A safari-style vessel docked in Hurghada Harbour ignited in flames this weekend, marking the second serious fire involving Red Sea dive and safari boats in recent weeks. According to local reports, a fire erupted today on a vessel moored in
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In a remarkable discovery that highlights both community involvement and the resilience of coral ecosystems, a mother-and-daughter team of citizen scientists has uncovered one of the largest coral colonies ever documented on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. The massive structure, believed
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Corhonda “Hooda” Dawson, a scuba diver and resident of Memphis, Tennessee, has officially set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest global scuba diving circuit — completing dives on all seven continents in just 11 days, 19 hours and
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New research in decompression science suggests that individual diver physiology and behaviour may be as important — or more — than dive profiles in understanding decompression sickness risk.
British sex offender arrested in the Philippines while working as a scuba instructor; immigration officials pursue deportation as part of efforts to protect children in the region.
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A cargo ship under Panama flag, the Sealloyd Arc, has sunk off the south coast of Phuket, Thailand, triggering a growing oil spill response in the Andaman Sea.
ABOFA – “Aqaba Blue Ocean:
Future in Action,” the Region’s New Flagship Blue Economy Event
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Artificial gills promise underwater breathing without tanks, but science says otherwise. We break down the myths, real research, and why scuba gear is still essential.
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A Texas family has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit following the tragic death of a 12-year-old during scuba training, raising serious questions about youth diving safety and instructor supervision.
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Rare sightings of Risso’s dolphins and pantropical spotted dolphins have been recorded off Port Macquarie in deep offshore waters, providing valuable data for marine scientists.
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