Scuba News-Gazette

Here, we curate the latest news, discoveries, and conservation efforts from across the web, keeping you updated on everything scuba diving. From groundbreaking research and awe-inspiring dives to essential gear reviews and travel recommendations, Scuba News is your one-stop shop for all things scuba diving. So, gear up for knowledge, and stay informed about the ever-evolving world beneath the waves!


 
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    February 20, 2025

  • Trip report : Exploring Burma Banks with MV Smiling Seahorse ( 23rd-29th January 2025).

    The trip to Burma Banks with the MV Smiling Seahorse from January 23-29, 2025, offered incredible diving experiences. The Burma Banks is famous for its stunning marine life and beautiful reefs. Divers encountered a variety of species, including sharks, rays, and colorful nudibranchs. The visibility was excellent, often over 30 meters, allowing for breathtaking underwater views. An important highlight was the removal of a ghost net that threatened marine life, showcasing dedication to ocean conservation. Burma Banks Diving liveaboard in Thailand and Myanmar - BLOG marine life scuba diving

  • Avoid waterproofing solutions that use ‘forever chemicals’

    Waterproofing solutions that contain "forever chemicals" can be harmful to the ocean and marine life. These chemicals do not break down and can accumulate in the environment. When divers use these products, they contribute to pollution in delicate ecosystems. It is important to choose safer alternatives that will protect both divers and the ocean’s health. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog marine life pollution waterproofing

  • Navigating the Intersection of Social Justice and Ocean Conservation

    The connection between social justice and ocean conservation is complex but vital. Issues like human rights in ocean industries and the exclusion of Indigenous people greatly impact efforts to protect our oceans. Young participants in programs like Ocean Wise's Eco-Action Accelerator showcase the potential for positive change by holding social justice and ocean health goals together. By promoting collaboration and using an intersectional approach, we can create more inclusive and effective environmental solutions. Investing in diversity and youth empowerment will lead to a healthier ocean and community resilience. ocean conservation. Ocean Wise social justice youth empowerment

  • Photographer of the Week – Louis David

    Louis David is a professional photographer and passionate scuba diver who has been capturing the beauty of marine life since 2017. He has explored stunning locations like the Philippines and South Africa, photographing various marine species such as sharks and seahorses. Louis is also dedicated to ocean conservation, participating in projects aimed at protecting Marine Protected Areas. Through his photography, he hopes to inspire others to take action for ocean preservation and raise awareness of the need to protect our underwater ecosystems. DPG RSS Marine Protected Areas ocean conservation. Underwater Photography

  • CRF Hosts Volunteer Workshop with American Modern at Playa Largo Resort 

    The Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF) partnered with American Modern to host a volunteer workshop at Playa Largo Resort on January 29, 2025. Over 90 volunteers learned about coral conservation and participated in building restoration materials to support Florida’s Coral Reef. They assembled important components for coral nurseries, like spiral trees and float bundles. The event highlighted the team's enthusiasm and willingness to contribute positively toward ocean conservation efforts. Volunteers left with a better understanding of coral ecosystems and a desire to advocate for marine conservation in their communities. conservation Coral Coral Restoration Foundation™ Restoration

  • PADI Dive Centers & Resorts Contribute to Study that Indicates Revival of MPAs Would Bolster Billions for Coastal Economies

    PADI has been collaborating with National Geographic Pristine Seas to research the benefits of protecting scuba diving sites. Their study shows that creating more marine protected areas (MPAs) could bring in an extra USD 2.7 billion for the scuba diving industry. This increase comes mainly from divers paying access fees to local communities. Protecting these sites also supports marine life and boosts coastal economies. With the goal of protecting 30% of the ocean by 2030, PADI aims to inspire more divers to advocate for ocean conservation. MPAs ocean conservation. scuba diving

  • Whale song shares complex similarities with human language

    Humpback whales have songs that resemble human language in complexity. Recent research shows these whale songs use patterns similar to those found in human speech. This means that whale communication is not just random noise, but involves structure and cultural transmission. Like human infants learn to speak, young whales learn their songs from adults. These findings suggest that both whales and humans share deeper similarities in how they communicate. communication. DIVE Magazine marine whale

