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Scuba News
July 28, 2025 by HAL
Galapagos Aqua offers a special 15-day diving trip in October 2025. This journey includes up to 29 dives in the Galápagos Islands. Divers can see hammerheads, whale sharks, and playful dolphins. There are also land excursions to explore wildlife and volcanic landscapes. Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended for this adventure.
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July 27, 2025 by HAL
Breathing underwater is different from breathing on land. Scuba divers must use their mouths to breathe, and air supply is limited. New divers should practice good breath control and learn to avoid breath-holding. Techniques like diaphragmatic breathing can improve lung capacity and gas exchange. Slower, deeper breathing will help manage air consumption and create calmness […]
Flying rings harm seals by trapping them and causing death. A campaign is underway to stop their sale in the UK. Cornwall Council is supporting this campaign for seal protection. People are encouraged to use safer, wildlife-friendly toys instead. These changes can benefit seal populations and our marine environment.
Sidemount diving is a unique way to carry tanks. It allows better movement and balance underwater. Divers face fewer issues with tank weight on their backs. This style makes it easier to fit in tight spaces, like wrecks. Proper training and equipment are essential for sidemount diving.
July 26, 2025 by HAL
Mangrove forests in the Dutch Caribbean are disappearing rapidly. They protect coastlines and help marine wildlife thrive. These forests absorb carbon and stabilize the environment. Poor water management and coastal development are damaging them. Immediate action is needed to protect and restore these vital ecosystems.
July 25, 2025 by HAL
The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth. It covers more area than all land combined. Many unique marine species live in its waters. Scuba diving here offers amazing visibility and diverse ecosystems. It is home to beautiful coral reefs and underwater volcanoes.
Thalassa Dive Resorts in Manado and Lembeh offer excellent scuba diving experiences. Bunaken Marine Park features vibrant reefs and diverse marine life. Lembeh Strait is famous for unique macro photography, hosting unusual creatures. Bangka Archipelago showcases beautiful soft corals and abundant fish schools. Both resorts provide comfortable accommodations and friendly service, making them perfect for […]
Malta and Gozo offer amazing scuba diving opportunities. The trip runs from October 11th to 18th, 2025. Divers will enjoy warm waters and beautiful marine life. Key dive sites include the Blue Hole and WWII wrecks. This trip is suitable for all diving levels, from beginners to experts.
The Bali Sea is full of colorful coral reefs. It’s home to over 3,000 fish species. Divers can see unique marine life like manta rays and sea turtles. The waters are warm, making it comfortable to dive year-round. Visibility often exceeds 30 meters, making underwater exploration exciting.
Aquatica has created a new adapter for scuba photographers. This adapter allows Nauticam ports to fit Aquatica housings, specifically 120mm diameter types. It’s made from durable aluminum and uses a secure locking system. The adapter won’t disrupt zoom and focus features of your camera. It will be available by mid-September for about $350.
Aggressor Adventures has teamed up with the Shark Trust for shark conservation. From July 20-28, divers can report shark and ray sightings. These sightings will help researchers understand shark populations worldwide. Participating divers will contribute valuable data while enjoying their dives. This initiative highlights the importance of sharks in ocean health.
The ocean is crucial for our planet and life. It covers about 71% of Earth’s surface. Coral reefs support many marine species. The ocean also helps regulate the climate. Scuba diving allows us to explore this amazing ecosystem.
Training emails can sometimes be confusing for new divers. It’s important to read carefully and understand all instructions. Always ask questions if something is unclear. Practicing good communication helps everyone learn better. Dive training is a fun way to explore the ocean safely.
July 24, 2025 by HAL
Test your scuba diving knowledge with a true or false quiz. Questions may cover history, safety, and gear used in scuba diving. Increase your understanding of diving terms and practices. It’s a fun way to learn while preparing for dives. Join the quiz and see what you know!
Practice your diving skills by visualizing the dive before you enter. This helps you feel calm and saves oxygen while diving. Always service your regulator even if it seems fine. Reset your depth gauge to track your maximum depth accurately. This is important for safety and insurance.
Coral Restoration Foundation and Florida Coral Rescue Center released 200,000 coral larvae. These larvae came from corals rescued during a disease outbreak. They were transported and released at a site in the Florida Keys. The release involved many organizations working together for coral conservation. Efforts like this help protect the delicate coral reef ecosystem.
CeruleanAI is a new tool for coral reef monitoring. It allows users to check reef health using a camera and laptop. This saves time compared to traditional methods that took weeks. The tool is available to everyone, making coral restoration more effective. CeruleanAI helps teams know which corals are growing and where there are problems.
Some shark species can keep their body temperature higher than the water. This trait, known as mesothermy, helps them swim faster and hunt better. Key species include the great white shark and shortfin mako shark. They can adapt to colder waters, making them more effective predators. Understanding how these sharks work can help us protect […]
July 23, 2025 by HAL
Aggressor Adventures partners with the Shark Trust for shark conservation. From July 20-28, 2025, divers can report shark and ray sightings. This helps researchers understand shark populations globally. Participants also raise awareness about sharks and their role in ecosystems. This initiative allows divers to actively support ocean conservation.
Join the SSI Pro Rewards program to save money as a dive professional. You earn cashback credits for every certification issued or earned. Your first year is free, and you gain five times the rewards. Enjoy no extra fees for multiple instructor ratings and free materials. Teaching can help pay for your annual renewal fees, […]
Beginner divers must recognize several factors that affect their performance. The work environment may feel noisy or chaotic, which can overwhelm new divers. Inexperience can lead to stress and fatigue, affecting how they dive. It’s important to plan by checking mental readiness and addressing distractions. After dives, reflecting on what went well or not helps […]
Andy Torbet attended the Scoob and Snork Fest. This event encourages people to explore scuba diving and snorkeling. Activities included trying on dive gear and learning about marine life. Attendees could meet diving experts and discover local dive sites. It was a fun way to get more people involved in underwater adventures.
Scuba Diving Industry Magazine launched a new weekly video podcast series. The series focuses on dive shop owners sharing advice for success. It aims to provide relatable insights for retailers. The magazine also expanded its digital tools for dive professionals. These updates create more resources for training, events, and job opportunities in the dive industry.
PADI’s International Women’s Dive Day was celebrated in Jamestown, RI. There were fun activities, including a cake shaped like a diver down flag. Many divers came together, including women and boys, to share the experience. Diving promotes awareness of women in ocean conservation. The day highlighted the importance of community in diving, with many friends […]
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