Soft robotics is a new technology used in ocean exploration. David Gruber and Robert Wood are experts in this field. They work on creating flexible robots that can navigate underwater environments. These robots can help scientists study marine life and ecosystems more effectively.
The November issue of Scuba Diving Industry Magazine and the “Level Up” podcast are now available. The magazine includes insights from industry professionals, highlighting the importance of networking and customer engagement. Discussions cover threats to reefs, such as invasive corals, and strategies to attract new divers. The publication aims to unite dive professionals and keep…
Napoleon wrasse are large, friendly fish that like interacting with divers. They can grow up to 230 cm and weigh 190 kg. These fish are colorful, with different patterns for males and females. Napoleon wrasse play a crucial role in keeping coral reefs healthy. Sadly, their numbers are declining due to overfishing and habitat loss.
Sea Shepherd recently participated in a panel called “Blue Manifesto in Action: Uniting to End Whaling in Europe” during EU Ocean Week. Experts discussed the Blue Manifesto, a plan to improve ocean health and counter whaling in Europe. They emphasized the role of legal frameworks and diplomatic measures to pressure whaling nations. Direct actions against…
Hook Head in Wexford, Ireland, offers fantastic wreck diving opportunities. The area is known for its shallow depths, averaging 8 to 12 meters, along with unique caverns and blowholes. With numerous entry points, it’s suitable for divers of all skill levels. A video showcases the stunning underwater environment and the excitement of diving at this…
Manuella Ghabriel, an Egyptian scuba diver and instructor, shares her journey from recreational to technical diving. Her first dive sparked a fascination with the underwater world that led her to pursue advanced certifications. She emphasizes the importance of mental preparation and staying calm while diving. Manuella encourages women to consider technical diving, highlighting that it’s…
Scuttle the Cuttle is a new tool designed to help kids collect microplastics from beaches. It is shaped like a cuttlefish and made from recycled ocean plastic, making it both fun and eco-friendly. With a mesh size that captures tiny plastic bits, Scuttle allows children and families to participate in beach cleanups easily. This product…