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!
- Braving the Mysterious Bradley
The Carl D. Bradley, a shipwreck lying over 110 meters deep in Lake Michigan, presents a challenging dive for explorers. Built in 1927, it sank in a storm in 1958, resulting in the loss of most of its crew. A recent dive by a team led by Jeff Lindsay highlighted its majestic and haunting presence underwater. Despite cold temperatures and poor visibility, the team found stunning details of the wreck, yet the location's remoteness keeps the Bradley mostly unknown in the diving community. The legend of the Bradley lives on, symbolizing the intertwined history of maritime tragedy and deep-sea exploration.
Read the full article at indepthmag.com
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- Braving the Mysterious Bradley
The Carl D. Bradley, a large shipwreck lying 110 meters deep in Lake Michigan, is a challenging dive site for experienced divers. Built in 1927, the ship sank in 1958 during a fierce storm, resulting in the loss of many crew members. A dive team led by Jeff Lindsay explored the wreck in 2023, encountering difficulties like cold water and poor visibility. Despite the challenges, they found the wreck in great condition, showcasing its haunting beauty and historical significance, cementing its status as a legendary dive for those adventurous enough to attempt it.
Read the full article at indepthmag.com
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- The Underwater Club Event: Lightroom Crash Course with Erin Quigley
The Underwater Club is hosting an event on September 6th featuring Erin Quigley, an expert in underwater photography editing using Adobe Lightroom. During this two-hour session, Erin promises to simplify the editing process with a clear, step-by-step approach. This event is free for TUC members, while non-members can attend for about US$35, which is the cost of a monthly membership. This is a great chance for underwater photographers to enhance their skills and learn essential post-processing techniques.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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- New Book: “Light in the Underworld” by Martin Broen
Martin Broen's new book, "Light in the Underworld," features stunning images of Mexico's underwater cave systems. Broen has spent eight years diving through dark tunnels, capturing over 250 cenotes. The book showcases the unique beauty and environmental importance of these underwater locations. It offers an immersive experience for readers, highlighting the hidden wonders few people get to see. "Light in the Underworld" is available for purchase on Amazon and Rizzoli’s website.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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- GoPro Announces HERO13 Black Promising Improved Battery Life
GoPro has introduced the HERO13 Black, which features a better battery that is 10% larger and more power-efficient. This improvement means longer recording times, with various resolutions lasting significantly longer than in previous models. The camera can also capture HDR video in a wider color gamut and offers new lens options, such as Ultra Wide and Macro lenses, that are waterproof and designed for underwater photography. The HERO13 Black is available for $400 and is ideal for scuba divers looking to capture high-quality footage of marine life and underwater adventures.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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- Ornate Ghost Pipefish – Indonesia
The ornate ghost pipefish is a stunning marine species found in Indonesia's warm waters. This fish can be up to 12 centimeters long and uses elaborate camouflage to blend in with seaweed or seagrass. It typically lives near coral reefs and feeds on small crustaceans and plankton. Divers often spot this fascinating fish off the coast of Siladen Island, a popular area for unique marine life and underwater photography.
Read the full article at scubahanknyc.com
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- A Family Journey for Ocean Conservation
A couple of passionate divers is on a mission to promote ocean conservation. They are traveling thousands of kilometers in a 100% electric car to raise awareness about the impact of CO2 emissions on ocean health, particularly ocean acidification. The tour includes educational presentations at dive centers and schools, emphasizing sustainable mobility and renewable energy. Involving their baby in this journey, they aim to inspire families to educate the next generation about protecting the oceans and create a brighter future for the planet.
Read the full article at blog.padi.com
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- News Digest – September
Researchers have discovered a surprising case of predation in shark ecology. A tracking tag swallowed by a predator revealed that a large porbeagle shark was eaten by an even bigger predator. This finding challenges what we know about marine food chains. It also raises concerns for the survival of the porbeagle, which is an endangered species.
Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
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- UK photo-pioneer Colin Doeg dies at 96
Colin Doeg, a British underwater photographer, has passed away at the age of 96. His interest in scuba diving began after a try-dive in France during the 1960s. He quickly made a name for himself by selling underwater pictures to the national press while being part of the British Sub-Aqua Club. Doeg became known for processing his film at campsites and entering underwater photography competitions, greatly contributing to the art of underwater photography.
Read the full article at www.scubadivermag.com
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- Awesome Cave Dive Narration Details 245m Cave Dive
A recent narration details an exciting cave dive at the Pearse Resurgence in New Zealand, reaching a depth of 245 meters. The video provides important information about safely completing such a dive, highlighting the cave's features and safety measures in place for divers. It shares firsthand experiences, including a moment when two divers briefly lost contact and nearly ended their dive. Overall, it aims to educate divers about the technical and practical aspects of cave diving.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- What Are the Requirements to Dive in Dubai?
To dive in Dubai, you must have the right certification, such as the Open Water Diver course from PADI or SSI. It's important to complete a medical questionnaire to ensure you are fit to dive. You'll need to either bring your own diving gear or rent it from local shops. Dive insurance is also essential to protect against accidents and emergencies. Familiarize yourself with local diving regulations, and pre-book your dives to secure the best deals and experiences.
Read the full article at nemodivingcenter.com
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- Shearwater veteran Curtis ‘Curt’ McNamee retires
Curtis ‘Curt’ McNamee has retired after 20 years with Shearwater Research Inc. He joined the company when it was just starting out, helping to develop and promote their scuba diving computers and controllers for Closed Circuit Rebreathers. McNamee played a key role in establishing the brand in North America, opening over 700 authorized dealerships. His dedication to customer service and commitment to the company were highly praised by the founders of Shearwater. McNamee’s contributions greatly influenced the company's success in the diving industry.
Read the full article at divemagazine.com
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- Why Every Dive Shop Should Sell the Open Water Diver Referral Course Online
Dive shops should sell the PADI Open Water Diver Referral Course online to attract more customers. This course helps beginners complete initial training at home, making it easier for those hesitant about cold water diving. It also allows travelers to maximize their vacation time by finishing their certification in warm locations. By offering this course, dive shops can reach a wider audience, leading to more divers and additional revenue opportunities.
Read the full article at pros-blog.padi.com
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- Shark Art Competition Winners at Australian Museum
The Australian Museum is hosting an exhibition called "Fantastical Sharks & Rays," featuring artworks from ten professional Australian artists inspired by winners of a children’s art competition. This competition encouraged kids to create art about lesser-known and endangered sharks and rays, receiving over 1500 entries. The exhibition opens on September 7 and runs until December 8, showcasing both the children's entries and the professional adaptations. Artists hope to raise awareness about these unique ocean creatures and their conservation needs.
Read the full article at www.scubadivermag.com
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- Macro Spotters Point Of View
Spotting underwater species is an important part of scuba diving, especially for photographers. It involves searching for specific critters to show divers, whether they have a camera or not. The role of a Photographer Specialty Spotter has become increasingly important in underwater photography. They help divers find and identify interesting marine life during their dives.
