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!
- 50 Great Dives Snorkel and Scuba Challenge
The 50 Great Dives Snorkel & Scuba Challenge invites snorkelers, freedivers, and scuba divers to expand their diving adventures. This exciting challenge includes a diverse list of dive sites featuring engaging animal interactions, notable wrecks, beautiful freshwater locations, and stunning dives in the Great Barrier Reef. Participants can enjoy unique experiences in various underwater environments, from jetties to giant kelp forests and remote offshore islands. diving scuba Scuba Diver Mag snorkel
- Wreck detectives uncover torpedoed WW1 armed steamer
Researchers have potentially uncovered the wreck of HMS Stephen Furness, a WW1 armed boarding steamer sunk in 1917 in the Irish Sea. This discovery is part of a broader project aimed at connecting various UK museum collections. The project named "Unpath'd Waters" includes collaboration among 25 UK organizations. Multibeam sonar technology played a crucial role in locating the wreck underwater. diving Scuba Diver Mag sonar wreck
- A Fishy Friendship in Raja Ampat
In Raja Ampat, divers can experience unique underwater friendships with fish. The region is famous for its diverse marine life and healthy coral reefs. Scuba divers often encounter various fish species that seem to interact with them. These interactions create memorable experiences and highlight the beauty of ocean life. Such friendly encounters can enhance the enjoyment of diving and encourage conservation efforts. marine life Raja Ampat Scuba Diver Mag scuba diving
- A Brief History of Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat, located in the Indonesian archipelago, has a rich history tied to its stunning marine life. Human activity in the area dates back at least 30,000 years, with nomadic tribes believed to have settled there after migrating from southern China and nearby Southeast Asia. These early inhabitants lived off the land and sea, showcasing their resilience long before external influences arrived. Today, Raja Ampat is acclaimed for its exceptional diving spots, which highlight the region's biodiversity. diving spots marine biodiversity Raja Ampat Scuba Diver Mag
- Why Koh Tao is the Ultimate Destination for PADI Divemaster Training
Koh Tao is a top choice for PADI Divemaster training due to its vibrant dive community and excellent training programs. The island offers a relaxing lifestyle that blends learning with social activities. Candidates benefit from personalized support and a high volume of diving opportunities, logging multiple dives daily to build experience and confidence. With several renowned dive centers, Koh Tao ensures a variety of training experiences, making it an ideal launchpad for a diving career. This unique combination makes Koh Tao an unforgettable destination for aspiring dive professionals. dive training Koh Tao PADI DiveMaster
- Inspiring Future Ocean Stewards with EPA-Funded ‘Coral Reefs and You’ Program
The “Coral Reefs and You” program, funded by the EPA, aims to educate students in the Florida Keys about coral reefs. Through engaging hands-on lessons and activities, students learn about the importance of coral ecosystems. This program includes classroom learning and culminates in a snorkeling field trip, allowing students to experience the reefs firsthand. By inspiring the next generation of ocean stewards, the program hopes to foster a commitment to coral conservation. Coral reefs Coral Restoration Foundation™ education snorkeling
- In Memoriam: Cave Explorer & Engineer Bill Gavin
Bill Gavin, a key figure in cave diving, recently passed away at 65. He was a founding member of the Woodville Karst Plain Project, where he made significant contributions to cave exploration and safety standards. Gavin was instrumental in developing equipment like the Gavin scooter, and he helped establish important diving techniques. His work led to breakthroughs in deep underwater cave exploration, inspiring divers everywhere. cave diving diving techniques InDEPTH underwater exploration
- Liveaboard Diving For the Ultimate In Diving
Liveaboard diving is a thrilling way to enhance your diving experience. It allows divers to stay out at sea with fellow enthusiasts while having access to experienced staff and crew. Various liveaboard vessels offer different levels of comfort and service, letting you choose how pampered you want to be. Popular liveaboards can be found in exciting locations like the Maldives, Australia, Bali, Fiji, and the Similan Islands. Overall, it’s an ideal option for divers who want to maximize their time underwater. diving For Scuba Divers liveaboard scuba diving
- Is Animal Testing Still Needed in Diving Medicine?
