ScubaRadio is celebrating its 28th anniversary on March 29, 2025. This nationally syndicated radio show focuses on diving and airs every Saturday from 3-5 PM EST. Each week, host Greg The Divemaster and his guests share the latest dive news and entertaining stories. The live studio video feed allows listeners to watch the show as…
Join the City Nature Challenge Curaçao from April 25-28, 2025, to explore and document the island’s rich biodiversity, both underwater and on land. Participants can use the iNaturalist app to photograph marine life like coral, fish, and sea turtles, or document native plants and animals on land. This event is crucial for conservation efforts, helping…
A tourist submarine named Sindbad sank in Hurghada, Egypt, leading to six deaths and nine injuries. The submarine was carrying passengers from various countries, including Russia and India. Reports suggest the submarine began diving while people were still boarding, causing water to flood inside. This incident is part of a troubling trend, as it marks…
Swimming with manatees offers a unique experience for divers. These gentle giants are endangered but have made a comeback due to conservation efforts. Crystal River, Florida, is the only place where swimming with manatees is permitted. The warm springs in the area attract a large number of manatees, providing perfect conditions for close encounters with…
The Canon EOS R5 Mark II offers significant advancements for underwater photography with improvements in autofocus, speed, and video capabilities. Its new 45-megapixel stacked sensor provides fast readout speeds and better tracking of moving subjects like fish and sea lions. It can shoot 8K video at 60 frames per second, making it particularly appealing for…
Stingrays are fascinating creatures found in oceans all over the world. They are known for their flat bodies and long, whip-like tails. Stingrays have a unique way of swimming by gliding gracefully through the water. Despite their fearsome reputation due to their stingers, they are generally harmless unless provoked. Scuba divers often encounter stingrays in…
Divers should properly label their gas cylinders to avoid confusion during dives. It’s important to include both the maximum operating depth (MOD) and the gas mixture percentage on the labels, in both metric and US customary units. This helps ensure that any diver can quickly understand the contents of the cylinder, particularly in emergency situations….
Proper labeling of scuba cylinders is crucial for safety during dives. Labels should clearly show both the maximum operating depth (MOD) and the gas mixtures in the cylinder, using both feet and meters if possible. This makes it easier for all divers to understand what gas they are using, especially in mixed environments where diverse…
Properly marking scuba cylinders is essential for safe diving. Each cylinder should have clear labels showing the gas mixture and its maximum operating depth (MOD) in both metric and US customary units. This way, all divers, regardless of experience, can quickly understand what each cylinder contains. It’s important to include details like the percentage of…
Properly marking scuba cylinders is crucial for safety during dives. It helps divers quickly understand the gas mixtures and their maximum operating depths. Using both imperial and metric units can prevent confusion, especially with international dive buddies. Additionally, labels should be clear and readable, indicating the gas percentages and maximum depths. Custom labels can also…