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- Best Dive Wrecks To Explore [Video]
This article highlights five of the best dive wrecks around the world ideal for wreck divers. The USS Kittiwake in the Cayman Islands is accessible and designed for exploration. The USNS General Hoyt S. Vandenberg off Key West offers fun features like a giant satellite dish. The SS President Coolidge is a massive, WWII-era luxury liner that sank but remains mostly intact. Other notable wrecks include the SS Thistlegorm in the Red Sea, filled with military vehicles, and Chuuk Lagoon, home to numerous Japanese warship and aircraft wrecks.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- Crafting the Future of Liveaboards: Tresya’s Vision and Solitude World’s Expertise
Tresya is reshaping the liveaboard diving experience by combining comfort and adventure. With a strong background in shipbuilding and deep connections to the ocean, she aims to create engaging and safe environments for divers and families. Partnering with Solitude World, she leverages their expertise to enhance guest experiences with eco-friendly practices. The newly launched Solitude Gaia emphasizes personal care and diverse activities, making the ocean accessible to everyone. The collaboration represents a commitment to innovation and exceptional service in the dive travel industry.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Ocean Wise Mobile Education Reaches Thousands in Atlantic Canada
The Ocean Wise Mobile Education team recently completed a summer tour across Atlantic Canada, part of their Waves of Change Program. They visited Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick, engaging over 14,000 people through interactive experiences like the Ocean Wise Sea Dome. Their goal was to share ocean and climate education with various communities. This tour not only spread awareness but also involved visits to schools, camps, and science centres, enhancing the public's understanding of ocean conservation.
Read the full article at ocean.org
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- DEMA Announces 2024 Diving Community Champion Awards
The Diving Equipment & Marketing Association (DEMA) has announced the recipients of the 2024 Diving Community Champion Awards. The awards recognize organizations including DIVEHEART FOUNDATION, Jack's Diving Locker, and Professional Scuba Inspectors, Inc. These champions will be celebrated at the DEMA Member Update & Annual Meeting on November 20th during the DEMA Show. This event aims to honor those making significant contributions to the diving community.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Women Divers Hall of Fame Announces SEAS THE NIGHT Event at DEMA Show 2024
The Women Divers Hall of Fame will host the SEAS THE NIGHT event during the DEMA Show 2024 on November 19 in Las Vegas. This fun evening features a silent auction aimed at supporting their scholarship and training grants program. Tickets are available for $80 until November 1, then $90 until sold out. The event encourages mingling with diving legends and offers a variety of food and drink. Proceeds from the event will further support scholarships for individuals passionate about marine conservation.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Explore Ancient Egypt with TV Adventurer Les Stroud
Join TV adventurer Les Stroud on unique diving experiences in Egypt. You can dive in the beautiful Red Sea on the Red Sea Aggressor IV and explore ancient Egyptian sites on the Nile Queen Aggressor II river cruise. The Red Sea adventure runs from June 14-21, 2025, diving the stunning reefs like The Brothers Islands. Afterward, explore famous historical landmarks like the Valley of the Kings from June 21-26, 2025. Both trips offer a chance to learn from Stroud and see incredible underwater and cultural treasures.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Curtis McNamee Retires After 20 years with Shearwater
Curtis McNamee has retired after 20 years at Shearwater Research Inc, a top manufacturer of diving computers and controllers. He played a crucial role in the company's growth, from helping to promote the early products to opening over 700 authorized dealerships. McNamee was dedicated to customer service, often serving as the main contact for sales and support in North America. His retirement took effect on August 30, 2024, and he is wished well in his future adventures.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Ocean First Becomes Scuba Industry’s First “B-Corporation”
Ocean First has become the scuba industry's first certified "B-Corporation," focusing on making a positive impact on the environment. Founded by Graham Casden, Ocean First prioritizes environmental education, sustainable practices, and community engagement. The company has implemented solar power systems, reduced waste, and moved away from single-use products. Their mission is to educate people about ocean conservation while running a successful business that connects deeply with its customers and employees.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- DeeperBlue.com Unveils New Sustainable, Ethical Clothing Line for Scuba Divers and Freedivers
DeeperBlue.com has launched a new sustainable clothing line for scuba divers and freedivers. This range includes t-shirts, hoodies, and accessories that promote ocean conservation and responsible living. Made from certified organic cotton and produced in a renewable energy-powered factory, the clothing minimizes waste and carbon footprint. The designs reflect the beauty of the underwater world, encouraging wearers to express their commitment to ocean health. Proceeds from the purchases will support educational resources and conservation efforts.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Feeding Coral Nurseries with UZELA: A New Hope for Coral Restoration
Coral reefs are under threat from rising ocean temperatures and bleaching events. To combat these challenges, the Coral Restoration Foundation is working with Dr. Andréa G. Grottoli to test a new technology called UZELA, which enhances zooplankton availability for corals. Zooplankton are crucial for coral health, helping them grow and resist stress. Starting in July 2024 at the Tavernier nursery, this project aims to improve coral survival rates and growth, potentially transforming coral restoration efforts. If successful, UZELA could lower costs and boost effectiveness in coral recovery.
