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The penguin named Wonder Twin got a new wetsuit to help regulate her body temperature after losing her feathers Every squad needs a wardrobe wizard to help them in a pinch. A penguin named Wonder Twin ...

Tomb Raider fans looking to prepare for Throne of Atlantis, the 2026 remake of the original game, can do so by unlocking a classic Lara look early.

Surfers may be a little warmer while catching waves thanks to an unlikely source: the totally gnarly sea otter. Researchers at MIT are currently working on new wetsuits made from synthetic otter hair.

The San Francisco firefighters who pull struggling swimmers from the Pacific Ocean were feeling quite toasty Thursday in their brand-new fire-engine-red wetsuits. “This is great,” said firefighter ...

PORTLAND, Maine — Australian scientists tested the strength of bite-resistant wetsuits by allowing sharks to chomp the materials at sea and found that the suits can help keep swimmers safe. Fatal ...

It was a crisp fall morning when I undressed in the South Ponto parking lot to get measured for a new wetsuit. Not just any suit, a 3mm “U-Zip” custom-fitted unit from AXXE Classic. Made to order in ...

How great are wetsuits? Next to long-range forecasting and commercial flights, the innovation of wearable neoprene has allowed surfers to find waves across the planet (and ride them without fear of ...

Very very occasionally, swimming or surfing humans get bitten by a shark, sometimes leading to severe injuries. One way to mitigate the impacts of a bite is to wear a wetsuit made out of protective ...

Patagonia, long recognized for its commitment to the environment, just introduced the world’s first wetsuits that are made with natural rubber from sources that are Forest Stewardship Council ...

Summer is coming to the Southern Hemisphere! In Australia, that means people will be flocking to the cooler ocean waters to get away from the climbing heat. It should come to no surprise that we share ...