Mona Khalil, one of Lebanon’s most celebrated marine conservationists, has died after being critically injured in an Israeli air strike on her home in the coastal village of Al-Mansouri, near Tyre. Khalil, 76, was the founder of the Orange House
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A practical guide to drysuit maintenance, from leak detection to valve and seal repair Diving exposes the body to conditions it cannot survive unprotected. Water pulls heat away from the body far faster than air does, so the right exposure
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A suspected hantavirus outbreak aboard the expedition cruise ship MV Hondius has triggered international health concerns after three passengers died and several others fell ill while crossing the Atlantic Ocean. The vessel, which departed from Ushuaia in Argentina and was
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Concerns have been raised over the UK’s approach to marine protection after The Wildlife Trusts warned that whales, dolphins, and other cetaceans are not being adequately safeguarded in British waters. The Wildlife Trusts have expressed concern that current conservation efforts
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Rising ocean temperatures are beginning to reshape marine ecosystems across Europe, and a new discussion is emerging around a surprising possibility: the return of great white sharks to the North Sea. Scientists are examining whether climate-driven changes could make northern
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Nine Japanese divers were safely rescued after drifting at sea during a cold-water dive, highlighting once again the importance of proper planning and safety procedures in challenging diving conditions. The incident took place during what was expected to be a
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A recent study has revealed an unusual and concerning discovery: sharks in waters near the Bahamas have been found with traces of cocaine and other drugs in their systems. The findings have raised questions about how human-related pollution is reaching
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The government of the Maldives has announced a decision to ban Israeli tourists from entering the country, marking a significant development that could impact regional tourism and the global travel industry. The move follows recent political developments and reflects the
