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As it turns out, it was a tuna in distress, and people helped it back into the water.
But is "the strongest in 500 to 1,000 years" a bit too over the top?
Yangsan reached 42.5°C, the highest mark in more than a century.
The volcano has entered a more intense eruptive phase.
It might even be comparable to the event in 2015.
And to double last year's number.
Spain and France keep battling their huge fires.
Flare-ups remain a huge risk as temperatures rise sharply.
Levels fell again, forcing ships to navigate with lighter loads.
Over 130,000 hectares have burnt: 35,000 in one wildfire alone in Guadalajara, and now a fire South West of Madrid prompts declaration of national emergency.
The wildfire has scorched 2,000 hectares already, and it's the umpteenth breaking out amidst Europe's heatwaves.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are heavily impacted too.
Valar Atomics joins the GPU manufacturer after using helium-based micro reactor as a power source.
They want to assess whether it could disrupt Atlantic currents.
The state establishes a one-year moratorium as natural and cost concerns rise.
800 people evacuated, no casualties reported.
After being heavily impacted by the heat wave, the country faces another emergency worsened by extreme weather.
Extraordinary prevention before the heavy rain hits almost half of the country.
Agricultural production in Australia and much of Asia is likely to be severely affected by drought, whilst torrential rains are expected to ravage the Americas.
A cap on the Iberian Peninsula will boost thermometers above the 40ºC mark shortly after the "end" of the heat wave.
It's the second time in history it gets canned.
Earthquakes in the Pacific, a heatwave in Europe, and rainfall problems in Asia.
Loud on your car like bullets on tin...
Real costs and the actual footprint they leave should be disclosed publicly, according to the UN.
Youngsters try to find relief in too dangerous waters.
The country's PM believes the goal of $300 billion isn't enough for developing countries.
The north of Spain and central-northern Europe are seeing temperatures above the 40ºC mark for the first time in decades.
The country generated more than half of all new solar energy globally last year.
At around 10% of reserve capacity, the most populated city in India had to take measures ahead of a worryingly dry and warm summer.