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Scuba News
April 4, 2025 by HAL
In this episode, the focus is on deep diving adventures under the leadership of Dave. He emphasizes using the Inspiration rebreather to dive deeper than 180 meters in water. The team plans to set world records in Bushman’s Hole, showcasing advancements in diving technology. Despite the challenges of deep diving, they remain committed to their […]
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Enter DIVE’s Big Shot underwater photography competition, themed “Living Together.” Capture images of marine partnerships like clownfish and anemones or great white sharks and seals. The best photos will be published in the Summer 2025 issue, and the winner will enjoy a liveaboard trip to Raja Ampat worth $3745. Submit 1 to 10 photos by […]
HEAD Group is reportedly close to acquiring Aqualung Group, a major player in scuba diving equipment. Aqualung has faced financial challenges recently, beginning with a manufacturing shutdown at its Technisub facility in Italy. The company has been restructuring operations, which included layoffs and moving its US distribution to the East Coast. The acquisition could impact […]
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) emphasizes the importance of diving safety and environmental protection. They encourage divers to respect marine life and be aware of their impact on the ocean. The organization promotes continued training and education to help divers become more skilled and responsible. They also highlight the need for clubs to work together […]
April 3, 2025 by HAL
The Australian military confirmed that the wreck of a World War II bomber was found in Greek waters. The aircraft, a Royal Australian Air Force Baltimore bomber, was located 200 feet underwater near Antikythera Island. This discovery ended 82 years of uncertainty about the fate of its missing crew members. The technical diving group AegeanTec […]
The Shark Trust has launched a photography competition to showcase the beauty of sharks, rays, and skates. Photographers can submit up to four images until May 15, 2025. There are various categories, including Best Eggcase and Young Shark Photographer for those under 18. Prizes include a Shark Dive package in the Bahamas and underwater photography […]
The Shark Trust has launched a photography competition to celebrate the beauty of sharks, rays, and related marine life. Photographers can submit up to four images until May 15, 2025, without having to choose a specific category. There are several award opportunities, including Best Eggcase and Young Shark Photographer. Prizes include a shark diving trip […]
Anne Hasson, Vice President of Aggressor Adventures, will retire after 41 years with the company. She started her career as a photo pro and crew member on the original Cayman Aggressor liveaboard. Throughout her tenure, she helped the company expand from one diving vessel to a global adventure travel business. Hasson has also been a […]
The Shark Trust is hosting a photography competition to showcase the beauty of sharks and rays. It opens on April 3, 2025, and closes on May 15, 2025. Participants can submit up to four images, emphasizing impactful photos that align with the Shark Trust’s mission. Finalist images will be displayed at Ocean Studios in Plymouth […]
The Shark Trust is holding a photography competition for ocean lovers. Interested individuals can enter by filling out the provided entry form. This competition encourages participants to capture the beauty of sharks and marine life, promoting awareness and conservation. It’s a great opportunity for divers and photographers to showcase their skills while supporting shark conservation […]
To enter the Shark Trust Photography Competition, participants must follow specific terms and conditions. AI-generated images are not allowed, but minor edits like cropping and color adjustments can be made. Photographers keep their copyrights, but the Shark Trust can use submitted photos to promote their work. Images must be submitted digitally, must adhere to size […]
Today is National Find A Rainbow Day. Although I didn’t find a rainbow today, I spotted one during a dive last year on the St. Lawrence River. This river is located between Ontario, Canada and New York, United States. Diving in beautiful locations like this can lead to amazing experiences and memories.
Test your knowledge of sharks by taking this fun quiz. You’ll learn the myths and realities about these amazing ocean predators. Understanding sharks is important for every scuba diver. It can help you appreciate their role in the marine ecosystem and dive safely around them.
Master Reef Guides play a crucial role in protecting the Great Barrier Reef. They are trained experts who share important information about the reef’s ecosystem, helping visitors understand its significance. To become a Master Reef Guide, candidates undergo a rigorous selection and training process that prepares them to educate others about conservation. This initiative aims […]
Liveaboard accidents have increased significantly post-COVID, with 2024 alone reporting ten incidents. Most of these accidents didn’t involve casualties, but few incidents did lead to loss of life, mainly due to poor safety measures. Many liveaboard operators lacked proper maintenance and crew training after the pandemic, contributing to these risks. Divers should prioritize safety by […]
Álvaro Herrero, a passionate underwater photographer, emphasizes the beauty of nature and its importance for human well-being. He uses diving as a way to connect with the ocean and document its wonders, especially highlighting the need for conservation. His photography focuses on the delicate balance between capturing wildlife and respecting their natural behaviors. With over […]
Sea Shepherd is fighting against krill trawlers in Antarctica, which threaten marine life like whales and seals that rely on krill for survival. These massive fishing vessels disrupt feeding areas and have even caused the deaths of several whales. With scientists onboard, Sea Shepherd documents these activities to gather evidence for protecting these waters. The […]
Operation CCR is returning from April 19-25, bringing together divers and industry experts for an immersive experience. Participants can expect gear try-outs from top manufacturers, dedicated rebreather dives to exciting sites, and informative presentations. This event is ideal for both experienced and beginner CCR divers to connect, learn about new equipment, and dive together. Buddy […]
Sheck Exley was a pioneering cave diver who made significant contributions to the sport. He was the first to log over a thousand cave dives in less than seven years. Exley invented essential diving equipment, including the redundant second-stage regulator, and advanced safety techniques for cave diving. His deep dives in the late 1980s remain […]
April 2, 2025 by HAL
The striped eel catfish, found in Dauin, Philippines, is easily identifiable by its long body and black and white stripes. These fish usually scavenge the ocean floor, helping to keep the reef healthy by eating decaying matter. While young catfish swim together in groups for protection, adults are often alone. They have venomous spines that […]
The Philippines is a top choice for scuba diving, boasting diverse marine life and stunning underwater landscapes. Popular diving spots include Apo Island, known for its vibrant coral reefs; Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park, famous for its rich biodiversity; and Malapascua Island, where you can see thresher sharks. Each location offers unique experiences, perfect for divers […]
A recent liveaboard trip organized by Scuba Adventures emphasized the importance of human factors in diving. The group engaged in discussions and debriefs about essential skills like teamwork and decision-making. This helped divers share their perspectives and learn from each other, fostering a supportive environment. Participants felt safe enough to discuss mistakes and many showed […]
Operation 404 is a campaign focused on revealing the harsh truths of cetacean captivity. It aims to highlight the suffering of dolphins, orcas, and whales held in tanks that are far too small for their needs. These intelligent creatures normally swim long distances and thrive in social groups in the wild. Captive conditions lead to […]
Completing an open water course does not automatically make you a diver. You are just beginning your journey, and it’s essential to practice what you’ve learned to retain your skills. Regular practice helps combat skill fade and enhances your abilities. Furthermore, gaining real-world experience is crucial for applying your training in various environments. To truly […]
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