Animal testing has a long history in diving medicine, helping to understand issues like decompression sickness. However, it raises ethical concerns as many oppose the testing due to the suffering it causes animals. Advocates argue that alternatives, such as new technologies, could replace animal testing in the future. Despite this, scientists believe animal research is still important to ensure the safety of divers and submariners. Ongoing research continues to seek better treatments and prevention methods for conditions related to diving. animal testing Decompression sickness diving medicine InDEPTH
- Australian Shark Rescue Drones To Save Lives [Video]
Australia is testing rescue drones called "Little Ripper" to help patrol beaches for sharks and improve safety. These drones can detect sharks much better than humans and can deploy safety devices for up to three people. They can also be used to rescue distressed swimmers and paddlers. The first drone has been deployed in South Wales and shows promise for various rescue missions. For Scuba Divers ocean rescue shark
- SEALAB III: Another Letter to the Editor!
The writer responds to Ben Hellwarth's critiques about the investigation into SEALAB III's events. They emphasize that new information challenges the original conclusions about Berry Cannon's death, strongly suggesting electrocution instead of CO2 poisoning. The author appreciates the work done by past Aquanauts and insists their experiences are crucial in understanding the situation. They argue that the history of SEALAB III is still evolving, indicating that rigorous investigation and ongoing discussions are essential for full clarity about the mishaps during the project. divers InDEPTH SEALAB III underwater
- Barefoot Cay Resort Roatan Unveils 2024 DEMA Show Special Package
Barefoot Cay Resort in Roatan is offering a special package for the DEMA Show, available for booking until December 19, 2025, and for stays until December 18, 2026. This package includes a 7-night stay, meals, a 12-dive package with one night dive per week, and access to kayaks and snorkel gear. Guests can expect savings of up to 30% and other perks announced during the show. The resort is designed for dive groups, making it easy to customize experiences for guests. dema DiveNewswire diving Roatán
- SlipIns to Introduce New 2mm Springsuits at DEMA Show 2024
SlipIns will launch a new line of 2mm Springsuits at the DEMA Show 2024 in Las Vegas. These suits are designed for warmth and protection from exposure while diving. They feature unique ocean-inspired designs like whale sharks and aqua mermaids. Attendees can preview these suits at Booth 2087, and orders will be available for early 2025 delivery. This release responds to customer demand for more fashionable options in the dive industry. DiveNewswire exposure protection ocean-inspired Springsuits
- SEI International to Unveil New eLearning Platform at DEMA Show
Scuba Educators International (SEI) will launch a new eLearning platform at the DEMA Show. This initiative aims to modernize scuba training while retaining essential classroom instruction. Mandatory classroom training will still be required to help students better retain knowledge and become more comfortable divers. By allowing students to complete eLearning before class, SEI can extend in-water training, improving the diver experience. SEI believes that over-reliance on computer-based learning has led to accidents and dropout rates, and aims to restore emphasis on hands-on instructor-led training. DiveNewswire diver experience eLearning scuba training
- Meet Dive Gaia / Gaia Love at the 2024 DEMA Show
Dive Gaia and its liveaboard, Gaia Love, will be featured at the 2024 DEMA Show in Las Vegas. They are offering special promotions for new charter bookings, including free spaces, free nitrox, and lower deposit terms for trips from 2025 to 2027. Attendees can visit them at Booth #3133 to learn about new routes and personalized diving experiences. Gaia Love is known for its luxurious accommodations and high-quality services, having recently won multiple Readers Choice awards in the industry. DEMA Show Dive Gaia DiveNewswire Gaia Love
- XS Scuba Launches New Public Safety Program and Product Line, Welcomes Industry Expert John Drewniak as Program Manager
XS Scuba has launched a new Public Safety Program, introducing a product line aimed at professionals in water rescue and diving. The program is managed by John Drewniak, an industry expert with over 30 years of experience. XS Scuba's new line includes high-quality, essential equipment at exclusive pricing for public safety agencies. The development of these products involved collaboration with field professionals to meet their needs. This initiative marks XS Scuba's commitment to enhancing safety and quality for those who protect communities. DiveNewswire diving equipment Public Safety
- Another Successful MantaFest Hosted on Yap
