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Scuba News
September 29, 2021 by HAL
The Sailfin Roughshark is a unique species found in the ocean, characterized by its distinctively long dorsal fin and slender body. It typically inhabits deeper waters and can be identified by its coloration and fin shape, making it easier to spot while diving. Understanding this shark’s features is essential for divers interested in marine life […]
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The Portuguese Dogfish is a species of shark known for its slender body and long snout. It is commonly found in deeper waters around Europe and is often caught by fishermen. Divers should be aware of its unique identification features, such as its large eyes and distinctive coloration, to recognize this species while exploring underwater […]
The White Shark ID Guide serves as a useful resource for scuba divers and ocean enthusiasts. It helps divers identify different species of sharks and understand their behaviors, anatomy, and habitats. By knowing how to recognize sharks, divers can safely enjoy their encounters with these amazing creatures. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
The Velvetbelly Lanternshark is a small deep-sea shark known for its unique bioluminescent properties. It can be identified by its dark, velvety skin and specific fin shapes. Scuba divers should learn to recognize this shark to enhance their underwater experiences and contribute to marine conservation. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Tiger sharks are commonly found in warm ocean waters. They are identifiable by their unique markings, which include dark stripes and spots on their bodies. Understanding these identifying features can help divers spot these fascinating creatures while exploring underwater. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
The Starry Smoothhound is a type of shark that can be identified by its unique appearance and patterns. These sharks are often found in shallow coastal waters and are known for their smooth skin and star-like spots. Scuba divers should look for their distinguishing features to identify them easily while exploring underwater. Read the full […]
The Smalltooth Sandtiger Shark is a unique species with distinct features. It has a long, slender body and can be identified by its pronounced teeth, which are visible even when its mouth is closed. This shark often inhabits deep waters and is known for its calm behavior, making it a fascinating sight for divers. Read […]
The Smallspotted Catshark is a species that is commonly found in European waters. It has a slender body, small spots, and can reach up to 1 meter in length. This shark prefers shallow waters and is often seen hiding in rocky crevices or sandy bottoms, making it an exciting sight for scuba divers exploring its […]
September 27, 2021 by HAL
Gemma and Ian speak with the content creators Ryan and Nicole Levinson, also known as “Two Afloat,” who live on a catamaran in French Polynesia and create fun underwater videos. They can be found on various social media platforms and Patreon. Read the article
September 20, 2021 by HAL
Blue O Two offers luxury scuba diving tours through liveaboard and shore-based holidays worldwide, with Alyson Tyler and James Fletcher discussing their services on The BiG Scuba Podcast. The podcast has chartered a vessel for a Red Sea holiday in October 2022. Read the article
Newsletter
September 13, 2021 / September 14, 2021 by Cal Evans
…I watched the video on Youtube! The man is the picture is Mike. Let’s call him that because it’s his real name. He’s the guy that keeps my gear in tip-top condition and makes sure that I can breath underwater when I need to. Uncle Cal’s Story Time I’ve been diving now for 11+ years […]
August 25, 2021 by HAL
The Smallspotted Catshark is a small, slender shark commonly found in British coastal waters. They are known for their dark spots and have a unique behavior of curling into a ‘doughnut’ shape when threatened, giving rise to their nickname ‘shy sharks.’ These sharks prefer shallow habitats and are often seen alone or in small groups, […]
August 16, 2021 by HAL
Chris Foiesy, a seasoned professional Scuba instructor and explorer, is known for his expertise in cave and technical decompression diving, with a focus on educating and inspiring the diving community. With a vast experience ranging from deep shipwrecks to tropical reefs and underwater caves, Chris also runs a popular TikTok account with 145k followers to […]
August 9, 2021 by HAL
Gemma and Ian discuss their dive trip to the Farne Islands, mentioning equipment and the diving experience. Matt Rivet talks about courses, and listeners can participate by calling the BiG Scuba Bat Phone. Read the article
July 27, 2021 / December 18, 2021 by Cal Evans
My whole point with this newsletter is to give divers all the information they need to be confident divers. The problem with this is that I run the risk of some of you becoming OVER confident. So let me tell you right now, dive confidently, just not too confidently. What do I mean by too […]
July 13, 2021 / July 20, 2021 by Cal Evans
First, contrary to what you may have seen in movies like “Thunderball”, underwater knife-fights don’t happen. I just needed to get that out of the way. A lot of divers ask me this question and my standard answer is “maybe”. Honestly, I believe that every diver should dive with some kind of cutting device but […]
June 21, 2021 by HAL
Grace Marquez, a visual artist and scuba diver, creates artwork inspired by marine life. She dives worldwide, including in the Great Lakes’ shipwrecks. Read the article
June 18, 2021 by HAL
Grace Marquez creates art inspired by underwater marine life. She is a passionate technical diver and scuba instructor who loves exploring shipwrecks in the Great Lakes. Read the article
May 6, 2021 by HAL
Dean Martin has nearly two decades of experience in the UK scuba diving industry. He currently works as a Hardware Project Manager and has a strong passion for marine conservation, especially concerning sharks. Dean’s interests include both temperate and tropical diving, as well as underwater photography. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
April 19, 2021 by HAL
Ian and Gemma discuss calling dives based on the Any Any Any Any Any rule advocated by Cristina Zenato, as explained in a social media post. They also mention news about a young diver and the IUCN’s update on shark statuses. Promotional partnerships with Dark Tyde and Hapi Bottles are highlighted, offering sustainable dive wear […]
April 19, 2021 / September 1, 2021 by Cal Evans
Recently I was on a night dive and one of the participants was a fairly new diver. (less than 50 dives) As we walked out we were discussing the dive and he made the statement “I’ve got to get a better light”. I asked him which light he was using and he replied “The $25 […]
March 29, 2021 by HAL
Rosemary Lunn answers scuba diving questions, including a discussion on dive fitness. The post also mentions the Fourth Element ambassador Alannah Vellacott and a scholarship opportunity from the Womens Diver Hall Of Fame. Read the article
February 9, 2021 by HAL
The Love Sharks 2021 Calendar celebrates different shark species with colorful illustrations and fun facts. It features well-known sharks like the Great White and Hammerhead, and also includes lesser-known species. The calendar highlights important shark-related holidays and can be purchased even after its Kickstarter campaign successfully funded its printing costs. Read the full article at […]
January 30, 2021 by HAL
Birgitte Deda Wilms is an experienced scuba diver and underwater photographer who co-authored the book “In a Sea of Dreams” and was inducted into the Women’s Divers Hall of Fame. She has also authored “Live Well Beyond Breast Cancer” and runs a scuba diving business. Read the article
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