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January 9, 2024 by HAL
The text provides a list of various diving destinations grouped by regions like the Caribbean, Africa, Asia, and more. It also includes information on when to dive each month. Read the article
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The text consists of various diving destinations organized by region and month. It also includes sections for itineraries, collections, and browsing a map for diving locations. Read the article
January 9, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
Deep Dive Dubai, the world’s deepest swimming pool, offers a unique experience in a sunken city setting with safety measures, suitable for both beginners and experienced divers along with non-diving visitors, providing equipment and snacks. Tips for first-time divers include booking in advance, arriving early, wearing appropriate attire, listening to instructors, and enjoying the experience. […]
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) website provides information on club locations, diving lessons, membership, rules, policies, and contact details. It also offers resources on safeguarding, privacy, training events, medical forms, and member insurance. Users can connect with BSAC through social media and join the club online. Read the article
January 8, 2024 by HAL
Roughsharks are a unique family of small sharks with two large dorsal fins and broad heads. They are mostly found in deep-sea environments and are not actively hunted, but may be caught as bycatch in deep-sea fisheries. These sharks have limited research due to their scattered distribution and deep habitats, making their behavior and biology […]
The Port Jackson Shark is a type of bullhead shark first found in Sydney Harbour, Australia. They are grey to light-brown in color with a unique marking across their eyes. These sharks are nocturnal, resting in caves during the day and foraging at night, and they live in separate groups based on sex and age. […]
Porbeagle sharks are robust and agile fish found in cold-temperate waters, including UK coasts. They can grow up to 3.6 meters long and are known to travel great distances in search of food, which includes small fish and squid. Their intriguing behavior may suggest they engage in playful activities, making them a fascinating species for […]
The Epaulette Shark is a unique, small shark known for its ability to “walk” using its pectoral fins. It thrives in shallow, warm waters around coral reefs, often found in hypoxic conditions at low tide. This fascinating species can survive long periods without oxygen and is not shy around humans, showcasing a bold attitude despite […]
Electric rays are the only rays that can produce electric shocks ranging from 20 to 200 volts due to a specialized electric organ. They use these shocks for defense and hunting, ambushing prey and stunning them with electricity. The Marbled Torpedo Ray is one example found in the Eastern Atlantic, and it can produce shocks […]
The Cownose Ray is a lesser-known species of eagle ray, identifiable by its cow-like head shape and broad features. They often mistaken for sharks due to their fin visibility above water. Cownose Rays feed primarily on clams and oysters, using their powerful mouths to crush shells, and they can defend themselves with a venomous barb […]
The Common Skate is now identified as two separate species, the Flapper and Blue Skate. Both species face conservation challenges and are considered critically endangered due to unsustainable fishing practices. The larger Flapper Skate can reach lengths of up to 3 meters and is mainly found in the Northeast Atlantic, but has become locally extinct […]
Bull Sharks are formidable predators known for their aggressive nature and hunting style. They can thrive in both saltwater and freshwater, traveling great distances up rivers. They have unique adaptations to manage salt levels, allowing them to live in various environments, making them an interesting subject for scuba divers to observe. Read the full article […]
In December, there were notable shark-related stories. A megamouth shark and her babies were found dead in the Philippines, raising questions about their mysterious lives. Additionally, the silky shark showed its first case of fin regeneration after injury, highlighting resilience in shark species. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
January 6, 2024 by HAL
Greg The Divemaster and friends talk about diving in cooler months in Florida and staying warm without using a wetsuit. Read the article
Sidemount diving is a popular choice among divers, but it may not be suitable for everyone. It requires tinkering with equipment, a willingness to face challenges, a dedicated practice schedule, and a preference for standing out. Once mastered, sidemount offers a unique and streamlined underwater experience. Read the article
January 6, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
Shearwater Research launches new dive computers, Tern and Tern TX, designed for sport divers; featuring compact size, digital compass, and transmitter connectivity for up to four Swift gas pressure transmitters. With a clear AMOLED screen, user-friendly interface, and depth rated to 120 meters, these Canadian-built computers support various diving modes and come with interchangeable straps […]
January 5, 2024 by HAL
The podcast discusses the top dive destinations for 2024, offering insights for divers. Read the article
This text provides a list of destinations categorized by region, along with a calendar to indicate the best months for diving. It also includes information on contacting the travel company behind the website. Read the article
The text displays various destinations for diving, categorized by regions and months, enabling users to explore itineraries and collections of diving spots. Read the article
January 4, 2024 by HAL
The State of The Dive Industry survey aims to provide benchmarking and industry trends for dive professionals. It analyzes certifications, travel, and gear sales, comparing results to previous years and forecasting for 2024. Results will be shared with stakeholders through Scubanomics to aid in strategic decision-making. The survey is a collaborative effort supported by various […]
January 4, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
Tyler Stalter discovers a new wreck, likely the F8F-2 Bearcat near Imperial Beach with poor visibility conditions. The cockpit and engine areas of the wreck are visible, aiding in its identification as a Bearcat variant. The wreck is partially buried in sand, making photogrammetry challenging but allowing for a probable identification of F8F-2 Bureau Number […]
The text discusses the experience of filming an episode of Expedition Unknown focused on locating a crashed airplane off the coast of San Diego. The episode revolved around the XP5Y Experimental Aircraft that crashed during testing in 1953. The team worked with Orca Maritime to conduct scans with an AUV and used an ROV to […]
The Shark Trust hosted the EEA Conference 2023 in Brighton from October 18-20. The event featured a full schedule of speakers and poster presentations, showcasing important research and discussions on marine life and conservation efforts for sharks. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
January 3, 2024 by HAL
Join the DEMA Show 2024 Town Hall Discussion to learn about plans for the Formula 1 race in Las Vegas. Two sessions are set for January 9th and 11th. Share concerns, ask questions, and provide input to ensure the event’s success. Read the article
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