People who love to scuba dive enjoy coming to Crete. Scuba divers are drawn to the island because of the clear water, easy visibility and variety of diving activities.
Even ten years ago Crete was not thought of as a diving haven, because of the protectively high regulations of the diving industry, but [...]

Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture has imposed a total ban on all forms of fishing for any species of sharks in the Maldives waters.

The ministry said in a press release, recent researches have revealed that shark finishing had negative impacts on tourism and fishery. The ministry added that sharks played an important role in maintaining [...]

Have you had the opportunity to see Disney’s Earth?  If you like nature films, this epic story of 3 families is one you want to see.  And now for anyone who loves our oceans and the creatures in them, Disney Nature is about to release its newest film in theaters. .
On April 22, 2010 Disney will release [...]

Over the last two years, there have been growing populations of lionfish throughout the Caribbean waters. This highly invasive species of fish has been known to decimate reef life, multiple fish habitats and even pester the occasional scuba diver.
While there are many theories as to “why” the lionfish invasion is happening, one [...]

(Dec. 18, 2009) — An endangered turtle named Anita made history on Dec. 15, when she became one of the only live marine turtles to ever fly in the passenger cabin of an airplane, thanks to a one-time exemption by American Airlines and the dedication of a University of North Carolina Wilmington marine biology [...]

Scientists turn to Kane’ohe sharks for vision study
By Christie Wilson
Advertiser Staff Writer

A new study involving hammerhead sharks from Kane’ohe Bay indicates the weird-looking creatures have outstanding binocular eyesight and a 360-degree field of vision.

Binocular vision, which occurs when the view fields of two eyes overlap, gives the sharks excellent depth perception, making it easier for them [...]

Corals caught munching on jellyfish. Are they adapting to climate change?
It would seem that jellyfish, often referred simply to as “jellies” wouldn’t have any problem floating around near patches of coral – unless that coral just happens to be a predatory species known as mushroom coral, or fingia scruposa in Latin.
This unusual phenomenon was seen [...]

A couple of weeks ago I published an article about starfish.  Then a friend sent me this and I thought why not share.  Hope you enjoy it.

Rob is a commercial saturation diver for Global Divers in Louisiana . He

performs underwater repairs on offshore drilling rigs. Below is an E-mail he
sent to his [...]

Galapagos Shark
Off the west coast of Ecuador in South America lays a paradise for scuba divers known as the Galapagos Islands. Made up of 13 major islands and 45 islets, all volcanic in origin, the island chain provides incredi-ble diving for all experience levels. The islands were made famous in 1831 as the inspiration for [...]

I recently found a good site for looking at scuba videos  http://www.scubadivingtube.com/ The site show places to dive and also reviews equipment.
It you have a few minutes check it out.  Maybe even bookmark it.