Jill Heinerth is a hard-core tech diver who can break down and repair a rebreather to the component level, a speaker on environmental issues and an accomplished artist. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Four top tech destinations for liveaboard diving
Tech diving allows you to explore areas other divers simply can’t reach; enjoying untouched dive sites and the peaceful depths of the ocean. It is hugely rewarding and becoming popular at liveaboard destinations around the world. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Jellyfish inspire self-healing electronic skin
Just like a jellyfish, the electronic skin is transparent, stretchable, touch-sensitive and self-healing in aquatic environments. It can be used in everything from water-resistant touchscreens to aquatic soft robots. This has the potential to reduce waste. from the millions of tonnes of electronic waste from devices like broken mobile phones which are generated globally every…
Equatorial coral reefs less affected by global warming
Ocean warming is threatening coral reefs globally. Whenever sea temperatures rise in an area, coral reefs degrade. However, a new study has found that corals at or near the equator are less affected than corals elsewhere. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Kenya’s amazing aquatic world – scuba
Five marine parks protect Kenya’s fringing coral reef. Whale sharks and manta rays visit between November and February, and humpback whales appear from July to October. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Divers Guide to the Canary Islands
Together with their adjacent seamounts, the Canary Islands hold the most diverse community of sharks and rays of the whole European Union, with 79 species identified. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Scuba diving Malapascua – sea snakes and sharks
Malapascua Island, off the Northeastern Coast of Cebu has Thresher Sharks and Manta Rays that regularly visit the cleaning stations on Monad Shoal in the early morning. Further out, there are several wrecks, including a Japanese warship that lies upright with the shallowest portion at about 40 meters and the Dona Marilyn, a passenger liner…
Why dive in Greece?
Clear water, caves, wrecks, warm seas – what’s not to like? Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Dominica Diving
It is a beautiful island – lush and green with rainforests in the hills. It has hot springs, including a “Boiling Lake” which is said to be the second largest in the world. There are also dive sites where hot water bubbles up from the sea floor. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release…
Where is the best diving in Thailand?
Discover the top five dive sites in Thailand Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Scuba diving Grenada and the Caribbean’s largest shipwreck
The Bianca C, on route to Europe, sank in 1961. Covered in life and home to sharks and eagle rays. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Three great diving destinations in January
It’s the start of a new year and the diving on offer is off the charts this month. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
World’s best wreck dives 2019
The list of ten best shipwreck dives on the planet, as voted for by our readers. How many have you dived? Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Swimming fish may improve the design of robots
The constant, seemingly random, movement of fish is actually gives them the best sensory feedback they can get to navigate the world. building robots with better sensors would let them interact with their environment more cleverly and efficiently. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Revealed: The SCUBA Diving Bestsellers of 2018
SCUBA Travel are pleased to release the list of the site’s best selling SCUBA books in 2018. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Addressing the State of the Ocean’s Health (and Ways to Fix It)
Revealed – the five major issues in the oceans which are due to humans… Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
The wonderful world of Christmas Tree Worms
Colourful Christmas tree worms are captivating during any dive, adding a touch of festive magic to coral reefs around the world. Where best to admire them? Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Wrecks Unlimited
The Red Sea has some fantastic wreck diving, including the Thistlegorm which is currently number two in the list of the world’s best wreck dives. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Cyprus: home to one of the best wreck dives in the world
The most famous dive site is Cyprus is the wreck of the Zenobia, which is currently rated both one of the best dive sites in Europe and one of top ten wreck dives in the World. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
Looking back at the Deepwater Horizon spill 8 years on
One of the worst oil spills, of all time, which destroyed ecosystems, sparked a global response, and cost the company responsible, British Petroleum (BP) a massive amount of money in clean up costs and legal action. Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here. Press Release Distribution Service
The best scuba diving liveaboards for single travellers
Travelling on your own is a great way to meet people and there are a number of liveaboards with single cabins just perfect for your next vacation. These liveaboards offer safaris at some of the best dive destinations around the world. Here are our top liveaboards for single travellers: Continue Reading at Scubatravel.co.uk Click Here.…
Best places to scuba dive in December
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