The 17th annual MantaFest, hosted by Manta Ray Bay Resort and Yap Divers, attracted underwater photographers and divers from around the world. A new feature this year was blackwater diving, allowing participants to explore deep ocean night dives in the Yap Trench. This unique experience revealed diverse marine life and will now be offered weekly. The photography competition provided exciting categories, with Ken Sutherland winning the grand prize for his photo “Sharks Over-Under.” Next year's MantaFest is scheduled from August 23 to September 7, 2025. blackwater diving DiveNewswire Mantafest marine life
- Scuba diving Derawan – the other side of the Sulawesi Sea
Derawan Islands in the Sulawesi Sea offer amazing scuba diving experiences. The region has vibrant marine life, including whale sharks, green sea turtles, and colorful coral reefs. Divers can explore diverse sites like Barracuda Point and Jellyfish Lake. Healthy ecosystems support many species, making it similar to Raja Ampat but on a smaller scale. This area remains stunning and relatively untouched by climate change. Derawan DIVE Magazine marine life whale sharks
- PADI Invests in Uniting Global Membership During DEMA Show 2024
PADI will host its annual PADI Social event during the DEMA Show 2024 on November 21. This event allows members to connect and celebrate with other dive professionals and PADI staff. PADI leaders will speak about industry developments and future opportunities. The organization aims to support its global community of divers and promote ocean conservation through this gathering. DEMA Show DiveNewswire ocean conservation. PADI
- Nikon Announces Second-Generation APS-C Mirrorless Z50 II
Nikon has launched its new Z50 II, a compact mirrorless camera perfect for underwater photography. It features a 20.9-megapixel sensor and enhanced autofocus that can track moving subjects, making it easier to capture sea creatures without blurring. The Z50 II also records 4K video, allowing divers to document their underwater adventures in high quality. Its bright electronic viewfinder helps users see clearly in bright conditions, like sunny days at the beach. autofocus DPG RSS Underwater Photography
- QUIZ: Marine Life Trivia
Test your knowledge of marine life with an ocean creature quiz. Explore how much you really know about the deep sea's fascinating inhabitants. It's a great way to learn more about the diverse species that live underwater. Dive in and see if you can call yourself a marine life expert! DIVE Magazine marine life ocean quiz
- Photographer of the Week – Sam Matthews
Sam Matthews is a marine biologist and conservationist from Plymouth, UK. He began underwater photography in 2021 and aims to highlight the beauty and value of marine environments. His work focuses on local waters and raises awareness about British sharks, especially blue sharks. Sam has also worked with NGOs in Indonesia and the Philippines, focusing on manta rays and whale sharks, and plans to organize group trips to lesser-known dive spots in Indonesia. blue sharks DPG RSS Marine Conservation Underwater Photography
- Winners of Nature’s Best Photography Awards 2024 Announced
The 2024 Nature’s Best Photography Awards announced many impressive underwater images. The "Ocean Views" category winner was Cécile Gabillon from France for her breathtaking photo of a spinner dolphin superpod. Also notable was the "Polar Passion" category winner, Brett Freliche from the USA, who captured stunning shots of beluga whales. These winning images highlight the beauty and diversity of marine life, celebrating talented underwater photographers. beluga whales DPG RSS spinner dolphin Underwater Photography
- My Journey to Becoming a PADI Pro – Divemaster Internship in Switzerland
Sidney's Divemaster internship in Switzerland offers her an exciting and immersive experience in diving education. She quickly progresses through various PADI courses, gaining confidence and skills essential for handling emergency situations. Sidney engages in hands-on training at the dive center, assisting with equipment preparation and teaching younger divers. Her journey includes important training in practical diving skills and a holiday project focusing on marine research, which deepens her appreciation for underwater ecosystems. This internship not only prepares her for a career as a PADI Pro but also enhances her personal growth. Divemaster diving PADI
- Wakatobi’s Front-Row Seating For Sunsets
Wakatobi Dive Resort is an ideal place to enjoy stunning sunsets. The Jetty Bar offers a perfect view of the horizon, making it a great spot to relax after a day of diving and snorkeling. Guests can sip their favorite drinks while reflecting on diving experiences in the beautiful coral reefs of Indonesia. This peaceful setting enhances the overall experience of visiting Wakatobi. Coral reefs Scuba Diver Mag snorkeling Wakatobi
- Two well-known dive liveboards blaze
