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Scuba News
September 25, 2025 by HAL
Join an exciting expedition at Shag Rocks in Antarctica. This is the first-ever scuba diving exploration of these uncharted waters. Divers will collect important scientific data about marine ecosystems. To dive, participants need drysuit certification and experience in cold water. Non-divers can also help with research efforts.
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April 16, 2025 by HAL
The waters near Coronation Island, Antarctica, are home to a remarkable gathering of whales, including fin, humpback, and southern right whales. They come to feed on krill, a crucial part of the Southern Ocean ecosystem. However, this haven is threatened by industrial krill trawlers from countries like Norway, China, and Ukraine. These ships disrupt the […]
April 3, 2025 by HAL
Sea Shepherd is fighting against krill trawlers in Antarctica, which threaten marine life like whales and seals that rely on krill for survival. These massive fishing vessels disrupt feeding areas and have even caused the deaths of several whales. With scientists onboard, Sea Shepherd documents these activities to gather evidence for protecting these waters. The […]
January 27, 2025 by HAL
Scuba diving in Antarctica offers a unique and extreme diving experience due to its stunning underwater beauty and diverse wildlife. Divers can encounter unique marine life, such as leopard seals and penguins, while exploring varying dive sites ranging from shallow ice dives to deeper wall dives. However, divers should be prepared for harsh conditions, with […]
November 26, 2024 by HAL
Sea Shepherd will return to Antarctica in early 2025 to protect krill and, ultimately, the whales that depend on them. The organization aims to combat the krill fishing industry, which is harming the Antarctic ecosystem. They plan to collect data and monitor supertrawlers that are overfishing krill, jeopardizing marine wildlife. This effort follows a recent […]
November 3, 2024 by HAL
Two humpback whales have died and one is injured due to krill fishing in Antarctica. The krill industry is a significant threat to marine life, as krill are crucial for the Antarctic food web. Investigations have revealed that the fishing nets used for krill harvesting cause serious harm to whales and other species. Conservation efforts […]
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