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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A new approach to coral reef restoration is gaining attention as researchers and conservationists explore the use of specially designed concrete structures to support marine life and rebuild damaged reefs. The concept focuses on creating artificial reef systems that can
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Lisbon, Portugal — October 23–25, 2026 — Diving Talks, the international diving show often described as the “TED Talks of diving,” returns to Lisbon for its fifth edition, taking place once again at Cordoaria Nacional. Building on its unique concept
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A dive day at Pulau Redang turned into a race against the clock on Saturday, March 14, when two men failed to surface as expected after an afternoon dive at Pasir Akar Marine Park on Malaysia’s east coast. Authorities in
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On Saturday, March 7, a stranded adult female Kemp’s ridley sea turtle was reported on a beach near Galveston, Texas. When rescuers arrived, they found a turtle that looked as if it had green “fur.” The coating was not fur.
A group of divers was submerged when the designated skipper abandoned the dive site unexpectedly. The group was scattered at varying depths, exploring different sections of the reef.
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For years, divers, paddlers, and researchers have asked the same simple question: how deep is Australia’s deepest lake? Lake St Clair in Tasmania has held that title for a long time, but its true maximum depth was not confirmed with
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A solo traveller’s underwater footage from Hurghada, Egypt, has ignited a wider conversation about safety standards in the Red Sea resort town’s diving industry, after the clip — showing alleged inappropriate physical contact by a scuba instructor — accumulated over
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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
A sweeping amendment to UK law could make every sunken military vessel a Protected Place by default. No touching, no penetrating, no souvenirs — and potentially criminal charges if you get it wrong. We break down what’s changing, which wrecks
