Nothing compares to being in the water with a 40 foot humpback whale. These beautiful and graceful animals are nothing short of amazing. The Silver Bank is a winter gathering place for humpbacks and more recently, snorkelers, who come to go eye to eye with one of the largest animals on earth.
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North America's muck diving. The weird and wonderful, under Florida's Blue Heron Bridge.
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Every sunken ship has a story, and that of the Prinz Eugen is especially unique. Starting in the North Atlantic as a German Navy vessel in World War II, it continued on to the Pacific to play a role in the nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll. It capsized in 1946 at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands, where it now rests for divers to explore.
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The sevengill shark, also known as the cow shark, is one of the most primitive species of shark, and has a noticeably prehistoric look to it. Although spending most of its time unseen by divers in deep waters, there are certain seasons and places where divers can reliably find them at recreational diver depths.
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The octopus is one of our favorite finds on a dive, and is also one of the smartest creatures in the sea. With eight arms, three hearts, and the ability to change color and shape, who can't help but find the octopus amazing? An overview on this charismatic and interesting animal.
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Why Palau has been rated one of the world’s best dive locations over and over again.
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The most mystical and confusing piece of dive gear is probably the dive computer. Here’s a summary on what they do, how they do it, why you want one, and what to look for in dive computers.
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Fins are clearly an important part of any dive gear kit. We use fins to extend the length of our legs and add surface area so we can move more efficiently through the water. But walk into any dive shop and the walls are covered in different types of fins. How do you decide what’s best for you? Here is part 1 of this overview on fins.
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The pyjama shark, also known as the striped catshark, looks cute enough to cuddle. Found off the coast of South Africa, these small sharks are a near-threatened species that most people don't even know exist.
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Snorkel with millions of non-stinging jellyfish in Palau's Jellyfish Lake.
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