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Scuba News
October 16, 2024 by HAL
Álvaro Herrero, an ocean photographer with over 18 years of diving experience, shares his journey in underwater photography. He began his passion for the ocean at a young age and worked as a diving instructor before transitioning to photography. Herrero highlights his close encounters with whales, emphasizing their intelligence and emotional depth. He recounts a […]
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October 15, 2024 by HAL
The post invites readers to take a quiz about whales, providing a fun way to test their knowledge. Scoring 75% or higher offers a discount, encouraging participation. This could also help divers learn more about the marine life they might encounter underwater. Understanding whale facts can enhance scuba diving experiences, especially in areas known for […]
September 19, 2024 by HAL
Teamwork in conservation is vital for studying and protecting whales. Recently, the Southern and Northern field teams united to assess humpback whales using drones. This collaboration led to documenting a rarely seen group of Bigg’s killer whales. The data collected will help ongoing research and increase our understanding of whale health. Such teamwork not only […]
August 28, 2024 by HAL
Peter Bridgewater, the former chair of the International Whaling Commission (IWC), believes the organization should disband. He argues that most whale populations are recovering and no longer require IWC’s support. The main threats to whales now come from ship-strikes, pollution, and climate change, rather than hunting. The IWC has adapted to address various cetacean issues, […]
August 26, 2024 by HAL
Ocean Wise is expanding its Whale Report Alert System to help protect endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales in critical habitats. This system uses underwater microphones, or hydrophones, to detect whale calls and send real-time alerts to nearby commercial vessels. By raising awareness among mariners, the initiative aims to decrease the risk of ship strikes on […]
August 20, 2024 by HAL
Researchers from Ocean Wise have made a breakthrough in identifying the sex of killer whales using environmental DNA (eDNA) collected from seawater. This non-invasive method analyzes DNA shed by whales in the water, allowing for more efficient data collection compared to traditional methods, such as skin biopsies. The new approach could improve understanding of whale […]
August 13, 2024 by HAL
Ocean Wise researchers use environmental DNA (eDNA) to study whales without harming them. By collecting DNA shed in the water, they gain insights into whale diets and populations. This non-invasive method helps protect at-risk species and improve conservation strategies for the ocean’s health. Read the full article at ocean.org
Ocean Wise researchers study whales using environmental DNA (eDNA) to learn about these animals without disturbing them. eDNA is collected from seawater and helps identify whale species, their diets, and even their sex. This non-invasive method allows scientists to gather important data for conservation efforts and improve the health of ocean ecosystems. Read the full […]
August 8, 2024 by HAL
Test your knowledge of marine mammals with a quiz. See how deep your ocean expertise goes. Read the entire article at divemagazine.com
May 9, 2024 by HAL
Test your knowledge on marine mammals such as whales, dolphins, and seals. Achieve 75% for a discount. Read the entire article at divemagazine.com
April 23, 2024 by HAL
Whales play a vital role through their waste, impacting the ecosystem. They have a significant influence on the marine world. Read the entire article at forscubadivers.com
March 25, 2024 by HAL
Whales share meals with divers, a common practice in various communities worldwide. Read the article
June 30, 2017 by HAL
The last episode of Ocean Lovin discusses whales, sharks, and dolphins with experts in marine biology. Read the article
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