  • Dr. Sylvia Earle Announced as First PADI Emeritus AmbassaDiver

    PADI has named Dr. Sylvia Earle as the first PADI Emeritus AmbassaDiver for 2025. Dr. Earle is a renowned marine biologist and oceanographer. She has made significant contributions to ocean conservation and has inspired many aspiring divers. Through her new role, she aims to encourage respect and care for the ocean while promoting safety for underwater adventurers. Dr. Earle is recognized for her pioneering work in scuba diving, including leading all-female marine expeditions and advocating for marine protected areas. Marine Conservation ocean scuba diving Scubaverse

  • Octopus Dive Academy

    The Octopus Dive Academy in Germany provides scuba diving training programs approved by the GI Bill. This program benefits veterans and active service members, allowing them to receive education and training reimbursement for diving courses. The academy offers various courses, including those tailored for individuals with special needs. Dennis and Bibi, the owners, aim to support military personnel and their families by promoting skills and career opportunities in scuba diving. These programs will begin in March 2025 and are accessible to all U.S. service members, even those stationed overseas. GI Bill International Training – SDI | TDI | ERDI | PFI scuba diving Training programs

  • Dla profesjonalistów nurkowych – przywództwo nie jest opcjonalne

    In the scuba diving world, instructors and dive masters are often seen as leaders. Their words and actions set examples for students, which can impact safety and learning. It's crucial for diving professionals to adhere to standard operating procedures and to model the behavior they want their students to follow. Acknowledging mistakes can create a safe learning environment and build trust. Continuous learning and empathy towards students can enhance leadership and teaching effectiveness in diving. diving leadership safety The Human Diver Blog

  • AOI Unveils Housing for the Sony A7 Mark IV

    AOI has launched the new underwater housing for the Sony A7 Mark IV camera, known as the UH-A7IV. This housing is designed to be affordable while offering high performance, making it suitable for underwater photography. It features ergonomic controls, a built-in vacuum check, and compatibility with various lenses. An innovative Smart Multi Control Device enhances functionality with easy access to flash modes and monitoring. Retailing at $1,400, this housing provides a robust option for photographers looking to explore underwater environments. DPG RSS Sony A7 Mark IV underwater housing Underwater Photography


  • February 19, 2025

  • Study: turning dive sites into MPAs would both protect and provide

    A new study suggests that turning popular scuba diving sites into Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) can benefit both marine life and local economies. Presently, only a small percentage of dive sites are fully protected, yet fully protected areas can restore fish populations by up to 500%. By adding a small fee to dive prices, it could raise $2 billion annually, helping local communities and dive operators. More protected areas would attract more divers, leading to a better underwater experience while supporting conservation efforts. DIVE Magazine fish populations Marine Protected Areas scuba diving

  • Do you wear gloves when diving?

    Gloves are not always required for scuba diving, but they are essential in cold or temperate waters. Many divers typically put on their gloves last because it’s easier to kit up without them. However, this practice can limit their comfort and skill when operating equipment underwater. To improve muscle memory and confidence, it is better to wear gloves earlier in the kitting up process. This way, divers can practice with their gloves on and be better prepared for any in-water tasks. Cold Water diving gloves International Training – SDI | TDI | ERDI | PFI

  • The Diving Professional: Leadership is not Optional

    In scuba diving, leaders like dive masters and instructors play a crucial role for beginners. Their actions set an example for new divers, making it important for them to follow standard procedures consistently. If they cut corners, students may imitate those unsafe behaviors. Acknowledging mistakes can build trust and psychological safety in the learning environment. Divers should continuously seek further training and learning opportunities to better relate to their students' challenges. leadership psychological safety scuba diving The Human Diver Blog

  • Anthony’s Key Announces Seas the Fall Promotion

    Anthony's Key Resort is offering a special promotion called "Seas the Fall." This deal allows guests to save $350 per person on a 7-night stay. It's a great time to visit, as divers can explore clear waters filled with colorful marine life. The resort promises a relaxing experience in beautiful surroundings, making it an ideal fall getaway for scuba divers and ocean enthusiasts. Anthony's Key DiveNewswire marine life scuba diving

  • How to Keep Your Dive Staff Happy

    Keeping your dive staff happy is essential for a successful scuba business. Start by hiring the right people and providing consistent training to ensure they feel confident in their roles. Create a positive team environment with good pay and bonuses, and offer incentives for achieving goals. Provide coaching and the necessary tools to help them succeed. Acknowledge and reward their successes regularly, while motivating them continuously. Finally, as a leader, maintain creativity and positivity to inspire your team, which ultimately leads to happier customers. dive staff DiveNewswire scuba business team environment

