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DIVERS IDENTIFY 17TH-CENTURY BALTIC WRECKS

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The wreck of HMS Urge. TIMMY GAMBIN / UNIVERSITY
Diver landmark Darwin’s Arch collapses
THE ICONIC WRECK formation Darwin’s Arch in Galapagos,
NOW UK’S SHARK-FIN TRADERS ARE CUT OFF
A LEGAL LOOPHOLE that before Brexit had allowed
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Divers likely to be spreaders of coral-killer
TRANSMISSION OF A DEADLY hardcoral disease to isolated
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WELL-PRESERVED wooden stakes recovered by scubadivers in Switzerland
Death of first Underwater Photographer of the Year
BRITISH UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY pioneer Phil Smith has died
John Coe and Aquarius venture down south
TWO ORCAS WERE spotted off west Cornwall in
Ex-intelligence chief dies on 40m Dahab dive
A FORMER HEAD of Ukraine’s foreign intelligence service
RED SEA HOLIDAYS FOR TWO MORE COVID DIVER HEROES
EMPEROR DIVERS has named two more in its
Big ghostnet haul in Sussex
ALMOST 200KG of lost fishing net was recovered
$12m lawsuit follows suit-squeeze death of diver new to cold water
THE DEATH OF a teenage diver in a
SECURITY PLANS FOR WRECK-MINDER DIVERS
UNDERWATER WRECK-SITES are too often out of sight,
Stirling Castle wreck brought to life
ANOTHER VIRTUAL UK wreck-dive trail has joined the
FREDA’S DIVER DISHES
Cairo Savoy is the name that has been
Rare pre-WW1 sub in Devon protected
P ROTOTYPE BRITISH submarine HMS/m D1, the forerunner
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Drone shot of the Sheba Hope Reef. SHEBA
Rare white ‘ghost’ shark takes divers by surprise
SCUBA-DIVERS have encountered what they believe is the
Emperor dumbo
A NEW SPECIES of the deepdwelling dumbo octopus,
Deep-sub divers strike ‘fish gold’
”SCIENTIFIC GOLD” was how the first live sighting
110 CHINESE MERMAIDS TANK UP FOR GUINNESS WORLD RECORD
DIVING HAS BEEN catching on in China, a
AND FOR MY NEXT TRICK...
Falling firmly into the “skill-sets we didn’t realise
You are being watched
We keep hearing about how Greece’s authorities have
The new abnormal
W E’VE STARTED TO EMERGE. The desperate dash
FROM LONELY SQUEEZES TO A WORLD STAGE
Aquanaut: A Life Beneath The Surface
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ITV NEWS A ‘ fter tracking down the
WELL AND TRULY TESTED
The Garmin Descent Mk2i is a lot of
NEW BUT UNTESTED
The latest kit to hit the dive shops
Feeling the cold is-off-putting but it's all about preparation
DEEP BREATH
FEATURES
ON THE ROCK
Fish, fish, fish everywhere – his photos tell the story but photographer ALEX TYRRELL also makes the case for this dive-site not only being the best in Thailand but world class by any standard
CORAL REEFS’ DEEPEST SOUTH
Pictured: Gold-barred butterflyfish (Chaetodon rainfordi). Dreams do come
DIVER WORLD LIVEABOARDS GUIDE 2021
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TANKED UP
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