Marine Life for Divers Archive
Marine Life for Divers
Sharks, the apex predators that we know and fear, are often misunderstood to both their and our detriment. Our absolute fear of sharks is a detriment not only
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Commercial Diving
The challenges of going deep are real on many fronts. Here we take a good look at a few horrifying deep ocean diving incidents. The first scenario, in
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Marine Life for Divers
We all know about the “don’t touch rule”, but who really follows it. The following video clip explains what could possibly happen if you break the no-touch-rule this
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Marine Life for Divers
Who knew? Orcas are predators of moose. What’s a moose doing in the water anyway. Orcas are top apex predators at the top of the food chain. They
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Marine Life for Divers
Reports of a fish lethally impaling fishermen and snorkelers on shallow reefs prompts Jeremy Wade to investigate. The beautiful waters surrounding the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia has become
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Marine Life for Divers
Octopuses are highly intelligent animals. They are somewhat solitary, therefore, more suitable for captivity than most other pets. That being said, octopuses would not be suitable for most
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Marine Life for Divers
OCEARCH’s shark tracker is an amazing technology that enables us to track the movements of various marine animals including whales, seals, turtles, alligators, Dolphins and great white sharks.
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Marine Life for Divers
This is the first time I have seen anything like this where a whale shark pursues a scuba diver. The tittle of the video below is “Whale Shark
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Marine Life for Divers
Its hard to image, but an underwater lake lies about 3300 ft below the Gulf of Mexico. This lake is known as the “HotTub of Despair” was discovered last
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Marine Life for Divers
Swimming with sperm whales is a rare experience for sure, but diving though a pod of sleeping sperm whales is just off the charts. Patrick Dykstra is not
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