Two well-known dive liveaboards, Nouran and Blue Voyager, have experienced serious fires recently. Nouran, operated in the Egyptian Red Sea, caught fire at Daedalus Reef while all guests and crew were evacuated safely. Unfortunately, the vessel was a total loss. Meanwhile, Blue Voyager, which was docked for maintenance in the Maldives, caught fire early this morning, but again, no one was injured as there were no guests aboard. Both companies expressed relief that their guests were unharmed and are working on solutions for upcoming trips. dive liveaboard Maldives Red Sea Scuba Diver Mag
- Mission Blue Planet: An astronaut on scuba
Veteran astronaut Nicole Stott is on a mission to connect the importance of our oceans with space. Recently diving in the Maldives, she shared her experiences of both scuba diving and space exploration. Stott emphasizes how the ocean and space are linked and how they both need our attention for conservation. Her passion is to raise awareness about these vital connections and the need to protect our watery world. Nicole Stott ocean conservation. Scuba Diver Mag scuba diving
- Russia and China Unite to Exploit Antarctica’s Pristine Waters
Russia and China are working together to exploit the Southern Ocean in Antarctica, which is crucial for marine life. They are blocking environmental protections that safeguard the vulnerable ecosystem and its key species, like krill. This overfishing threat could lead to disastrous effects on whales, seals, and penguins that rely on krill as a food source. Protecting this area is essential for maintaining the health of our oceans and should be a priority over industrial exploitation. krill marine ecosystem Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Southern Ocean
- 2024 DEMA Member Update & Annual Meeting is Happening Wednesday at DEMA Show
The 2024 DEMA Show will host an Annual Meeting on November 20. Attendees can join DEMA’s President and CEO, Tom Ingram, along with board members and staff. This meeting will focus on how members can engage in the diving industry and support its growth. Participants will have the opportunity to connect with industry leaders and learn about the importance of active involvement in DEMA. The DEMA Show will take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center from November 19 to 22. Annual Meeting dema DiveNewswire diving industry
- Dived Up Publications announces the release of The Diver and the Cookby Lasse Spang Olsen
"The Diver and the Cook" by Lasse Spang Olsen tells the true story of a dramatic underwater rescue after a shipwreck. Saturation diver Nico van Heerden risks his life to search the Jascon 4 wreck for survivors. Inside the wreck, he feels a tap on his shoulder, raising hope that someone may have survived. The book shares the challenges and teamwork involved in rescuing galley chef Harrison Okene, who fought for survival underwater. It highlights the determination and dangers divers face in high-pressure situations. diver rescue Scubaverse shipwreck
- Emperor Divers teams up with Bilikiki Cruises
Emperor Divers has partnered with Bilikiki Cruises, a prominent liveaboard company in the Solomon Islands. This partnership aims to expand Bilikiki's reach and introduce new diving opportunities in the region. Bilikiki has been operating since the 1980s and is known for its excellent customer service and unique diving experiences. The Solomon Islands offer stunning coral reefs and well-preserved shipwrecks, making them an attractive diving destination. This collaboration is expected to excite divers looking for new underwater adventures. Bilikiki Cruises DIVE Magazine Emperor Divers liveaboard
- English seagrass success promises worldwide boost
England has completed its largest seagrass-restoration project, which has shown promising results. The initiative aimed to restore eight hectares of seagrass beds in Plymouth Sound and the Solent Maritime area. Remarkably, the success rates for germinating seagrass seedlings increased from 5% to 33%. This project used innovative methods like seed broadcasting and seedling translocation. The results suggest that these restoration techniques could be applied globally to improve seagrass ecosystems. conservation Restoration Scuba Diver Mag Seagrass
- Weird – but not wonderful – finds of the MCS Great British Beach Clean
The Marine Conservation Society's Great British Beach Clean reported unusual litter finds on beaches. Volunteers picked up over 6,000 kilograms of trash from shoreline areas, with items including a mannequin's leg and discarded hair extensions. These cleanups are crucial for understanding marine litter pollution and informing policies to protect marine life. Most litter found was plastic, posing threats to both animals and humans through microplastics. The organization continues to call for stronger actions to prevent plastic waste from entering the ocean. beach DIVE Magazine marine litter plastic pollution
- 7 Angelfish Facts You Didn’t Know
