For Scuba Diving – Page 19 – A Resource For Sucba Diving

Squid’s Massive Ink Storm Clouds The Nautilus ROV

A squad of squid demonstrate, in spectacular fashion, their inking abilities in the lights of the Nautilus ROV.

This inking event took place in in open water as the crew of the Nautilus was being retrieved.

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Just off the coast of Jupiter Florida is some of the most diverse marine life in the state of Florida.

Kyalami Charters of Jupiter Florida offers daily dive trips out of Square Grouper’s Castaways Marina.

A group of extreme divers experience the rocks in a very fast moving rip current that can only be described as a “washing machine” .

Often overlooked by divers is the importance of proper care for our ears/aural hygiene.

Thats right… care for your ears is crucial for maintaining a healthy ear especially for divers and snorkelers.

Lets face it, sharks are intriguing. Especially large great white sharks. Experience the majesty of the sharks of Guadalupe below.

In the video below, TheMalibuArtist captures amazing drone and underwater footage of the sharks that frequent Guadalupe Island.

November 26, 2021 learn to dive, scuba diving safety No Comments

A 42 year old performer has the unusual ability to play wind instruments with his ears. Is learning to scuba dive out of the question for him?

What happens when you dive beyond your ability?

One day in Gainesville Florida a group of 5 certified divers decided to explore a freshwater spring.

While diving off the coast of Portugal , these divers encountered a huge Sunfish.

Sunfish are known to get rather large and weigh upwards of over 2,ooo pounds.

Scuba diving during a hurricane isn’t exactly the smartest thing to do.

A scuba diver trapped off Palm Beach in Florida was rescued from the waters off Palm Beach during Hurricane Irma, a category 4 hurricane.