Ocean Tech is a groundbreaking project that combines marine research, education, and media. It unites leading marine scientists with advanced submersible technologies. These tools aim to change how scientists study ocean life globally. By using this technology, they can gather valuable data to better understand marine ecosystems.
Thresher sharks are agile hunters found in tropical and temperate seas worldwide. They prefer deep waters during the day but come to the surface at night to hunt small fish like mackerel and herring. They are known for their distinctive long tail, which they use to herd and stun prey. These sharks are vulnerable due…
PADI Adaptive Diving Week, happening from December 1-7, 2024, highlights the importance of making scuba diving accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities. With over 1.3 billion people globally experiencing some form of disability, PADI aims to break down barriers in the diving community. This week will celebrate divers’ inspiring stories and showcase how dive…
Underwater volcanoes, like the Axial Seamount near Oregon, erupt mainly due to tectonic plate movement, which causes earthquakes. Unlike above-ground volcanoes, underwater eruptions are less explosive because of high water pressure and result in lava that cools quickly. These eruptions create new habitats and can release toxic gases that affect marine life. However, they also…
National Geographic has created a new prize for technology that supports marine protected areas. The initiative aims to encourage innovations that help protect the ocean and its ecosystems. Shah Selbe is the main person behind this exciting project. This prize will motivate individuals and organizations to develop solutions for marine conservation.
Fly & Sea Dive Adventures is hosting a seminar at the DEMA Show focused on making dive travel successful. The seminar will cover the “4Ps” of dive travel: Planning, Packaging, Promoting, and Partnering. Dive retailers will gain valuable insights from experienced speakers on how to enhance their dive travel programs. This educational opportunity is not…
The PADI Fish Identification Specialty course teaches new scuba divers how to recognize different fish species, enhancing their overall diving experience. Participants learn to identify local fish by observing their physical characteristics, such as body shape and color markings. The course also covers effective fish survey techniques that help scuba divers assess fish populations at…