Read the full article at www.coralrestoration.org
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- SEAC Seeks Sales Manger For Florida Territory
SEAC USA Corp. is hiring a sales manager for the State of Florida. The ideal candidate should have previous sales experience, preferably in the water sports industry. Interested applicants can send their submissions to SEAC USA's email. SEAC will showcase new products at the DEMA Show in Las Vegas for the 2025 season.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Hvaldimir, Beloved Beluga Whale and Alleged Russian Spy, Found Dead
Hvaldimir, a beloved beluga whale who was once thought to be a Russian spy, was found dead in Norway's Risavika Bay. He was known for his sociable nature and fondness for humans, differing from typical wild whales. The exact cause of his death is currently unknown, and an autopsy is underway. Many who interacted with him mourn the loss of a whale that became an ambassador for marine life, highlighting the need for awareness around human impact on ocean creatures.
Read the full article at seashepherd.org
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- Australian scuba diver dies at Nusa Penida’s Manta Point
An Australian woman, Pamela Philip, died while scuba diving at Manta Point in Nusa Penida. She was 67 years old and was diving with her husband and other tourists when she surfaced after eight minutes, struggling to breathe. Despite being assisted by the dive crew, she collapsed and was unconscious when they reached the boat. Efforts to revive her failed, and she was declared dead at a nearby clinic.
Read the full article at divemagazine.com
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- Destination: South Africa
South Africa offers exciting scuba diving opportunities, including unique wildlife encounters like diving with Great White Sharks off Cape Town. As dive travel is evolving, many scuba divers are looking for adventure beyond traditional diving trips. Professional travel wholesalers are now providing safari trips, integrating diverse experiences such as safaris with diving adventures. This blend allows divers to explore new environments while enjoying the thrill of underwater exploration.
Read the full article at diveindustrynews.net
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- 3,600-year-old bronze dagger found in ancient Turkish shipwreck
A 3,600-year-old bronze dagger was discovered by archaeological divers in an ancient shipwreck off the coast of Kumluca, Turkey. The dagger, measuring 18 cm and featuring silver rivets, is believed to belong to the Minoan civilization. The shipwreck site, which sank during a storm, was carrying copper ingots from Cyprus, essential for making bronze. This discovery is seen as one of the most significant underwater archaeological finds in Turkey's recent history, with further research planned for the next five years.
Read the full article at divemagazine.com
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- The Andrea Doria Is Extreme Wreck Diving [video]
The Andrea Doria wreck lies 240 feet underwater, near Massachusetts, and is known as the "Mount Everest of Wreck Diving." It sank in 1956 after a collision, claiming the lives of around 46 people. This dive is challenging due to cold water, strong currents, and the risk of the wreck collapsing. Although it attracts advanced divers, it has claimed seven lives and injured four since 2005, making it dangerous for recreational divers to attempt.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- A Day in the Life of a SDI Scuba Instructor
A day as an SDI scuba instructor is filled with excitement and challenges. The instructor starts the day early with a workout, breakfast, and preparing scuba gear. During dives, they teach students in beautiful locations like Tioman Island, which is known for its stunning marine life. The day involves multiple dives, student bonding over meals, and finishing with equipment cleaning and theory classes. After a fulfilling day, instructors celebrate with dinner and socializing, ready to do it all again tomorrow.
