scuba diving safety Archive
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The urge to pee while diving is a common experience that practically all divers face. There is no need to feel ashamed about this because there are a
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Scuba Diving Incidents
As we all know, be prepared for the unexpected and overly confident, but things happen. In the following video clip a diver, Robert Edwards, candidly shares his thoughts
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Australia is in the process of testing rescue drones to patrol for sharks and save lives. The “Little Ripper” rescue drone, as it is called is an emergency
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Marine Life for Divers
Although rare, injuries caused by marine life are a possibility for divers due to the potential of unexpected contact with poisonous or otherwise harmful marine life. It is
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Scuba Diving Florida
Believe it or not, but it is not uncommon for dive operators to pull away from a dive site before they realize they left a diver behind. As
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Scuba Diving Incidents
The central gulf coast is a popular destination for diving enthusiasts, with its clear waters and diverse marine life. However, the lack of healthcare facilities for diving injuries
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Every story has a lesson in it. This one is about being prepared and not panicking. This is a story about Ann and Bill. Two relatively new divers
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It goes without saying that preparation is the only way to deal with highly unlikely and unforeseen incidents. This post reviews 10 catastrophic situations that a diver may
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Lobster Diving
Don’t take for granted the dangers that can be involved when interacting with crustaceans. The following clip reviews 10 of the most dangerous crustaceans in the world. Take
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Diving Logbook Entries
Professional scuba diver gets caught uncontrollably into a vortex of currents. This video has been around a while, but it continually resurfaces due to its horrifying depiction of
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