When you go to the beach and see a spot with no waves, don’t come closer. This could be a rip current, which can appear randomly along the coast. These areas typically have a darker color because the water is deeper, and the surface is calmer with smaller waves. If you step into a rip current, the water can sweep you out to sea at a speed so fast that even an Olympic swimmer would struggle to swim back. Rip currents are responsible for 80% of drownings at sea.
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