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Lack of Fitness Spells Disaster for Inexperienced Dive Duo
See what scuba diving lessons we can learn from this fatal accident: an inexperienced, out-of-shape diver dies close to shore.
Experience the Maldives Aggressor II
The Maldives, an island nation south of India, is best known among divers for abundant pelagic life, from whale sharks and oceanic mantas to Napoleon wrasse and hammerheads.
Great White Shark Shocks Divers with a Visit
Scuba divers captured the experience of a lifetime on video when a great white shark visited the group on an Australia dive.
A Scuba Diver's Guide to the Peculiar Side of Palau
Palau has plenty to offer traveling scuba divers, including bumphead parrotfish spawning and night diving experiences.
Chasing Coral's Zack Rago Honored among Scuba Diving's Sea Heroes

Zack Rago, of the ocean documentary *Chasing Coral*, is honored as a Sea Hero by *Scuba Diving* magazine and Seiko watches.

10 Reasons Why Scuba Divers Love Little Cayman
Traveling to the Caribbean scuba diving hot spot Little Cayman? Here's what to do when your scuba diving and exploring the island.
You Could Win a Tropical Eco-Resort in Panama for $10
An online competition is offering a Panama eco-resort, Casa Cayuco Eco Adventure Lodge, as a potential prize for $10 entry.
What It's Like to Have an Insane Animal Encounter on a Rebreather
Scuba divers on closed-circuit rebreathers can enjoy several perks, such as this close-up experience with a hammerhead shark.
How to Tell if Closed-Circuit Rebreather Diving is Right for You
Is closed-circuit rebreather diving right for you? Here's how to decide if you should take a rebreather training course.
You Can Visit 7 Continents and 62 Ports on a World Cruise for $62K
Silversea Cruises is offering the first world cruise to visit all seven continents. The 140-day trip will stop at more than 60 ports and 32 countries.
Dive Underwater Hollywood with Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas
It all started in 1918 with the first film to feature underwater footage: Fred William Stephenson's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Ever since, Hollywood has headed to the clear blue waters of the Bahamas to shoot underwater scenes for three simple reasons: its proximity to the U.S., excellent visibility, and exceptional value. Like many other locations that still bear the reminders of film sets, Nassau is no different, except that the sets are underwater. Today, divers can submerge on wrecks like the Tears of Allah from James Bond's 'Never Say Never Again' and the Vulcan Bomber from 'Thunderball'. The Cessna plane that crash-landed in Jaws IV now rests permanently on the sea floor. You can view the cockpit of the DC3 plane wreck from Into the Blue. If you're taking the Underwater Hollywood backlot tour with Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas, you can get your picture taken at your favorite film site and hear some of the behind-the-scenes stories. And, with the resident marine population that also frequents these film sets, you never know who you might see there. Dive Underwater Hollywood today with Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas. Visit StuartCove.com for more information.
Video: Behind the Scenes of the ScubaLab 2018 Knife Test
This time-lapse video shows how the ScubaLab team was able to simulate a day's worth of diving during the 2018 knife test— without ever getting wet.
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Ocean Divers Key Largo
Scientists Find Microplastics in 93 Percent of Tested Bottled Water
Scientists found microplastic particles in 93 percent of the bottled water they tested, prompting a review of the health effects on humans by the United Nations.