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Scuba News
September 24, 2024 by HAL
The August edition of the LEVEL UP Podcast has been released. It features discussions from various experts in the diving industry. Topics include marketing strategies for dive shops, the role of underwater cameras in marine conservation, and safety responsibilities for divers. The podcast also highlights the importance of planning for dive travel programs and the […]
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PADI has launched a new global referral program called “Seek Adventure. Save the Ocean Together” to drive business for diving. This program encourages certified divers to recruit friends and family as new dive buddies. Participants can share a 15% discount link for the PADI Open Water eLearning course, which also rewards the referrer with a […]
Yap is seeing a surge in tourism, with visitor arrivals doubling in 2024 compared to the previous year. The island welcomed 1,825 international visitors from January to August, showing significant growth. Additionally, Yap will host the 2025 Micronesia Expo from July 21-25, celebrating the region’s rich culture. The Coral Geographer cruise ship recently brought 80 […]
To gain more visibility at the DEMA Show, consider donating items for the 2024 Silent Auction. This can include collectibles, equipment, art, or travel packages, with a suggested minimum value of $100. Proceeds from the auction will support DEMA’s programs for its members. The DEMA Show is a key event for those in the scuba […]
The DEMA Show 2024 mobile app is now available for download. This app helps users access event schedules, explore the show floor, view speaker profiles, and browse specials. Users can also connect with other attendees and receive notifications during the event. The app is designed to enhance the DEMA Show experience for all participants. Read […]
Margo Peyton is being inducted into the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame for her significant contributions to the dive industry. As the founder of Family Dive Adventures and Kids Sea Camp, she has shaped family-friendly diving experiences and trained over 8,000 young divers, including those with special needs. Her work promotes connections between families […]
Test your knowledge of marine life with a fun quiz! This trivia challenge is designed to help you learn more about ocean creatures. It’s a great way for scuba divers to increase their understanding of the underwater world. Take a moment to see how much you really know about marine animals and their habitats. Read […]
September 23, 2024 by HAL
Capturing and tagging a megalodon shark poses significant challenges for divers. Current equipment is not strong or big enough for such an operation. A video outlines strategies for this task, including the difficulties that come with it. Megalodons were massive, with a head about 4.65 meters long and a dorsal fin 1.62 meters tall, making […]
Dive the Revillagigedo Islands this November with Indigo Safaris for a thrilling underwater adventure. Experience close encounters with giant mantas, playful dolphins, and the unique opportunity to dive with humpback whales. This 8-night trip includes visiting sites teeming with marine life, like schooling sharks and fish. Led by photojournalist Christopher Bartlett, you’ll even receive personal […]
Garmin has introduced the Fenix 8, a new dive computer that also functions as a wristwatch. It is made with durable materials, including options in stainless steel and titanium. This device is depth rated for scuba diving up to 40 meters and supports both air and nitrox diving up to 40%. Features include an AMOLED […]
September 22, 2024 by HAL
An uncontrolled ascent can be a serious issue while scuba diving. In a recent incident, a diver was seen acting strangely underwater. On investigation, his buddy found that his weight belt had fallen off, causing him to ascend rapidly. Fortunately, the buddy was able to prevent potential decompression sickness and used a DSMB to signal […]
Sharks need to sleep just like other animals, but they have unique adaptations for it. Many sharks must keep swimming to get oxygen, so they can use a special type of sleep called unihemispheric slow-wave sleep. This allows one half of their brain to sleep while the other half stays aware of their surroundings. Different […]
September 21, 2024 by HAL
Greg The Divemaster and his friends share their experiences on a day trip in Key West with the DiveGod. They also introduce a new breakfast treat related to scuba diving. This fun outing highlights the joy of diving and enjoying the underwater world. It’s a great way for divers to connect and share their love […]
Choosing the right wetsuit for diving isn’t an exact science but there are key factors to consider. First, think about the water temperature and your tolerance for cold. You can use a wetsuit thickness chart to help decide on the right thickness. The time you spend in and out of the water and your performance […]
September 20, 2024 by HAL
Scuba diving regulators are intricate devices that play a crucial role in diving safety. They reduce high-pressure gas to a safe level and deliver it to divers. Each regulator is made to very specific standards, requiring careful manufacturing and testing. A video is available that showcases the complexity involved in this process, highlighting the essential […]
September 19, 2024 by HAL
Test your knowledge of marine life with an exciting ocean creature quiz. This quiz challenges you to identify various species and learn more about the underwater world. It’s a fun way to enhance your understanding of marine ecosystems, which is important for scuba divers. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, this quiz can […]
September 18, 2024 by HAL
The KNM Uller is a historical wreck located in Gulen, Norway, at a depth of 185 feet. This Norwegian Vale-class gunboat was built in 1876 and later converted to a minelayer. It was sunk during World War II after being bombed by the Royal Norwegian Navy. Scuba divers can explore this site but must be […]
A 30-year-old German woman died after a shark attacked her while she was sailing south of the Canary Islands. The incident caused her leg to be severed, leading to a cardiac arrest during her airlift to a hospital. While the specific shark species has not been confirmed, larger sharks like great whites are known to […]
September 17, 2024 by HAL
Experience the exciting Mexican Sardine Run in Magdalena Bay this November with Indigo Safaris. From November 3 to 10, 2024, divers and snorkelers will have the chance to see massive schools of sardines and predators like striped marlin, dolphins, and sea lions. The trip includes exploring the vibrant biodiversity of Baja California’s waters and diving […]
The Biophilia Hypothesis suggests that humans naturally connect with nature. This connection can be seen in how scuba divers feel when they explore the ocean. Diving allows people to experience marine life and underwater landscapes, promoting well-being and happiness. Engaging with nature through activities like diving can enhance our mental health. Read the full article […]
September 16, 2024 by HAL
PADI has launched a referral program called “Seek Adventure. Save the Ocean. Together.” to encourage current divers to bring friends and family for scuba certification courses. This campaign aims to increase divers’ skills and promote group diving experiences. Incentives, like free air fills and discounts on gear, reward divers for bringing in new students. The […]
The video review of the Insta360x4 Camera by Jeff Goodman focuses on the features that make it suitable for underwater photography and videography. This camera is designed to capture high-quality images with excellent detail, which is important for divers wanting to document their underwater adventures. It also includes features that enhance ease of use in […]
A leopard seal attacked three divers during a routine spearfishing trip off the coast of South Africa in False Bay. The aggressive seal bit off their fins, forced them to drop their spear guns, and attacked each diver while they struggled to swim back to shore. This brutal encounter lasted for over 30 minutes, highlighting […]
September 15, 2024 by HAL
Reports of increases in attacks from large fish, like giant groupers and muskies, are concerning for divers and swimmers. These fish, especially the goliath grouper, are apex predators known for their aggressive behavior. Scuba tanks and dive gear have been found in their stomachs, signaling danger. It’s important for divers to be cautious and aware […]
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