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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
Every week, ships disappear in the ocean without a trace, and they're not just recreational vessels, according to Casey's research. Large freighters are actually consumed by the ocean a couple of times each month.
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