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March 5, 2010
Released this week, Sharks of the World claims to be the first field guide to all known species of shark. Colour plates illustrate all the sharks and there are helpful tips for differentiating between species.
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February 24, 2010
Underwater photography is the most challenging type of photography one can undertake. It is also one of the fastest growing segments, due to the rapid drop in the price of underwater camera housings over the last 10 years. UWPhotographyGuide.com is the first free comprehensive online guide to underwater photography to assist divers and photographers in learning this difficult art.
All footage shot ad lib from unprepared material whilst on expedition filming a marine wildlife documentary…
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January 7, 2010
A recent scientific conference has provided new evidence for the effects of unseasonal summer storms on a variety of marine life, including deadly jellyfish, basking sharks and oceanic seabirds.
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January 6, 2010
The latest issue of SCUBA News (ISSN 1476-8011) is now on-line. This month: diving Brazil, Norway, and the Canary Islands; burrowing anemone and all the underwater and scuba news from around the world. SCUBA News is published by Scuba Travel Ltd, http://www.scubatravel.co.uk/ .
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January 4, 2010
New acoustic sensors are being used in research and conservation projects around the world, with some very important practical results. Among them is improved monitoring of endangered North Atlantic right whales in an effort to reduce ship strikes, a leading cause of their deaths.
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January 3, 2010
West Hawk Lake is one of the most popular sport diving sites in Manitoba.
The lake covers a total area of 3,685 acres, with a maximum depth of approximately 350 feet in the sediment-water interface. The lake basin was formed approximately 150 million years ago, during the Jurassic Period, by the impact of a meteorite. Today the lake hosts 15 distinct dive sites (6 Shore and 9 Boat dives) catering to divers from the novice to the advanced, with some sites in excess of 100 foot depths. The water temp below the thermocline, found at 35 feet in mid-July, sits in the high 40s to low 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
U.S. Divers Coast Bag Snorkeling BackpackSnorkel bag, will hold one set of adult mask, snorkel and fins
