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Navy divers are off the coast of Jupiter, Fla., investigating a Curtiss SB2C Helldiver aircraft lying upside down about 185 feet below the water’s surface. The aircraft was first spotted several months ago by a group of divers on a routine tech dive. [flyingmag.com: Article | Gallery]

Marine researcher Scott Sheehan first assumed it was a mammal of the Flipper variety when he saw a object launch itself out of the water. Turns out it wasn't a dolphin, but a thresher shark -- the only shark that uses its tail to herd and stun its prey. [dailytelegraph.com.au: article and photos]

It's a virtual photographer's paradise -- Indonesia's Lembeh and Raja Ampat. Try to count the colors in these beautiful underwater photos -- your mind will be boggled. [sportdiver.com: article and photos]

Ocean Planet: Living Oceans Foundation's Harvest of Hope

The Living Oceans Foundation's Global Reef Expedition aims to discover how coral reefs across the world are faring in today’s changing ocean climate, and what can be done to help corals survive in the warmer, more acidic oceans of the future.

New Wreck for Thailand

The Koh Chang region of Thailand now boasts the largest artificial reef in the Southeast Asian country with the scuttling of the HTMS Chang.

University of Toledo Breaks Dive World Record

The University of Toledo dive team made waves this month when the last member of their team left the 330-gallon “pool” in their Student Union to celebrate as new Guinness World Record holders for the "Longest Continual Dive By a Group of Divers in a Contained Environment."

Sea Heroes: Gwyn Mills [May 2013]

Tagging sharks, placing mooring balls and sinking artificial reefs in his beloved Thailand keeps our May 2013 Sea Hero busy.

St. Eustatius Sea Turtle Conservation Program looks to increase number of hatchlings

Statia aims to make a big impact in increasing its numbers of baby green and hawksbill sea turtles, common specimens at the island’s many dive sites.

National Marine Conservation Scholarship offers aid to scuba diving students

High school students with a background in scuba diving and love for the ocean have the chance to save money thanks to a unique scholarship.

On the Hunt: David Trotter Pinpoints Another Great Lakes Wreck

More than 90 Great Lakes wrecks have been discovered by David Trotter over 35 years — his most recent: the New York, lost in Lake Huron 133 years ago.