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 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
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 Not since 1976, when Jacques Mayol’s 100 meter dive shattered the record of
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 By: Dr. Hossam Nasef"No-one who has seen the victim of compressed air illness, gravely ill or unconscious, put back into a chamber and brought back
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RED SEA LIVEABOARD Then.. and now
So there we were in the wilderness that is the Southern Red Sea. Our only engine had fallen silent. Bits of the Turbo were spread all over the dive deck and there was a lot of head shaking from Hisham...
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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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The Stingers! Lion, Scorpion and Stone
The family Scorpaenidae is composed by several subfamilies which have in common a large and spiny head with a bony crest on the cheek. ...
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Endemic species of the Red Sea - Klunzinger's wrasse
It was one of these early and calm afternoons during the summer months, somewhere at a dive site entry along the fringing reefs of South Sinai. The near-shore reef flat area at this site was covered w...
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A land that time forgot: Shalateen and its people
By Ayman H. Taher This special city offers many fascinating features, combining trade, history, and culture. My first encounter with Shalateen goes back about fifteen years when a group of friends f...
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