This wreck sits almost directly in the harbor of Hurghada, making it easy to reach for day boats and liveaboards alike, and offers great diving and an interesting bit of history.
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Far from being aggressive, the manatees of Crystal River are so accustomed to humans that they’re more affectionate than I ever could have guessed.
While most animals simply pass by or hover at a distance, some are interested in interacting with divers, even being playful. Here are a few of the more playful of the bunch.
The clear, turquoise waters that surround and flow between this group of about 700 atolls and cays, making up the Bahamian islands, are indeed a diver’s paradise.
SeaLife announced their latest addition to the Micro camera series, the Micro 2.0 underwater camera at the DEMA (Diving Equipment…
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Here we tend to find a more rugged expanse of rocky outcrops, hard corals and tunnel-like swim- throughs.
The Cayman Islands is making big waves in its efforts to eradicate the invasive lionfish species that preys in its pristine waters with innovative culling techniques and overpopulation management practices.
With the need for good PR rather than the desire for improved animal wellbeing as the motivation behind the new orca shows, it is difficult to believe that the orcas’ situation will significantly improve.
Since dehydration can increase the risk of decompression sickness, it’s important that divers fully understand the science behind why this urge to pee happens when they submerge.
From tiger sharks to humpback whales, from turtles to pods of spinner dolphins, Kona is home to an impressive array of big marine species, but its most famous resident is the manta ray.
The natural world is brimming with examples of extraordinary adaptations, some of them so incredible that they must be seen to be believed.
For many divers, the splendor of schooling hammerheads like the ones at Cocos Island is the holy grail of underwater spectacles.
It wasn’t until 1987 that a submersible observed the first living coelacanth, also in the Comoros Islands.
DEMA sees the launch of new technology, new concepts and new products from Fourth Element, and with these a new way to explore.