Angelfish are fascinating residents of coral reefs, known for their vibrant colors and graceful swimming. They belong to the Pomacanthidae family, which includes over 80 species, and can range from 3 to 24 inches in size. Many species, like the French and Gray Angelfish, mate for life and play essential roles in maintaining the reef ecosystem by cleaning parasites and eating harmful algae. Understanding angelfish helps scuba divers appreciate these creatures and emphasizes the importance of coral reef conservation for their survival. angelfish Coral reefs reef ecosystem
- Forty Years of Dive Rite: 1984-2024
Dive Rite has been a leader in technical diving gear since its establishment in 1984. Originally created by Lamar Hires and his friends to make quality dive equipment for cave exploration, the company has since expanded its product line to over 200 items used in various diving scenarios, from recreational to deep exploration. Dive Rite has pioneered many innovations, such as the Classic Wing for buoyancy control and the O2ptima closed circuit rebreather, enhancing divers' experiences. Celebrating 40 years of excellence in diving, Dive Rite continues to empower divers around the world through innovation and exploration. Dive Rite InDEPTH technical diving underwater exploration
- Cutting the Wires on Halcyon’s new Chestmount Rebreather
Halcyon Manufacturing is about to introduce its new chest mount rebreather, the Symbios, which will be showcased at the DEMA show. This innovative rebreather is small, weighing only 7.5 kg, yet highly functional for technical divers. It features a completely wireless design, reducing cable-related issues divers often face. Additionally, it includes an integrated bailout valve that is easy to use and a unique solid state oxygen sensor, ensuring accurate oxygen readings. The Symbios represents a significant advance in rebreather technology for underwater exploration. divers Halcyon InDEPTH rebreather
- Shaaf Naeem Announces a Record Dive Across the Maldives!
Shaaf Naeem, who holds an Asian record for a 50-hour dive, is planning a record-breaking expedition across the Maldives. This dive will begin in February 2025, starting from Haa Alif Atoll to Seenu Atoll, covering over 460 kilometers. During this event, he will attempt to break two world records for distance and longest single dive using a Diver Propulsion Vehicle. The expedition will also involve scientific research on climate change and microplastics, while raising awareness through community workshops along the route. InDEPTH Maldives scuba diving Shaaf Naeem
- Deep in Dragon’s Breath
The expedition into Dragon's Breath Cave in Namibia was a six-day adventure aimed at exploring the world's largest underground lake. A team of divers worked hard to prepare for their descent, overcoming significant challenges like transporting heavy equipment over difficult terrain and coordinating their diving techniques. On the highlight day, they descended into the cave, experiencing extraordinary visibility and silence in the deep waters. After a successful dive and meticulous planning, the team celebrated their achievement and reflected on the unforgettable experience of this mysterious underwater world. cave diving InDEPTH rebreathers underwater exploration
- For Whom the Bell Tolls—Wreckers and Mine Divers!
Bell Island in Newfoundland is a unique scuba diving destination that offers both wreck and mine diving. The area has several well-preserved shipwrecks from World War II, including the SS Saganaga and SS Rose Castle, where divers can see intact artifacts. The island also features the world’s largest submarine iron ore mine, with extensive diveable passages and historical artifacts. With cold water temperatures and relatively shallow depths, divers can enjoy these sites without overly long decompression times, making it an exciting and valuable experience for scuba enthusiasts. Bell Island InDEPTH mine diving wreck diving
- Bridging Pedagogical Concepts In Dive Training
Effective scuba training can improve by applying educational theories to dive training. Concepts like "contraries" help instructors balance the need for high standards with student support. Acknowledging and discussing these frameworks can alleviate student stress and enhance the learning process. Additionally, using authentic assessments and feedback increases student self-regulation and understanding. This approach aims to create a more positive and effective training environment for divers. assessment GUE InDEPTH Training
- 99% of Ocean Plastic Pollution Missing
A new study reveals that 99% of expected ocean plastic pollution is missing. While scientists found large debris areas, most plastic may be hiding below the surface. This issue is alarming as pollution continues to grow in our oceans. Divers and ocean lovers need to prioritize recycling and cleanup efforts to protect marine life and habitats. The situation calls for more awareness and action to mitigate further damage to our underwater ecosystems. For Scuba Divers ocean plastic pollution
- Kayak Scuba Diving
Scuba diving from a kayak is becoming more popular. To do this safely, your kayak will need some modifications. It's also important to use the right paddles while kayaking. Following expert tips and watching instructional videos can help you prepare for kayak scuba diving effectively. diving For Scuba Divers kayak scuba