  • Unique Indonesia Adventure – 3 Resorts, 3 Different Environments, 1 Unmatched Dive Trip

    Exploring underwater environments in Indonesia offers an amazing adventure. The Passport to Paradise package by Murex Resorts allows divers to visit three incredible locations. They start at Murex Manado Resort, diving the walls of Bunaken National Park. Next, they dive at Murex Bangka Resort, known for its colorful corals, before heading to Lembeh Resort for unique muck diving experiences. With around 150 dive sites and a seamless transition between resorts, this package caters perfectly to divers seeking diverse aquatic environments. Bunaken National Park DiveNewswire muck-diving Murex Resorts

  • Mehgan Heaney-Grier and Kids Sea Camp Head to the Philippines for a Family Adventure

    Mehgan Heaney-Grier, a freediving expert, is set to dive in the Philippines with Kids Sea Camp and her 12-year-old son. This will be their first diving adventure together following his certification. The trip will focus on ocean exploration, including encounters with whale sharks, vibrant coral gardens, and cultural activities. It marks a special event as Kids Sea Camp celebrates its 25th anniversary and its 10th year of family diving in the Philippines. DiveNewswire Kids Sea Camp Mehgan Heaney-Grier scuba diving

  • AOI Announces UIS-P1 Strobe

    The AOI UIS-P1 is a new underwater strobe that has a guide number of 22 and is designed for mid-range photographers. It is made from durable materials and includes features like an LCD display, manual control, and a unique InTeLi mode for accurate TTL flash compatibility. The strobe is compatible with both OM System and Sony cameras, offering advanced modes like i-Macro and HSS. Priced at $900, it also comes with accessories like a diffuser and optional reflector and reducer rings for enhanced lighting performance underwater. DPG RSS InTeLi UIS-P1 underwater strobe

  • Gear Review: Insta360 Ace Pro2 (Watch Video)

    The Insta360 Ace Pro2 is a camera designed for scuba divers who want to capture high-quality underwater videos and photos. It comes with essential accessories like a wind guard, battery, and standard mount, with the standard bundle priced at $399.99. For those who need more battery life, a dual battery bundle is available for $419.99. This camera is accessible globally through Insta360.com and selected retailers, making it a great option for divers looking to document their underwater adventures. diving Insta360 Scubaverse Underwater Photography

  • Celebrating Excellence: Announcing the Winners of the 2024 PADI Master Scuba Diver Challenge

    The 2024 PADI Master Scuba Diver Challenge celebrated outstanding achievements by PADI Professionals worldwide who inspire and educate divers. Participants included instructors from PADI Americas, Asia Pacific, and EMEA, with notable winners like George Hedebeck, Jr., and Breezeway Bubbles Scuba. This year’s challenge highlighted the importance of diver education and community engagement in advancing scuba diving skills. As the diving community recognizes these leaders, they pave the way for a new generation of passionate divers. Looking ahead, the 2025 challenge promises further opportunities for growth and recognition. diver education Master Scuba Diver Challenge PADI Professionals PADI Pros

  • Diving Icon and the Healing Power of Diving

    The Christ of the Abyss statue in the Florida Keys is a beloved dive site for many scuba divers and snorkelers. This bronze and concrete statue not only offers a unique underwater experience, but also evokes feelings of spirituality and wonder. Its history includes being cast from the same mold as similar statues in Italy and Grenada. Organizations like Diveheart emphasize diving's healing power, particularly for those with physical and mental challenges. For a truly enriching dive, visiting this statue with a local PADI Dive Center is highly recommended. Christ of the Abyss Florida Keys scuba diving

  • Jenny Stock takes the plunge at new LEGOLAND underwater exhibit

    Jenny Stock, a talented underwater photographer, recently visited the new underwater exhibit at LEGOLAND in Windsor, UK. This exhibit showcases impressive LEGO models of marine life alongside real sea animals like Squeak the zebra shark and Pablo the guitarfish. Jenny expressed her excitement about collaborating on this project, emphasizing how it helps educate families about ocean life in a fun way. The display, built with 240,000 LEGO bricks, allows children to explore marine habitats from a LEGO submarine. The attraction will be open from February 15 to March 9, 2025. DIVE Magazine marine life scuba underwater

