Animals
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Scuba Diver Fined Over $9,000 After Swimming Too Close to Killer Whales Pod
A scuba diver in British Columbia, Canada, was fined a record 12,000 Canadian dollars ($9,250) for approaching a pod of killer whales too closely.
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