Scuba Diving Zero

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"I would take this specialty even if only for another chance to blog, post, tweet, pin, and share the need to clean up our oceans."

Maybe this research will have implications for scuba diving as well?

"It seems that the body adapts and naturally becomes less susceptible to motion sickness over time."

Everything I know about defending against titan triggerfish attacks I learned on YouTube....

"One of my instructors gave me a tip to improve air consumption: square breathing."

Being able to read your dive computer without your mask is a skill worth practicing before an actual emergency.

This Christmas tree is covered with jellies, corals, and clams. The performers were dressed as sea turtles, clownfish, dolphins, seahorses, and more.

I still haven't dived with #sea #turtles yet, so I am experiencing it vicariously through @indie_dive....

"In fact, maybe someday I won't consider myself a scubanoob at all!"

"Me: 'Marriage problem?'"

Do YOU #DiveAgainstDebris?

I'm sharing this video about mask clearing because I had some problems early on. I forgot about tilting my head back, so I would have to clear my mask often.

"Moken sea gypsies in Thailand have an extraordinary ability to overrule and automatic reflex of the eye which allows them to see with amazing clarity underwater. But recent studies show that any child can learn this trick."

It is remarkable how something so potentially destructive to the environment is actually so otherwise beneficial as artificial reefs.

I would love to be diving somewhere where flying fish rain down into the ocean above. I would love to be diving anywhere, quite frankly, but this seems especially exciting.

Art museums should have entire wings with videos and photos of freedivers.