Read the full article at www.tdisdi.com
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- A Day in the Life of a SDI Scuba Instructor
A day in the life of an SDI scuba instructor is filled with exciting underwater adventures and student interactions. The instructor starts the day early with exercise, followed by setting up scuba gear and diving with students at beautiful locations like Tioman Island. Throughout the day, they participate in diving activities, equipment cleaning, theory classes, and enjoy local food with their students, building a sense of community. The day wraps up with evening debriefing and plans for the next day's dives.
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- A Day in the Life of a SDI Scuba Instructor
A day in the life of an SDI scuba instructor involves an early start and a series of exciting activities. The instructor prepares for diving, meets students, and conducts dive briefings at beautiful locations like Tioman Island. Throughout the day, they lead multiple dives, focusing on safety and ensuring students enjoy their underwater experiences. After a fruitful day of diving, the instructor engages in evening reflections and social activities, building a sense of community with students before resting for another busy day ahead.
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- A Day in the Life of a SDI Scuba Instructor
A day in the life of an SDI scuba instructor is filled with exciting activities and interactions with students. The instructor begins her day with exercise and breakfast before meeting her students eager to dive. They explore beautiful dive sites around Tioman Island, where they encounter diverse marine life such as fish, turtles, and possibly even whale sharks. The day includes theory classes, equipment cleaning, and sharing meals, creating a strong bond within the diving community. Evenings end with relaxing sunset views and socializing over dinner.
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- A Day in the Life of a SDI Scuba Instructor
A day in the life of a scuba instructor includes early mornings, diving with students, and interacting with breathtaking marine life. The instructor starts the day with workouts and prepares scuba gear before heading to dive sites like Tioman Island, known for its beautiful underwater environments. After diving, instructors and students bond during meals and theory classes. The day concludes with equipment cleaning and socializing, often celebrated with a delicious barbecue dinner.
Read the full article at www.tdisdi.com
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- A Day in the Life of a SDI Scuba Instructor
A day as an SDI scuba instructor involves early mornings and exciting underwater adventures. The instructor starts with a workout, then prepares equipment and greets eager students. They dive at beautiful spots like Tioman Island, exploring rich marine life and coral reefs. Meals and debriefing sessions help build strong connections with students. The day wraps up with equipment cleaning, theory classes, and socializing over dinner before bed.
Read the full article at www.tdisdi.com
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- A Day in the Life of a SDI Scuba Instructor
A typical day for an SDI scuba instructor begins early, starting with a workout and a simple breakfast. The instructor meets eager students for a dive briefing on the beautiful Tioman Island, known for its stunning marine life. Throughout the day, they dive at various sites, enjoy local food for lunch, and bond with students. The day ends with equipment cleaning, theory class, and socializing over dinner, all while enjoying breathtaking sunsets.
Read the full article at www.tdisdi.com
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- Fun and Festivities at Meridian Adventure Dive Resort
On August 17, 2024, Meridian Adventure Dive Resort celebrated Indonesian Independence Day with lively activities and traditional games. The event took place in Waisai’s beautiful setting, creating a joyful atmosphere for both guests and the resort team. This celebration not only highlighted the culture but also promoted camaraderie among attendees. It was a memorable day filled with fun and festivities related to the oceanic environment that divers enjoy.
Read the full article at www.scubadivermag.com
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- Cave-diving photography across the continents
Kerrie Burow, a qualified cave diver and award-winning underwater photographer, will present her experiences in cave-diving photography at the GO Diving Show ANZ. Her workshop will serve as a visual diary, highlighting what she learned during her first two and a half years of diving in various locations such as Australia, Europe, and Mexico. Participants will gain insights on safety, camera settings for low-light conditions, and composition. The workshop aims to empower divers to capture beautiful underwater images while being mindful of the environment.
Read the full article at www.scubadivermag.com
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- Woman dies on return from brief dive off Bali
An Australian diver, Pamela Philip, died after a dive at Manta Point near Bali. The 64-year-old was on a trip with her husband and part of a group of experienced divers. After diving for about eight minutes, she surfaced but complained of shortness of breath. Despite the crew's attempt to perform CPR, she did not regain consciousness and was later pronounced dead at a clinic.
