Thousands of people died during the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami after they wandered to look at the withdrawing waves.

At the same time, a second high tide forms on the opposite side of the Earth due to the inertia of the water. Between these ...

Images show the body of water looked like it had been drained. But as Hurricane Ian approaches, a storm surge can make the tide rapidly rise. Tampa Police Department ...

Johns Hopkins University is researching pistachio tides in the Magothy River to identify where and when the bacteria blooms ...

Red tide is particularly difficult to stop because a solution would need to remove K. brevin and the toxin it releases into both the air and the water without negatively impacting the ecosystem.

Red tide occurs when a microscopic alga occurs in a high concentration in the water. In the Gulf of Mexico, Karenia brevis, or K. brevis, is the species to blame.