Scuba Diving Incidents
Fight For Last Air – Cave Diving Gone Wrong
Blue Spring Lake Park in Florida is well known for its amazing underwater cave diving. This cave extends down to about 120ft. and has an awe inspiring maze of rock formations and passages.
Diving Into Danger – Alarming Lack Of Diver Treatment Facilities
The central gulf coast is a popular destination for diving enthusiasts, with its clear waters and diverse marine life. However, the lack of healthcare facilities for diving injuries such as decompression illness (the bends) in this area is a major concern.
Freak Accidents – Underwater Mishaps
In spite of all precautions and safety preparations somehow freak accidents sneak in.
We came across this clip that is a compilation of three freaky accidents.
Deep Ocean Diving – Horrifying Incidents Gone Wrong
The challenges of going deep are real on many fronts. Here we take a good look at a few horrifying deep ocean diving incidents.
Scuba Divers Experience Annoying Pings of A Submarine’s Sonar
Crazy things happen, but to be pinged by a submarine’s sonar while scuba diving certainly ranks as a completely unexpected occurrence.
The video below records the reaction of a group of divers that were shocked ( not literally) by a submarine’s sonar.
Cave Diving An Iceberg Goes Wrong
A team of divers attempts the first-ever cave dive inside of an iceberg and something goes drastically wrong at 130ft.
Well known cave diver Jill Heinerth and her team attempts an iceberg/cave diving first.
Thailand Cave Rescue Mission – Update [Video]
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All 12 Soccer team members and their coach have been rescued form the Thai Cave.
After over 5 days of working to rescue the team members and their coach success was finally achieved.
Surviving a Leopard Seal Attack
Although leopard seal attacks are fairly rare, they are on the increase due to the growth of tourism.
Leopard seals are considered cute by most.
Out Of Air Incident & Miscommunication
As we all know, be prepared for the unexpected and overly confident, but things happen.
In the following video clip a diver, Robert Edwards, candidly shares his thoughts and experiences as he runs out of air while diving.
Diver’s Scuba Stories To Lean From [video]
Stories shared by other divers is one of the best way to learn lessons in safe diving. Listening to other diver’s scuba stories teaches from the experiences of other divers.