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March 12, 2024 / May 27, 2024 by HAL
“As thrilling as any tale from the heroic age of exploration. … Bound’s account is a triumph. The storytelling is piano-wire taut, the writing saturated with polar moodiness.” ― Sunday Times The inside story of how the Endurance, Ernest Shackleton’s legendary lost ship, was found in the most hostile sea on Earth, told by the expedition’s Director […]
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March 12, 2024 by HAL
Test your knowledge with a Jellyfish Quiz to earn a subscription discount. Read the article
The Marine Biological Association (MBA) in Plymouth celebrates 140 years of bio-breakthroughs, highlighting studies from micro-organisms to apex predators. Seven Nobel Laureates have researched there, including discoveries related to nerve-cell signaling. The MBA houses the Continuous Plankton Recorder Survey, shaping scientific understanding of ocean health and climate change impacts on marine life. Commended for its […]
A new deep-sea worm species, Pectinereis strickrotti, was discovered near a methane seep off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. The worm moves in a wavy pattern like a magic carpet, has feathery appendages for swimming, and is blind but likely has a keen sense of smell and touch. Its large jaws hint at mystery […]
Bonaire, a popular dive destination, is ideal for both beginners and experienced divers with its protected marine park, diverse marine life, and shallow shore dives. The island offers opportunities to spot unique creatures like frogfish and seahorses, while the west side has reefs and critters, and the east side offers encounters with larger marine species […]
Recent discoveries about the megalodon reveal it was much larger than previously thought, not resembling great white sharks. New research challenges past estimations, suggesting the megalodon was twice as big. The extinction of the megalodon may be linked to radiation from a supernova. It likely had a different appearance with a shorter nose and longer […]
No small boats were observed fishing in designated areas. The report includes detailed counts and radar screenshots, showing no fishing activity in the monitored zones for the day. Read the article
A marine science expedition took place from February 18th to 26th along Thailand’s west coast with 29 scheduled dives and a British marine biologist, Gavin Miller, as a guest. Read the article
March 12, 2024 / March 11, 2024 by HAL
Phoenix Training and Safety Diving Academy aims to lure and keep the interest of young divers by providing educational materials and a positive atmosphere during training sessions like drills and exercises. Read the article
March 11, 2024 by HAL
SSI has introduced a new Computer Diving specialty course aiming to familiarize divers with dive computers’ features and safety benefits, including pre-dive planning, nitrox settings, and digital logbooks. Read the article
The text discusses horrifying incidents in deep ocean diving involving saturation diving hazards and encounters with Humboldt squid, highlighting the dangers faced at extreme depths. Read the article
Scuba Diver magazine now charges monthly for the latest digital issue, offering a free trial. Previous digital editions and print copies are available for free. Issue #83 covers underwater photography awards, Apeks’ 50th anniversary, a documentary on Jill Heinerth, medical insights on diving, travel features on Cyprus, Turks and Caicos, the Philippines, Indonesia, and France. […]
Scientists in New Zealand discovered around 100 new ocean species during an expedition to the Bounty Trough. The expedition, part of the Ocean Census project, collected samples from depths of up to 4,800 meters. The team found new species of fish, molluscs, corals, and more. The specimens will be studied to confirm the new discoveries. […]
PADI collaborated with the Colombian government to create an official Diving Guide showcasing the country’s underwater wonders, aiming to promote safe and sustainable diving practices. This guide is now widely available for free, highlighting the successful partnership between PADI and the government. Read the article
Nemo Diving Center and Fourth Element Dive Gear partner to promote ocean positivity and conservation. Read the article
DAN’s Dive Safe Officer course helps diving professionals understand and mitigate hazards and risks. The course covers technical, liability, and medical issues as well as emergency planning, safety monitoring, and more over a 40-hour period. The Dive Safety Officer’s role is to assist in mitigating risks in dive operations, but ultimate safety responsibility lies with […]
DAN developed the Dive Safety Officer (DSO) course to help diving professionals understand and mitigate risks in dive operations. DSOs assess, advise, and monitor safety, but the ultimate responsibility lies with the owner or manager. The 40-hour course covers hazard identification, risk assessment, occupational health, emergency planning, and more. Read the article
Explorer Ventures has upgraded the staterooms on the Black Pearl Explorer liveaboard, offering Queen Masters and Deluxe Seaview options for a more comfortable diving experience in Palau. The vessel meets high industry standards for safety and speed, catering to divers exploring Palau’s diverse marine life. Guests can choose from different trip itineraries, including unique spawning […]
Researchers found a large maerl bed in Cornwall, vital for fighting climate change. Read the article
March 11, 2024 / March 12, 2024 by HAL
In diving, the choice between warm and cold water can impact gear, training, and comfort. Key factors for cold water include drysuits and thicker wetsuits. Warm water requires less thermal protection but may involve extra exposure protection due to marine life such as jellyfish. Warm vs. cold water diving also differs in dive locations and […]
The fear of sharks is common, but statistically, the risk of being attacked by a shark is low compared to everyday activities. Educating oneself about sharks can help manage and overcome this fear through controlled exposure and understanding. It is suggested to live life to the fullest while being cautious regarding the fear of sharks. […]
Monitoring report on small fishing boats in the Vaquita Refuge areas showed no activity except for one boat. Radar observations detailed total number of boats and activities for the day. Read the article
The UN World Oceans Day 2024 event will focus on the theme “Awaken New Depths,” emphasizing the need for urgent change in how we interact with the ocean. The event, scheduled for June 7th, will explore topics like Science & Innovation, Biodiversity, and Indigenous Knowledge. There will be a Photo Competition hosted by DPG as […]
March 10, 2024 by HAL
The 2024 turtle nesting season has begun, with loggerheads being the most common species encountered during dives. South Florida hosts green sea turtles, making it a prime spot for encountering these marine animals. Read the article
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