Login
Username or email address *
Password *
Remember me
Log in
Lost your password?
No products in the cart.
Scuba News
June 22, 2020 by HAL
The latest issue of Shark Focus Magazine dives into why sharks are vital to marine ecosystems. It features stunning shark photography and explores scientific findings about their importance. Other topics include the reclassification of the Zebra Shark and tips for aspiring shark photographers. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Read more »
Tagged
June 18, 2020 by HAL
Matthew Holton, a UK diver in training to become a PADI DiveMaster, shares his scuba journey and experiences with UK diving. Read the article
June 14, 2020 by HAL
Jill Heinerth, a Canadian cave diver, underwater explorer, writer, photographer, and filmmaker, discusses her scuba journey, exploration of caves, diving within an iceberg, and a lava tube in Lanzarote. More insights from her are expected in upcoming episodes. Read the article
June 8, 2020 by HAL
2020 was remarkable for various ocean-related events and discussions, including Boaty Mc Boat Face, pocket sharks, and CITES. Read the article
May 29, 2020 by HAL
Becoming a Divemaster or an Instructor involves specific requirements, best practices, and the needed personality and experience. Read the article
May 28, 2020 by HAL
The text discusses the SunFish, an innovative underwater robot that revolutionizes underwater mapping and exploration using artificial intelligence. It features insights from caver and robotics designer Vickie Siegel and Stone Aerospace CEO Bill Stone. Read the article
May 16, 2020 by HAL
World-class diver and physician Doug Ebersole answers the top 10 medical questions about diving. Read the article
May 1, 2020 by HAL
This episode discusses sharks, featuring an interview with shark expert William McKeever, author of “Emperors of the Deep.” For more information about McKeever, the book, or sharks, visit the provided website. Read the article
April 29, 2020 by HAL
The Flapper Skate is a species of ray commonly found in colder waters. This guide helps divers identify the Flapper Skate by providing details on its appearance, size, and distinctive features. Understanding how to recognize this species encourages better appreciation and conservation of marine life. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
The Blue Skate is a unique species of ray found in coastal waters. They have a distinctive body shape and coloration, making them relatively easy to identify. Observing their habitat and behavior can enhance a diver’s experience while underwater. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
The Rough Longnose Dogfish is a type of shark known for its unique appearance. It has a long snout and can be identified by its distinct body shape and coloration, which helps divers easily spot it underwater. This shark is often found in deeper waters, making it an interesting species for scuba divers to observe. […]
The White Ghost Catshark is a unique species of shark known for its distinctive appearance. It can blend in with its surroundings, making it harder to spot while diving. Understanding its features helps new divers recognize this fascinating creature in the ocean. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
The Mouse Catshark is a small species of shark often found in muddy or sandy seabeds. They have distinctive features like a flattened body and a pointed snout. Divers can spot them by their unique coloration and patterns, making it important to learn their identification for better understanding and conservation of ocean life. Read the […]
The Iceland Catshark is a unique species identifiable by its slender body and dark spots. Scuba divers can spot these sharks in deeper waters around Iceland, typically around 100 to 400 meters deep. They are essential to the local ecosystem and offer exciting opportunities for divers interested in studying marine life. Read the full article […]
The Smalleye Catshark is a small species found in deep waters. It has unique features like large eyes and dark spots on its body. These sharks are typically harmless and play an important role in the ocean’s ecosystem. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
April 27, 2020 by HAL
Join the 2.6 Challenge, which begins on April 26, to support charities affected by event cancellations due to Covid-19. People of all ages can choose an activity that relates to the numbers 2.6 or 26, like running, yoga, or even home activities, to raise awareness and funds. This is a fun opportunity to get active […]
April 24, 2020 by HAL
The Sandy Ray ID Guide helps divers and ocean enthusiasts identify sandy rays, which are important creatures within their marine ecosystems. Recognizing different ray species aids in their conservation and understanding their role in the ocean. This guide is part of a larger effort to promote awareness and protection for all ray species. Read the […]
April 23, 2020 by HAL
Deep Sea Mining and the Coronavirus. The perpetually nascent deep-ocean mining industry could affect marine life. Working together can minimize impact. Read the article
April 22, 2020 by HAL
The Bigeye Thresher Shark is a unique species known for its large eyes and long tail. It can reach up to 16.5 feet in length and is often found in deep waters. Scuba divers should look for its elongated body and identify it by its distinctive features, such as its big, round eyes and long, […]
Zebra Sharks are known for their unique looks and habits. As pups, they have dark brown bodies with white stripes, which help them mimic venomous banded seasnakes for protection. Adult Zebra Sharks are tan with brown spots, often found resting on sandy seafloors during the day and hunting molluscs, crabs, and shrimp at night around […]
April 17, 2020 by HAL
This episode highlights positive diving behaviors. Read the article
April 3, 2020 by HAL
During a trip to Florida before the pandemic, the writer observed common behaviors among divers worldwide and felt compelled to advise against them. Read the article
March 12, 2020 by HAL
In the Ocean Lovin’ 2020 series, experts discuss the mating behaviors of Sea Angels and Hagfish. Read the article
March 6, 2020 by HAL
SCUBA diving training has evolved over time with changes in teaching approaches, distinctions between confined and open water instruction, instructor roles, and inclusivity for people with disabilities. Read the article
Join our mailing list for new Scuba Divers!
Learn all the things they don't teach you in class.