  • Exploring the Red Sea: The Best Scuba Diving Spots in Egypt

    Egypt's Red Sea is a top scuba diving destination, known for warm waters and clear visibility. It hosts over 1,200 fish species and stunning coral formations. Key dive sites include Ras Mohammed National Park, the famous SS Thistlegorm wreck, the Brothers Islands, Dahab's Blue Hole, and Elphinstone Reef. Divers can experience various marine life, including sharks and vibrant corals, making it suitable for both novices and experienced divers. marine life Nemo Diving Center Red Sea scuba diving


  • February 18, 2025

  • Divers Incorporated: The Midwest’s Full-Service Dive Center for Hollis Prism 2 Rebreather Support & Training

    Divers Incorporated is a key dive center located in the Midwest that specializes in support and training for the Hollis Prism 2 rebreather. As one of only five Factory-Level Service Centers in North America, they offer maintenance, upgrades, and a range of technical courses. Their focus is on keeping divers operational with fast service and reliable training options. They also partner with local dive shops to enhance rebreather training and expand the diving community in the Midwest. DiveNewswire Hollis Prism 2 rebreather technical diving

  • Industry Update from Acclaimed UW Sculptor Simon Morris

    Simon Morris, a renowned underwater sculptor, is creating the Poseidon Memorial Reef off the coast of Destin, Florida. This unique reef will feature large bronze sculptures honoring significant figures in marine conservation and exploration. It aims to serve both as a dive site and a memorial for loved ones, with niches for their remains. The project highlights eco-friendly practices while enhancing marine habitat and providing divers with a memorable experience. Morris invites divers to visit and consider this sustainable memorial solution. DiveNewswire marine habitat Poseidon Memorial Reef underwater sculpture

  • Trip Report : Budapest Cave & Mine Diving (Feb 2025)

    The trip to Budapest for cave and mine diving included exploring the Molnar Janos Cave and the Kobanya Mine. A licensed dive operator provided guided dives with a unique setup for safety. The divers utilized a deco station and lines for navigation in the cave. This adventure combined diving with the chance to enjoy the city's culture and cuisine, making it a memorable experience for all involved. cave diving deco station dive operation WRECKED IN MY REVO

  • Saving Sharks: Sea Shepherd’s Fight to Protect one of the Ocean’s Apex Predators

    Sharks are vital to ocean health as apex predators, but they face serious threats like overfishing and habitat loss. Sea Shepherd works to protect these important creatures through patrols, research, and public education. They actively deter illegal shark fishing and partner with scientists to gather data about shark populations. By raising awareness about sharks' ecological significance, Sea Shepherd aims to build public support for shark conservation and ensure that sharks thrive in the oceans. conservation marine ecosystems Sea Shepherd Conservation Society sharks

  • The Secret Ingredient for Boosting Your PADI Adventures Sales

    Engaging visuals significantly impact online sales for scuba diving experiences. High-quality images help potential customers envision themselves diving, leading to better conversion rates. Starting July 1, 2025, PADI will require listings to have at least six images to improve customer engagement. The images should reflect the actual experience, showing real people enjoying diving activities and representing inclusivity. Choosing the right visuals and ensuring they are of high quality can make a dive shop stand out in the crowded market. PADI PADI Pros scuba diving visuals

  • Go Diving Show 2025 Exhibitor Showcase

    The Go Diving Show 2025 is set to happen on March 1-2 at NAEC Stoneleigh Park in Coventry. This popular event for scuba divers will feature a wide array of exhibits showcasing the latest diving gear, training resources, and travel destinations. Attendees can discover new products and enjoy special deals from top diving brands. The show aims to provide a professional and educational environment for divers of all experience levels to connect and share knowledge. diving gear GO Diving Show scuba diving Scubaverse

  • Sharkternoon Tea

    The author shares their journey from being indifferent to marine life, particularly sharks, to developing a strong connection with them. This change occurred as they became more aware of the environmental crisis caused by humans. In their mid-twenties, they discovered a personal bond with nature and other living beings, which led to their love of sharks. This transformation highlights the importance of recognizing our role in protecting ocean life and ecosystems. conservation ocean sharks The Shark Trust

  • Dr Sylvia Earle announced as first PADI Emeritus AmbassaDiver

    Dr. Sylvia Earle has been named the first PADI Emeritus AmbassaDiver. She is a renowned diver, marine biologist, and oceanographer, recognized for her dedication to ocean conservation and scuba diving. Through her AmbassaDiver role, she aims to inspire others to explore and protect the ocean. Earle’s extensive work includes founding the Mission Blue Foundation, which promotes Marine Protected Areas. Her leadership in the diving community reinforces the importance of ocean advocacy and safety for adventurers. DIVE Magazine ocean PADI scuba

