Marine Life for Divers
Interesting marine life information for scuba diving enthusiasts of all levels
Gigantic Great White Shark (Video)
Purported to be the largest White shark to be filmed yet.
This humongous great White shark was filmed off the coast of Guadalupe Island. This shark is over 20 feet long and is known by the name of Deep Blue.
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving Tips For Lobster Diving Season [Video]
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Lobster diving or is it hunting draws big crowds down to the Florid Keys from October Through March.
Lobsters can be caught in relatively shallow waters of about 5 or 6 feet, requiring only snorkeling gear.
The Megalodon Could Still Actually Exist
We have all heard stories about the Megalodon being extinct for Millions of years, but not so fast with that assumption.
Friendly Seal Falls In Love With Scuba Diver (Video)
When scuba diving you can never predict what will happen with underwater wildlife.
Gary Grayson’s encounter with a group of Atlantic grey Seals proves this point to a tee.
10 Weird Underwater Creatures [Video]
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The following 10 underwater creatures have unique abilities and or features that makes them stand out.
The list includes:
- Archer Fish – 10cm.
Dive Catalina Island’s Kelp Forests [video]
Southern California’s Catalina Island is known as one of the best places in the world to dive kelp forests.
In the following video Johnathan Bird of BlueWorldTV compares these underwater forests to a typical forest that you would find topside.
The Megalodon – Recent Discoveries
As it turns out the megalodon is/was much bigger than originally thought and they didn’t/don’t resemble great white sharks as thought.
Recent research has reveled new facts and insights about the megalodon that were previously overlooked.
Sharks Are Terrified of Dolphins
Ever wonder why Sharks are so afraid of dolphins?
Dolphins, as playful as they are, are very efficient fighters. They are very intelligent, travel in pods and an attack on any one of them quickly provokes a swift counter-attack by their entire pod.
Shark Attack Survival Tips
A shark fin is steadily and terrifyingly heading straight for you. Do you know what to do?
We have all been trained to be terrified of sharks.
Amazing Shark Charmer [Video]
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Sharks do in fact feel pain and suffering and can even be playful. I mean, who ever thought of petting sharks?
After watching these videos you will most likely come to the conclusion that sharks also feel and seek pleasure.