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- QUIZ: Dive Physics
This quiz focuses on the science behind scuba diving, specifically dive physics. It tests knowledge about important concepts like pressure changes and buoyancy control. Understanding these topics is essential for safe and effective diving. Get ready to deepen your knowledge of how physics affects your underwater experience.
Read the full article at divemagazine.com
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- Nauticam Unveils Housing for the Nikon Z6 III
Nauticam has introduced an underwater housing specifically for the Nikon Z6 III camera. This housing is made from durable aluminum, making it resistant to corrosion and suitable for deep-sea exploration to a depth of 100 meters. It features a robust control system, allowing divers to easily access important camera functions even with gloves on. The housing also includes a vacuum check and leak detection system for added safety while diving. It is priced at $4,129 and can enhance photography capabilities underwater.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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- Stranded, Scuba Divers Left Behind [Video]
Divers can be left behind by their boats when operators do not have proper counting systems. This has led to serious incidents, like the fate of Thomas and Eileen Lonergan, who went missing in Australia. Divers are encouraged to check the counting procedures of their dive boat before leaving. If someone is stranded, they should look for land, signal for help, conserve energy, and stay calm. It's important to be prepared, as accidents can happen even with safety guidelines in place.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- From Passion to Preservation: PADI Divers Play a Vital Role in Driving the Expansion of Marine Protected Areas
PADI divers are crucial in the effort to protect the ocean through the growth of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). With a target to safeguard 30% of the ocean, divers can help reverse the decline of marine biodiversity and support vital ecosystems. The Adopt the Blue™ program encourages divers to engage in citizen science and conservation initiatives, collecting data that informs policy for protecting these important areas. By uniting the global diving community, PADI aims to create a powerful impact, fostering a stronger commitment to ocean conservation.
Read the full article at blog.padi.com
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- British scuba diver dies in Lanzarote
A 59-year-old British scuba diver tragically died from cardiac arrest while diving at Playa Chica in Lanzarote. The incident occurred around 12:30 PM on September 26, 2024. Bystanders helped remove the diver from the water, and emergency responders arrived to perform CPR but were unable to revive him. He was pronounced dead at the scene. An investigation by the Civil Guard is underway.
Read the full article at divemagazine.com
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- Shark Diving With an Armored Suit [video]
Cristina Zenato is a diver who uses an armored suit to interact with sharks safely. This suit is made of high-quality steel-chain mesh and is designed to be bite-proof, giving her confidence in the water. Cristina has over 22 years of experience diving in the Bahamas and training Caribbean Reef Sharks. The suit helps remove barriers, allowing her to do unique behaviors with the sharks, such as putting them in a trance-like state. Custom-made, these armored suits can cost around $6,500.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- Magnificent Remote Islands in Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat is an incredible destination in Indonesia, known for its stunning remote islands and clear Pacific waters. These islands feature lush jungles and beautiful white-sand beaches, making them perfect for nature lovers and adventurers. For scuba divers, Raja Ampat offers an amazing underwater world rich in marine life and untouched ecosystems. Meridian Adventure Dive provides top-quality diving services here, ensuring an enjoyable experience for everyone.
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- Our Top Facts About Wobbegong Sharks
Wobbegong sharks are unique and fascinating creatures found in the waters of Australia and nearby regions. They are known for their flat bodies and camouflage patterns that help them blend into the ocean floor. These sharks often rest on the seabed and can be spotted during scuba dives. While they are generally not aggressive, divers should still maintain caution and respect their space to avoid startling them.
Read the full article at www.originaldiving.com
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- Scuba Diving and COVID-19 – Information That Every Diver Should Know.
COVID-19 can affect scuba divers in important ways. After an infection, divers need medical clearance before returning to diving, especially in Europe, where prior clearances may become invalid. It's crucial for divers to see a doctor after recovering from COVID-19. Understanding these health precautions can help ensure safety while diving.
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