  • QUIZ: Marine Life Trivia

    The quiz is designed to test your knowledge about marine life. It encourages readers to participate and learn more about ocean creatures. Engaging with quizzes can also enhance your appreciation of the underwater world. This trivia can be a fun way to connect with other diving enthusiasts. DIVE Magazine marine life ocean creatures scuba diving

  • March 2025 issue of iSCUBA

    The March 2025 issue of iSCUBA focuses on important topics for divers. It highlights new training opportunities provided by the British Sub-Aqua Club. Safety tips for underwater exploration are emphasized. There is also news on upcoming diving events and community activities to engage divers. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog events safety Training

  • Keldan Announces Video 4XR and Video 8XR Lights, and RC2 Remote Control

    Keldan has introduced new underwater lighting products, including the Video 4XR and 8XR lights and an RC2 remote control. The Video 4XR offers an output of 11,000 lumens and a color rendering index (CRI) of 86, while the Video 8XR has 17,000 lumens and a higher CRI of 96, making it ideal for macro shots. The RC2 is a smaller remote control designed for short-range use, allowing divers to adjust lighting without swimming back and forth. All products are designed to be travel-friendly and improve the underwater photography experience. DPG RSS RC2 Video 4XR Video 8XR

  • PADI Announces ‘Her Deepness’ Dr. Sylvia Earle as First Emeritus AmbassaDiver

    PADI has announced Dr. Sylvia Earle as its first Emeritus AmbassaDiver for 2025. She is a renowned scuba diver, marine biologist, and ocean advocate. Earle has made significant contributions to ocean research and conservation, being the first woman NOAA chief scientist and leading pioneering underwater expeditions. Her new role aims to inspire respect and care for the ocean while guiding safety for divers. ocean PADI scuba diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com

  • Dr. Sylvia Earle Announced as First PADI Emeritus AmbassaDiver

    Dr. Sylvia Earle has been named the first PADI Emeritus AmbassaDiver for 2025. She is a highly respected marine biologist and oceanographer known for her significant contributions to deep-sea exploration and environmental conservation. Earle has a remarkable history with scuba diving, including being one of the first scientists to use it for marine documentation. Her recognition as an AmbassaDiver aims to inspire new generations to explore and care for the ocean. DiveNewswire ocean PADI Sylvia Earle

  • Sugar Land Dive Center Announces 2025 PADI Instructor Development Courses

    Sugar Land Dive Center is offering 2025 PADI Instructor Development Courses (IDCs) with flexible options for aspiring dive instructors. Courses include a weekend-only program and training sessions available at any time. Students can also opt to train in Cozumel, Mexico. The center features a Master Scuba Diver Trainer program that emphasizes hands-on experience. A guarantee is provided for students who do not pass their PADI Instructor Exam, allowing them to retake the courses at no extra cost. DiveNewswire Instructor Development Courses Master Scuba Diver Trainer PADI

  • Buddy Dive Announces BUDDY DIVE THRU THE LENS UW Photography Program

    Buddy Dive is hosting the "Buddy Dive Thru the Lens" underwater photography event in August. This program includes a PADI underwater photography specialty course along with free demos, clinics, presentations, and boat dives tailored for photography. Bonaire, known for its stunning underwater visibility and marine life, is the perfect location for this event. The participating divers will have many opportunities to enhance their photography skills in an excellent diving environment. bonaire DiveNewswire PADI Underwater Photography


  • February 17, 2025

  • Straight Talk From PADI CEO: Pillars of Change Accomplishments

    In 2024, PADI achieved significant milestones in ocean conservation and sustainability. They partnered with NOAA to tackle coral bleaching and increased the number of certified AWARE Dive Against Debris divers by 42 percent. Together, divers have removed over 2.4 million pieces of debris and rescued more than 35,000 marine animals. PADI also expanded its commitment to marine protected areas and sustainability in the dive industry, with over 100 Eco Centers worldwide. As they look toward 2025, PADI aims to continue these efforts and inspire more positive change. AWARE Marine Protected Areas ocean conservation. PADI Pros

