Why do dolphins whistle?
Strongly linked dolphins were more likely to engage in touch behaviors like cuddling and rubbing, whereas acquaintances were much more likely to participate in numerous whistle interactions.
The Diver and the Mermaid
A short documentary about the challenges of shooting a cult underwater photo called “The Diver and the Mermaid” has been published.
Digging Into the Deep Cold Truth
Antarctica is the world’s coldest and least traveled continent, with its most biodiverse ecosystems! The continent is made most of it with ice, making it more appealing to visit.
Seals use mustaches as fingers
Humans use their fingertips and seals use their mustaches in “task-specific” ways, adjusting their movements to what they want to learn about a particular object.
MARES Chroma Liquidskin
Comfort and innovative design are the words that best describe the new Mares diving mask. The low profile frame and special tilt of the lens allow a wider field of view compared to other masks
Scuba Diving Under the Ice
Ice diving for recreation is usually restricted to only 30 minutes so that the individual won’t be exposed to freezing temperatures for long.
DAN – Donations for injured divers
The world’s most recognized diving safety organization DAN has been dedicated to the safety and well-being of divers for 40 years.
FASCINATING SHARK EYES Each species has a 360-degree field of view!
Sharks use seven senses to navigate the environment. One is sight, and shark eyes are designed depending on the species and their life habits.
A drunken crew nearly stranded a cargo ship
A drunken crew nearly stranded a cargo ship Ruslana off the Polish coast in the Baltic Sea. The crew along with the captain were all drunk.
What do you need to go spearfishing? VIDEO
Spearfishing is a centuries-old fishing technique that is still used today all around the world. It is still one of the most popular methods to catch fish.