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 Coming back from the southern dive sites of Dahab in the afternoon, driving with the car over the last hill, looking down to the lagoon with its
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 European Standards for Recreational Diving were published in early 2004 and define the state of the art for scuba diver and instructor training and
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 There is no doubt that every skin diver enjoys the magnificent abundance of life on the coral reefs. The sad fact is that this extraordinary
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The ART of Diving
This wonderful coffee-table book started out as a feature called ‘The Zen of Diving’, written by UK journalist and author Nick Hanna for a special edition of the ‘body and soul’ section of The...
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Oceanic Alpha 8 regulator
With the continued advances in diving equipment technology, more and more recreational divers are now looking for a professional performance from their dive gear, but at a more reasonable price. For...
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Underwater Photography for Everyone!
Do you dream of taking great underwater photographs but feel disappointed that you haven't managed to get hold of that winning lottery ticket yet to buy a decent camera and underwater lights?
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Discovering the creator through the colours of marine life
When Charles Darwin advanced his theory of evolution, he conceded that life may have been “originally breathed by the creator into a few forms or into one”. Earth is packed with life so abundant a...
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A coral banquet: Nocturnal feeding
Who can say that they have ever observed stony corals getting in a sort of "hunting fever?" The role of corals as an important predator in the reef is mostly unknown. Food acquisition at night remains...
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