  • The Art of Being Found at Sea

    Being found at sea can be challenging for divers. It’s crucial to follow proper procedures, like headcounts and communicating dive plans, to prevent becoming lost. Divers should use surface signaling devices, such as safety sausages and flares, to improve their chances of being spotted. Advanced technology like personal locator beacons and satellite communication devices can also enhance safety. Divers should equip themselves with essential items and stay informed about local regulations regarding safety devices. Alert Diver Magazine | DAN Europe diver locator safety

  • Great Eggcase Hunt Donation

    You can support the Great Eggcase Hunt, a citizen science project focused on shark and ray conservation, by making a donation. Contributions will help the project grow and thrive. This initiative encourages people of all ages to find and record eggcases that wash up on beaches. Participating in this hunt is both educational and a fun way to engage with marine life. Great Eggcase Hunt marine life shark conservation The Shark Trust

  • Basking Shark Project Donation

    The Basking Shark Project aims to help the population of basking sharks in the Northeast Atlantic. Contributions through donations support research, rescue, and conservation efforts. By donating, you play a crucial role in protecting these gentle giants. The project is part of a broader initiative to strengthen citizen science and gather important data about sharks. This funding is essential for ensuring the future of oceanic wildlife. basking sharks conservation ocean The Shark Trust

  • Big Shark Pledge Donation

    The Big Shark Pledge encourages donations to help restore shark populations in our oceans. By contributing, you can assist in making important changes needed for the recovery of high-seas sharks and rays. This initiative highlights the urgency of protecting these species, which play a vital role in the marine ecosystem. Every donation helps drive conservation efforts forward. conservation ocean sharks The Shark Trust

  • Mares Dive Center of the Month – Kron Diving – Explore Rab’s Underwater Treasures

    Kron Diving is a dive center located in Rab, Croatia, offering a range of dive sites suitable for both beginners and experienced divers. Popular locations include Veli and Mali Cutin, Lun, and Tunnel/Cavern Privic, each boasting vibrant underwater life like colorful gorgonians, schools of fish, and various marine animals. The Cathedral dive site features interconnected caverns filled with marine wonders. With depths ranging from 5m to 45m, divers can explore stunning underwater landscapes all year round. diving gorgonians Mares – Scuba Diving Blog marine life

  • General Donation

    You can support ocean conservation by making a general donation to the Shark Trust. This donation can be a one-time gift or regular contributions. Your money will be used where it's needed most to help protect sharks and their habitats. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference for the future of sharks and ocean health. donation ocean sharks The Shark Trust

  • Episode 197 Lisa Blair Solo Sailor, Explorer and Climate Activist

    Lisa Blair is an Australian adventurer and climate activist who recently set a record for sailing solo around Antarctica. During her challenging journey, she focused on ocean health by partnering with scientific organizations. Lisa deployed weather buoys, gathered microplastic samples, and collected ocean health data over 92 days. Her work is recognized as part of a United Nations initiative for ocean science and emphasizes the importance of climate action. climate microplastics ocean podcast The BiG Scuba Podcast

  • Women Who Tech Dive Marta Casellas

    Marta Casellas, a technical diver from Spain, shares her journey into diving. She began with a birthday try-dive experience that sparked her passion for exploring the underwater world. Inspired by stunning videos of Mexico's cenotes, she transitioned to technical diving, particularly enjoying cave diving for its adventure and beauty. Marta emphasizes the importance of mental strength, real-world experience in training, and the need for a trusted dive buddy. She encourages other women to join diving, noting that preparation and mindset matter more than gender. cave diving International Training – SDI | TDI | ERDI | PFI mental strength technical diving

  • Our Top Ten Bobbit Worm Facts

    Bobbit worms are fascinating creatures found mainly in tropical oceans. They can grow up to 10 feet long and are known for their remarkable hunting skills. These worms use their powerful jaws to catch prey like fish and crustaceans. Divers should be careful around them, as they can deliver a painful sting. Observing a Bobbit worm in its natural habitat can be an exciting experience for scuba divers. Bobbit worm ocean Original Diving scuba diving

  • Malta offers blue water scuba diving and snorkel holidays, year-round

    Malta is a great destination for scuba diving and snorkeling throughout the year. Its warm waters and clear visibility make it ideal for both beginners and experienced divers. The underwater landscape features vibrant marine life and interesting wrecks to explore. Whether you prefer diving or snorkeling, Malta offers adventures for everyone. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog Malta scuba diving snorkel

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