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Scuba News
September 23, 2024 by HAL
Garmin has introduced the Fenix 8, a new dive computer that also functions as a wristwatch. It is made with durable materials, including options in stainless steel and titanium. This device is depth rated for scuba diving up to 40 meters and supports both air and nitrox diving up to 40%. Features include an AMOLED […]
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At Meridian Adventure Dive Resort, Fatur plays a vital role in housekeeping. He ensures that every guest experiences comfort and satisfaction during their stay. Fatur has a background in maintaining cleanliness, beginning his career at a hotel while in college. His passion for detail has contributed greatly to the resort’s welcoming atmosphere, essential for divers […]
The NHS is seeking public feedback regarding the use of hyperbaric chambers in England. These chambers help treat conditions like decompression sickness, which can occur in scuba divers. The consultation aims to understand the needs and opinions of divers and health professionals about these treatments. Findings from this feedback will help improve support for diving-related […]
September 22, 2024 by HAL
An uncontrolled ascent can be a serious issue while scuba diving. In a recent incident, a diver was seen acting strangely underwater. On investigation, his buddy found that his weight belt had fallen off, causing him to ascend rapidly. Fortunately, the buddy was able to prevent potential decompression sickness and used a DSMB to signal […]
Sharks need to sleep just like other animals, but they have unique adaptations for it. Many sharks must keep swimming to get oxygen, so they can use a special type of sleep called unihemispheric slow-wave sleep. This allows one half of their brain to sleep while the other half stays aware of their surroundings. Different […]
The Similan Islands are a top destination for scuba diving, known for their rich marine life and excellent visibility. The best time to dive here is usually between November and May. Divers can expect to see vibrant coral reefs and a variety of fish. It’s important to know that the islands are a protected area, […]
The Fifth Think Pink Photo Competition is ending soon, with submissions due by September 27th at 11:59 PM EST. This contest, hosted by Dive Photo Guide, encourages photographers to share their best pink-themed underwater photos. Fees for entry range from $15 to $50, with proceeds supporting breast cancer research. Contest winners will earn trips to […]
The 45th annual Discovery Diving Co. Treasure Hunt will take place on October 5, 2024, at Radio Island Rock Jetty in Beaufort, North Carolina. This fun event aims to raise money for the Mile of Hope Children’s Cancer Event and Divers Alert Network. Divers will search for brightly colored oyster shells hidden in the water, […]
September 21, 2024 by HAL
Greg The Divemaster and his friends share their experiences on a day trip in Key West with the DiveGod. They also introduce a new breakfast treat related to scuba diving. This fun outing highlights the joy of diving and enjoying the underwater world. It’s a great way for divers to connect and share their love […]
Choosing the right wetsuit for diving isn’t an exact science but there are key factors to consider. First, think about the water temperature and your tolerance for cold. You can use a wetsuit thickness chart to help decide on the right thickness. The time you spend in and out of the water and your performance […]
Diving in Canada offers unique experiences, especially in the Thousand Islands region. A dive club recently explored this area and found it unforgettable. They dove with Brockville Adventure Center, which provides excellent opportunities for divers. The natural beauty and diverse underwater life are highlights for those looking to dive in Canada. Read the full article […]
A team of squid displayed their impressive inking skills in a video taken by the Nautilus ROV. This event occurred while the crew was retrieving the ROV in open water. The squid were drawn to the lights of the ROV, and they released ink not just in black but in various colors. This ink forms […]
September 20, 2024 by HAL
EFR provides a guide with resources for instructors to support their teaching and business growth. The document includes articles on skill and business development, plus marketing tips to help instructors stand out. It caters to EFR instructors of all experience levels, from beginners to trainers. For further assistance, instructors can reach out to their regional […]
Knowing how to save your buddy while scuba diving is crucial. Divers should practice emergency skills regularly, like sharing air and using their buddy’s gear. It’s essential to stay calm and follow procedures if an incident occurs. Training and preparation can make a big difference in emergency situations. Always dive with a buddy and make […]
Chris Mullen is a passionate underwater photographer and scuba instructor based in Vancouver Island. His love for photography started in the UK, but diving in Australia and New Zealand propelled him into underwater photography. He is captivated by the diverse marine life in the cold waters of the Pacific Northwest, which provides a wealth of […]
Dive watches are essential tools for scuba divers, providing safety and timing functions underwater. A good dive watch should have a water resistance rating of at least 200 meters, a rotating bezel for tracking time, luminescent markers for visibility, and durability against saltwater and pressure. Seiko and Citizen are two respected brands offering high-quality dive […]
In October and November 2024, New Zealand will host risk management seminars focused on diving safety. These seminars will cover real incidents and best practices for safe diving. Certificates of excellence will be awarded to PADI members. All PADI members can attend, making it a great opportunity for new divers and experienced professionals alike. Bring […]
Scuba diving regulators are intricate devices that play a crucial role in diving safety. They reduce high-pressure gas to a safe level and deliver it to divers. Each regulator is made to very specific standards, requiring careful manufacturing and testing. A video is available that showcases the complexity involved in this process, highlighting the essential […]
September 19, 2024 by HAL
Sea otters are important for marine ecosystems as they help maintain healthy kelp forests. These adorable creatures rely on their dense fur to keep warm in cold waters and use tools to feed on prey like sea urchins. By eating sea urchins, sea otters prevent overgrazing, allowing kelp forests to thrive. Unfortunately, they face threats […]
Over July and August 2024, humpback whales dominated whale sightings, with 1,699 reports. Highlights included a humpback pec slapping 46 times near Savary Island and encounters with up to 40 humpbacks in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Citizen scientists’ sightings are crucial for monitoring and protecting at-risk whale species. The Whale Report Alert System […]
Teamwork in conservation is vital for studying and protecting whales. Recently, the Southern and Northern field teams united to assess humpback whales using drones. This collaboration led to documenting a rarely seen group of Bigg’s killer whales. The data collected will help ongoing research and increase our understanding of whale health. Such teamwork not only […]
Some dive sites are riskier than others, requiring extra caution and experience. The Blue Hole in Egypt is notorious for accidents due to its depth and disorientation issues. The SS Thistlegorm wreck has strong currents and poor visibility, contributing to numerous incidents. The MS Zenobia wreck in Cyprus is generally easier but requires careful planning […]
Federal employees and military personnel can support marine life through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). By choosing Sea Shepherd, you contribute to vital efforts against illegal fishing and the protection of endangered species. Sea Shepherd actively works to save marine animals and preserve ocean ecosystems, including campaigns for the Vaquita and against Antarctic overfishing. Your […]
Federal employees can support marine life through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) by designating Sea Shepherd as their charity. This organization fights illegal fishing, protects endangered species, and preserves ocean ecosystems. Contributing helps fund operations that defend endangered marine animals like the Vaquita and raise awareness about overfishing in the Antarctic. By setting up payroll […]
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