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Meeting Mr. Big: A Gallery of Big Animal Encounters

Are you ready for your next — or first — big-animal encounter? Do you dream of scuba diving with sharks, manta rays, sea lions and dolphins?

Tragedy at Tanjung Luar

An east Lombok, Indonesia, fish market — Tanjung Luar — is a butcher shop for sharks and mantas — what can be done? Conservationists are working hard to shine a light on the illegal fishery here and recently had reason to celebrate — Indonesia announced that it is creating a sanctuary for manta rays, banning fishing for these animals within the country’s exclusive economic zone.

2014 World's Best Diving and Resorts: Siren Fleet

Lovely ships, spectacular dives, and friendly crews await you on Siren Fleet Luxury Liveaboards

Diving Bali's USAT Liberty Wreck [Photo Gallery]

For many divers, the Liberty is a main attraction of Bali diving, and for good reason. The wreck is home to a staggering array of marine life.

Scuba Diving Top 100: Best Diving in the Pacific & Indian Ocean

From the Andaman Sea to the Coral Sea, this region offers unspoiled reefs, big animals, thrilling drifts, World War II wrecks and unparalleled macro life.

Threatened Species are Safe in Komodo

Threatened species now have greater protection from fishing in the Coral Triangle.

Diving Indonesia's Komodo National Park

Starkly beautiful islands, dragons, volcanoes, azure waters, luscious reefs, and a huge and healthy biodiversity of underwater critters make diving the Komodo area of Indonesia a truly unforgettable experience. The photos of underwater photographer Judy G showcases the region.

Wild Dives in the Coral Triangle

Marvel at the wonders of Indonesia during a liveaboard trip. The itinerary: From the islands of Raja Ampat to the Banda Islands to muck diving in Ambon.

Critter Hunt: Jellyfish Gardening

Jellyfish are the farmers, not the farmed, at this hidden Indonesian lagoon.