Crystal Clarity

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Dragon boat race training

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How Athletes Train For Red Bull Cliff Diving

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A retired underwater operations soldier jumped in to save a life, and his speed left onlookers speechless

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They are both traveling over the water so smoothly

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Diver loses consciousness after 78m dive

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The Tonca is an event in Trento, Italy, where every 19th of June a ceremonial jury sentences the local politician that committed the year's worst blunder to be locked in a cage and dunked in the river

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The world's first jetsuit race