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August 8, 2025 by HAL
Recent studies show more octopus sightings in UK waters. This change likely results from climate change and increased ocean temperatures. Octopuses are smart and can camouflage themselves well. Divers may have a better chance to see them during dives. Learning about these creatures can enhance your diving experience.
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August 7, 2025 by HAL
Diving with whale sharks is an amazing experience. They are gentle giants, not dangerous to humans. When diving, remain calm and don’t chase or touch them. Whale sharks eat tiny creatures like plankton, filtering water with specialized teeth. They are found in tropical waters around the world, especially in places like the Maldives and Mexico.
Sargassum is a floating brown algae that provides a habitat for marine life. It helps keep oceans healthy but can become a problem when too much accumulates on beaches. This year’s record levels of sargassum, about 37.5 million metric tons, are linked to nutrient runoff and climate change. As it decomposes, it can harm the […]
August 6, 2025 by HAL
Blue sea dragons, also known as nudibranchs, are incredible ocean creatures. They eat poisonous animals larger than themselves and can store their prey’s stinging cells for protection. These tiny slugs float upside down on the ocean surface, using air bubbles to stay afloat. Blue sea dragons also use camouflage to hide from predators in the […]
August 4, 2025 by HAL
Anemones are colorful creatures found in oceans worldwide. They have stinging cells, which help them catch food. Many fish, like clownfish, live among anemones for protection. Anemones can survive in different environments and reproduce in various ways. They play an important role in marine ecosystems.
July 31, 2025 by HAL
Join the Sunshine Coast Whale Festival from August 14 to 17. The festival celebrates whales and their importance to ocean health. You can learn about whale conservation and research initiatives. Participate in community-driven science efforts, like reporting whale sightings. Local events include trivia nights and symposiums featuring whale experts.
Freediving lets you dive deep on a single breath. The world record is over 200 meters deep! Freedivers can hold their breath for about 10 minutes. This sport helps improve lung capacity and relaxation. It connects you deeply with the ocean and its creatures.
July 30, 2025 by HAL
Scuba diving allows you to explore underwater life. You need proper training and certification to dive safely. The ocean covers about 71% of our planet. Many fish and animals rely on healthy reefs for survival. Divers can help protect the ocean by following guidelines and not disturbing marine animals.
July 25, 2025 by HAL
The ocean is crucial for our planet and life. It covers about 71% of Earth’s surface. Coral reefs support many marine species. The ocean also helps regulate the climate. Scuba diving allows us to explore this amazing ecosystem.
July 24, 2025 by HAL
Some shark species can keep their body temperature higher than the water. This trait, known as mesothermy, helps them swim faster and hunt better. Key species include the great white shark and shortfin mako shark. They can adapt to colder waters, making them more effective predators. Understanding how these sharks work can help us protect […]
July 21, 2025 by HAL
Dr. Dalal Al-Abdulrazzak is the new Vice President of Programs at Ocean Wise. She has a strong background in marine science and sustainable fishing. Dalal will oversee programs focused on ocean pollution, climate change, and whale conservation. Her leadership will help Ocean Wise build partnerships for a healthier ocean. Ocean Wise aims to combine people’s […]
Share your diving adventures with @BSACdivers this summer! Post pictures and stories of your dives. Use the hashtag #bsacdivers to connect with other divers. Remember to dive safely and follow all guidelines. Explore the ocean and enjoy your time underwater!
July 19, 2025 by HAL
Jared from NexDive.com made an exciting announcement. The ScubaRadio ScubaSquad tried new shark-themed drinks. They shared their favorite flavors and drinks idea for divers. These drinks are fun for ocean lovers. Remember to enjoy responsibly while diving or relaxing.
July 18, 2025 by HAL
“Shipwreck Hunters Australia” Season 2 starts on August 27, 2025. This show features a team of divers searching for lost shipwrecks. They dive into the ocean to uncover secrets and explore beautiful wildlife. Season 1 discovered a 111-year-old sunken ship and a War World II flying boat. In Season 2, viewers can expect more underwater […]
July 14, 2025 by HAL
The police in the UK are looking for those who damaged the HMS Coronation wreck. Divers discovered fishing pots near the wreck site, which is protected. The HMS Coronation was a 17th-century warship that sank in 1891. Protecting shipwrecks like this one is important for history. Authorities urge fishermen to avoid wreck sites to prevent […]
The Shark Photographer of the Year 2025 contest showcased stunning shark photos. A total of 343 images were entered, highlighting 76 species. The exhibition is at Ocean Studios, Plymouth, until the end of July. The winner and other awards will be announced soon. Sharks play a vital role in ocean ecosystems and need protection.
Shark Awareness Day is celebrated with the Shark Trust’s photography contest winners. Julian Hebenstreit won with a photo of an Indo-Pacific leopard shark. The competition received entries from 34 countries, showcasing diverse shark species. Other winners highlighted species like small spotted catsharks and mobula rays. Protecting sharks and their habitats is crucial for ocean health.
Freediving films showcase the beauty of the underwater world. They highlight the amazing skills of freedivers, who dive without tanks. Many films explore themes of nature and human connection to the ocean. These films inspire viewers to appreciate marine life and the importance of ocean conservation. Watching them can motivate divers to explore the depths […]
July 11, 2025 by HAL
Limited edition prints show life in the ocean untouched by humans. These photos were taken at the Revillagigedo Islands, a protected marine area. Whales, dolphins, and mantas thrive in these safe waters. The prints remind us of the need for ocean protection efforts. Profits help support campaigns to defend marine life globally.
July 9, 2025 by HAL
The Willow Workshop invites you to create a Plankton Hat. It will be led by Duncan Cameron at Royal William Yard. The event is on July 19th from 12:30 to 3 PM. Only 20 spots are available, so book early if interested. It’s a fun way to learn more about ocean life!
July 8, 2025 by HAL
Giant manta rays are the world’s largest rays, reaching 26 feet wide. They are found in warm waters around the globe, often near coastlines. These filter feeders eat tiny organisms in the water, using unique structures in their mouths to catch food. Unfortunately, giant manta rays are endangered due to fishing and their slow reproduction […]
Snorkeling with dolphins is an exciting experience. Dolphins are friendly and intelligent animals. When snorkeling, always respect their space and do not chase them. Proper snorkeling gear is essential for safety. Remember, watching dolphins in the wild is better than feeding them.
July 7, 2025 by HAL
In Iceland, people rescued over 50 stranded pilot whales. Nearby, fishermen in the Faroe Islands killed 95 long-finned pilot whales. These whales included juveniles and pregnant females. Both countries are prosperous and don’t need whale meat for survival. This shows a contrast between compassion and tradition.
July 6, 2025 by HAL
Corhonda Dawson set a world record by diving in seven continents. She completed her dives in just under 12 days. Dawson’s adventure began in Antarctica and ended in California. She is the first African American woman to dive all five oceans. Her journey emphasizes the importance of ocean exploration for everyone.
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