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 Text & Photos: Mike WardThe northern Red Sea was a dangerous place for shipping in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1869, the Carnatic
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 The family Scorpaenidae is composed by several subfamilies which have in common a large and spiny head with a bony crest on the
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SAILING THE DESERT
Many have expressed surprise over this new tourism that has attracted the attention of thousands of travelers from all over the world, drawing them to Egypt throughout the year, to immerse into its de...
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You said Nudibranchs?
Why are so many divers mad about these minuscule creatures? Why are they so often models for photographers with a passion for macro pictures? Certainly, because amongst the small underwater life, they...
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DRAMA IN THE ABYSS
In October of 2004, Australian cave diver DAVID SHAW set a new world depth record for rebreather diving, plunging to 271 MFW in the famous South African cave Boesmansgat, breaking the previous record...
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RED SEA TECHNICAL DIVING
I first dived the Red Sea just after Moses and the Israelites had crossed it. No, that’s an exaggeration but now it does seem like a very long time ago.
Scuba-diving was in its infancy and mos...
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DOLPHIN TOURISM
The global plight for our flippered friends ‘Swim with Dolphins’ programs have flourished the world over for two decades. Sadly, with proper education and information on dolphin conservation sore...
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