Deciphering dolphin communication. With their large brains dolphins have many factors in common with humans. The post Dolphin Talk – deciphering their language appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

The Adriatic Sea holds a wealth of underwater archaeological sites, from ancient shipwrecks to submerged archaeological landscapes. With the increasing interest in maritime cultural heritage, there is a growing need for responsible and sustainable management of these precious resources. The post The Future of the Adriatic Past from shipwrecks to archaeological landscapes – Learning about sustainable dive tourism appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

With impressive wreck dives, stunning underwater landscapes and unforgettable marine life encounters, should a UK diving adventure be on your wish list? The post From Caves to Reefs: Discover the best diving in the UK appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

It looks like we have a great haul of new, undiscovered species. By the time all our specimens are examined, we will be north of 100 new species.  But what’s really surprised me here is the fact this extends to animals like fish – we think we’ve got three new species of fish. The post 100 New ocean species discovered in New Zealand appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

This newly described species is found only in the Red Sea. Often confused with Hector's goby, Hosai's goby has a yellow stripe going over its eye and rejoining behind. The post The Unusual Hoesei’s Goby, Koumansetta hoesei appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

How many manta rays are in the Seychelles? Where are they going? When are they there? All is revealed. The post 12 Years of data reveal Seychelles manta ray haunts appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

From the cuttlefish's incredible powers of mimicry even though colour blind, to exerting self control in the same way as dogs and chimps The post 10 Fascinating facts about the clever cuttlefish appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

Revealed: the best dives in the Med in 2024, as voted for by scuba divers. How many have you dived? 1. The Zenobia, Cyprus The wreck of a huge ferry. Lying on its port side, the wreck starts at about 15 m and descends to 42 m. Needs several dives to see anything like all […] The post Top 9 dives in the Mediterranean appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

Few divers know about Mexico’s sardine run yet it rivals its equivalent in South Africa and is an impressive display of nature’s raw power. Accessible to divers and non-divers alike, all you need is a sense of adventure and reasonable swimming fitness to experience this unique event for yourself. Here are my top reasons why […] The post Why Mexico’s sardine run should be on every diver’s bucket list appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more

A rare and fascinating portrait of a Crab-Eating Macaque resolutely swimming through the ocean, captured by Suliman Alatiqi, tops this year’s Ocean Art underwater photography contest. The photo is a result of weeks of planning and documentation, and it represents the zeal and commitment needed to capture the world’s best underwater image. Although the AI […] The post Swimming monkey shot wins world’s largest underwater photo contest appeared first on SCUBA News ..read more