- Captain Don’s Habitat Unveils DIVE FREEDOM and Pre-Arrival Offer
Captain Don's Habitat has introduced a new dive boat named Dive Freedom, debuting in November 2024. This vessel will increase their capacity to accommodate 28-30 divers at a time, enhancing the diving experience in Bonaire. To celebrate this launch, a special pre-arrival offer includes a 7-night stay for the price of 5, a boat dive package, unlimited shore diving, free nitrox upgrades, and round-trip transport from the airport. This limited-time promotion is available for bookings until December 31, 2024. bonaire dive boat Dive Freedom DiveNewswire
- How did you compare? Cline’s 3rd Quarter Global Business Results are Here
The third-quarter business results of the scuba diving industry show that 147 dive shops responded to the survey, with 67.8% from the USA and the remainder from other regions. The majority of responses came from dive retailers at 38.8%, followed by travel and resort entities at 11.6%, and manufacturers at 13.6%. Among US responses, those in the Eastern Time Zone made up 54.2% of the total. This data provides insight into the industry's current state and regional engagement. dive businesses dive retailers DiveNewswire scuba diving
- Grateful Diver Is Making Waves With Gear That Inspires Adventure & Saves The Reef
Grateful Diver creates high-performance apparel for outdoor enthusiasts, aiming to inspire adventure while supporting marine conservation. They donate a portion of every sale to organizations focused on protecting the ocean, making them a lifestyle brand with a cause. Retailers who partner with Grateful Diver can offer unique, high-quality gear that aligns with the adventurous spirit of customers. The company provides opportunities for custom orders and co-branded merchandise, enhancing the retailer's identity and commitment to conservation. DiveNewswire Grateful Diver Marine Conservation outdoor apparel
- Pool sports with PURE Underwater Rugby club
The PURE Underwater Rugby club offers a fun way to engage with water sports while improving scuba diving skills. Underwater rugby combines swimming with teamwork, making it a great fitness activity. Participants dive into a pool, where they play a game using a ball, all while practicing their diving techniques. This sport enhances buoyancy control and breath-holding, important skills for any diver. Joining a club like this fosters camaraderie and promotes regular practice, making it an excellent choice for new scuba divers. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog diving scuba underwater
- VIP Diving Bonaire Acquires Flamingo Diving
VIP Diving Bonaire has acquired Flamingo Diving as its new member. The founders of Flamingo Diving, Fred and Monique Ooms, are retiring and have chosen VIP Diving for its commitment to quality. Jan van Nieuwamerongen, co-owner of VIP Diving, expressed excitement about the new addition and highlighted both company's focus on customer satisfaction. Flamingo Diving is located in a scenic area of Bonaire, making it an attractive choice for divers. bonaire DiveNewswire Flamingo Diving VIP Diving
- Enhance your scuba knowledge with BSAC videos and how-tos
To enhance your scuba knowledge, the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) offers valuable videos and how-tos. These resources help new divers learn key skills and understand important safety procedures. By watching BSAC's content, divers can gain confidence and improve their diving abilities. The videos cover various topics to support both training and enjoyment in the water. Engaging with this content will make diving safer and more enjoyable for everyone. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog BSAC diving scuba
- New Children’s Book ‘My Mum’s a Scuba Diver’ Is Now Available For Purchase
A new children's book titled "My Mum's a Scuba Diver" has been released by Girls That Scuba. Written by Sarah Richard and illustrated by Elisa Varetti, the book aims to inspire curiosity in young readers about the ocean and scuba diving. It features a mother who dives as a hobby, highlighting her role as a powerful role model. The book celebrates female adventurers and encourages children to see their mothers as heroes, fostering an early love for the ocean. It is available through the Girls That Scuba online store and Amazon. marine exploration ocean scuba diver Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com
- Extracting cave-diver’s body ‘technically demanding’
A diver died in a cave in Ticino, Switzerland, after going missing during a dive. His body was found at a depth of 40 meters, 200 meters from the cave entrance. Recovering the body is challenging due to narrow passages, poor visibility, and the need for expert cave divers. The operation requires careful planning and multiple dives to safely extract the body. cave diving recovery operation Scuba Diver Mag Visibility
