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Scuba News
November 6, 2024 by HAL
A new study reveals that 99% of expected ocean plastic pollution is missing. While scientists found large debris areas, most plastic may be hiding below the surface. This issue is alarming as pollution continues to grow in our oceans. Divers and ocean lovers need to prioritize recycling and cleanup efforts to protect marine life and […]
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November 5, 2024 by HAL
Two scuba divers experienced a terrifying moment when a great white shark entered their cage off the western Cape Coast of South Africa. At a depth of 20 feet, the shark missed the bait and became trapped inside the cage with them. Jerry and Peter lost their air supply and had to touch the shark […]
Diving during the Ordovician period is depicted in a fascinating clip featuring Nigel Marvin. It shows a “what if” scenario of scuba diving with ancient sea creatures like Sea Scorpions and Orthocones. Although thrilling, the idea of diving back in time raises questions about extinct species that might still exist today, a concept known as […]
Sea Turtle Conservation Curaçao (STCC) is working to protect sea turtles on the island, which face threats like pollution, loss of nesting sites, and being accidentally caught in fishing gear. The presence of these turtles is crucial for maintaining healthy marine ecosystems. They help control various marine populations, which contributes to the ocean’s overall balance. […]
This post focuses on the collaboration between Brett Eldridge and Sean Twomey to explore the interiors of the wreck of the USS Saratoga. They combined photogrammetry models of various ship components, including the Combat Information Center (CIC) and the elevator shaft. Their goal was to create a visual guide for divers to navigate through the […]
A cave diver has tragically died while diving in the Sorgente del Brenno cave in Ticino, Switzerland. The diver failed to return from his dive, prompting search efforts by local police and the Swiss Speleological Rescue Service. The cave is known for its challenging conditions, including steep drops that reach depths of 68 meters and […]
Emperor Divers has formed a new partnership with Bilikiki Cruises, a well-known diving company in the Solomon Islands. This collaboration will help promote Bilikiki Cruises to a wider audience using Emperor Divers’ strong market reputation and large customer base. Bilikiki has been providing exceptional diving experiences since the 1980s and is one of the few […]
The Maritime Archaeology Sea Trust (MAST) has successfully intervened to save half of the shipwreck treasures that were going to be auctioned off in Cornwall. These items, which number 514, are significant artifacts from UK shipwrecks and represent about 50% of the Charlestown Shipwreck Treasure Museum’s collection. This collection includes historical items from Royal Navy […]
The Shark Trust’s ‘Oceanic 31’ art exhibition, which showcases works that highlight the beauty and importance of sharks and rays, is nearing its end. Currently, 27 of the 31 artworks are available for silent auction until December 7, 2024, to raise funds for the Shark Trust’s conservation programs. The auction features a variety of art […]
To enhance your scuba knowledge, the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) offers valuable videos and how-tos. These resources help new divers learn key skills and understand important safety procedures. By watching BSAC’s content, divers can gain confidence and improve their diving abilities. The videos cover various topics to support both training and enjoyment in the water. […]
Scuba diving is a global pastime that connects people from different cultures. Knowing how to say “scuba diving” in various languages can enhance your travel experience and help you connect with fellow divers. The article provides translations in 27 languages, along with useful phrases for introducing yourself as a dive buddy and common diving equipment. […]
A new children’s book titled “My Mum’s a Scuba Diver” has been released by Girls That Scuba. Written by Sarah Richard and illustrated by Elisa Varetti, the book aims to inspire curiosity in young readers about the ocean and scuba diving. It features a mother who dives as a hobby, highlighting her role as a […]
A diver died in a cave in Ticino, Switzerland, after going missing during a dive. His body was found at a depth of 40 meters, 200 meters from the cave entrance. Recovering the body is challenging due to narrow passages, poor visibility, and the need for expert cave divers. The operation requires careful planning and […]
November 4, 2024 by HAL
The Bubblemakers program introduces children to the amazing world of scuba diving. It offers a fun way for kids to explore and gain confidence in the water. This program is great for young aquaphiles and makes an ideal gift. It helps children develop skills and enjoy underwater adventures safely.
Clams are interesting sea creatures that play an important role in ocean ecosystems. They filter water, which helps keep it clean and clear. Clams are also a vital food source for many marine animals, including fish and birds. As a scuba diver, spotting clams can enhance your underwater experience and highlight the diversity of marine […]
Proper maintenance of scuba diving gear is essential for safety and longevity. Rinse all equipment with fresh water after each dive to prevent saltwater damage. Store gear in a cool, dry place and ensure everything is dry before storing to avoid mold. Regularly inspect gear for signs of wear and have important equipment serviced annually […]
The British Sub-Aqua Club has released its annual diving incident report for 2023, which documents 242 incidents in the UK, including nine fatalities. The total number of incidents reported, including those overseas, reached 355. September 2023 was noted as having the highest number of incidents, likely due to warmer weather encouraging more diving activity. The […]
Diving at Tiger Harbour in the southern Maldives offers a unique experience with tiger sharks. Ekrem Parmaksiz recently visited this renowned location to learn more about these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat. Over the past eight years, Tiger Harbour has gained popularity among divers, with many visitors eager to see the iconic tiger sharks. […]
The Sea of Change Foundation is hosting an online auction from November 1 to November 30, 2024, to raise funds for environmental conservation. Supported by sponsors like SSI and DAN, the auction will feature various adventure trips, dive gear, and unique items, many starting below retail price. Proceeds from the auction will support community-based conservation […]
Marine wildlife faces serious threats from illegal fishing, gill nets, and plastic waste. To combat these issues, it’s important to join local Sea Shepherd chapters. By volunteering, you can help protect the oceans and the creatures living in them. Activities include beach cleanups, community events, and education efforts. Together, we can make a difference in […]
Kelp forests are vital habitats for many ocean animals, providing food and shelter. Six notable species depend on kelp for survival. The giant Pacific octopus uses kelp for camouflage and as a hunting ground. Kelp crabs rely on kelp for both food and protection from predators. Sea otters, key players in this ecosystem, help control […]
Communication is vital for scuba divers, and hand signals are a key way to convey messages underwater. Divers should practice these signals regularly to keep their skills sharp. Both divers need to understand each other’s signals for effective communication. A video showcases 107 hand signals used by divers worldwide, encouraging viewers to reflect on which […]
Diveheart will present a seminar called “Building a Better Adaptive Dive Briefing” at the 2024 DEMA Show. This seminar will focus on creating effective and inclusive dive briefings for adaptive divers. Diveheart specializes in adaptive scuba diving, helping individuals with disabilities and wounded veterans gain confidence and independence through underwater experiences. The seminar will cover […]
DEMA Show is offering free, private consultations about California’s Proposition 65 for diving professionals attending the event. This law has affected many diving manufacturers and retailers by imposing strict regulations that could lead to litigation and fines. The consultations will be held in 20-minute segments with an attorney experienced in this field. It’s first-come, first-served […]
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