DIVE Magazine - New tiger shark diving hotspot, Wakatobi house reef photo book, shark talks, manta buddies & more

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22 July 2022

Diving with tigers - Fuvahmulah hotspot

A little-known island in the southern Maldives is about to become the next best shark diving hotspot in the world, with a resident population of tiger sharks that gather to pilfer scraps from a centuries-old tuna fishing industry. Check out the video from our YouTube channel below or continue reading for the full article...

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Wakatobi house reef book

Wakatobi has an amazing house reef, and Pam Osborn spent many hours freediving to capture its brilliance in a fantastic free-to-download book.

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Manta buddies move together

We know that mantas make friends and socialise, but it also turns out they're quite selective about who they choose to hang out with.

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Plastic free July - win an ocean-friendly rash vest!

It's Plastic Free July, and PADI has a range of gear made from recycled ocean plastic and fishing nets that helps in the drive to increase clean-up events and reduce plastic pollution. Check out some of what's available and enter our competition for the chance to win one of these limited edition rash vests.

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For the love of sharks

The Shark Trust is hosting an evening at the RGS in London all about sharks, with talks from Lizzie Daly, Paul Rose, Alex Mustard and David Shiffman.

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Ocean Film Festival returns

The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is heading back to the UK for the first time in three years, with more great ocean-related short films to enjoy.

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Our Summer 2022 magazine is here! DIVE's summer of ocean discovery sees David Double take us to what might be the best tiger shark diving hotspot in the world, but which almost nobody knows about; we speak with Fabien Cousteau about his Proteus underwater habitat; Helmut Thiess demonstrates a masterclass in Lembeh macro photography; Holger Buss brings us detailed photogrammetric blueprints for the iconic wrecks of the Red Sea; Mark 'Crowley' Russell provides some insights into how not to panic, even when it all goes wrong; and we showcase some of the best images from our most recent Featured Photographers - and more! Get your copy now from our online store or subscribe in print and digital for a year to make sure you never miss out, wherever you are!

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