Werttie shares her exciting scuba diving journey. She joins hosts Gemma and Ian. Together, they discuss her experiences underwater. Werttie explains what she loves about diving. Listening to her inspires new divers to explore the ocean.
Great white sharks are large apex predators in the ocean. They can grow even bigger than what many think. People often get confused about their actual size. Watching educational videos can help clear these misconceptions. Understanding their size is important for scuba divers who want to explore their habitats.
Feeding sea turtles at Playa Piskadó in Curaçao is harmful and irresponsible. Research shows that this practice disrupts their natural behavior and health. The green turtle, already endangered, faces additional risks from human interactions. Tourists should respect the ecosystem by refraining from feeding or touching the turtles. By protecting these animals, we help safeguard the…
The Dusky Shark is a large migratory species, growing up to 4.2 meters long. They have a grey to grey-brown color and are recognizable by their dusky fin margins. Dusky Sharks can be mistaken for Galapagos Sharks, but they prefer different habitats. Dusky Sharks thrive along continental margins, while Galapagos Sharks favor offshore seamounts and…
Liveaboard accidents have increased significantly post-COVID, with 2024 alone reporting ten incidents. Most of these accidents didn’t involve casualties, but few incidents did lead to loss of life, mainly due to poor safety measures. Many liveaboard operators lacked proper maintenance and crew training after the pandemic, contributing to these risks. Divers should prioritize safety by…
The Basking Shark Project aims to support the conservation of basking sharks in the Northeast Atlantic. The project has raised over £3,144 to help protect these marine animals. Donations contribute to essential research and conservation efforts. Engaging with projects like this helps ensure the survival of basking sharks and increases awareness about their importance.
At the bottom of Lake Ohrid in North Macedonia lies a mysterious fleet of sunken ships that date back to World War I. Among the fleet are seven cargo ships, two of which are larger and likely towed the others. The lake, one of the biggest in Europe, features clear waters that allow divers to…