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Monster Waves and the People Who Chase Them
Author Susan Casey studies the phenomenon of 100-foot waves that defy physics.
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PHOTOS: Big-Wave Surfing
Perhaps, the ultimate adrenaline rush, surf this big is always risky. "I've had stitches and broken bones, punctured cheeks, a scalped head," Laird said.
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