Breaking Records, One Meter at a Time On September 18, 2014, Egyptian diver Ahmed Gabr descended into the depths of the Red Sea off the coast of Dahab, Egypt—and into the history books. His mission? To complete the deepest scuba dive ever recorded, a feat […]
READ MOREWhy Alcohol and Diving Don’t Mix Even small amounts of alcohol can impair: Reaction time – slowing your ability to respond in emergencies. Judgment – leading to poor decisions underwater. Coordination – making buoyancy control, swimming, and task handling more difficult. Attention – reducing awareness […]
READ MOREDiving Into Art: The Famous Underwater Statues of Cancún When most people think of Cancún, turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and lively nightlife come to mind. But hidden beneath the surface of the Caribbean lies one of the world’s most unusual and breathtaking attractions […]
READ MOREThe ancient free divers of the past The history of diving begins long before modern scuba technology, with the earliest free divers whorelied solelyon lung power to explore the underwater world. For thousands of years, humans have held their breath and descended beneath the surface […]
READ MOREThe beginning of a new species This is the 3rd species of Manta ray. This special Manta has been in hiding for 15 years, or that's what we thought, at least. Scientists have been overlooking them as they misidentified them as an oceanic manta. It […]
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