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Subject: DIVE Magazine - Third manta species discovered! Why Thailand's camera ban is a good thing, Adriatic Affair review

01 August 2025

And then there were three!

There are, officially, now three species of manta ray, as predicted by Dr Andrea 'Queen of Mantas' Marshall way back in 2009.

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The last scout

An international team of tech divers has dived the wreck of HMS Nottingham, the last WWI warship to be found.

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Martime hit-and-run

The wreck of Le Lyonnais is not well known, but this fantastic book details the tragic fate of its passengers, and why it was so important.

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Win a Red Sea liveaboard trip

The latest iteration of our Big Shot underwater photography competition is here! Send us up to ten of your best shots capturing the patterns and textures of the underwater world for the chance to be published in DIVE's Autumn 2025 magazine and win an Aggressor Adventures liveaboard trip to the Red Sea!

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Snap happy!

Thailand banned entry-level divers from using cameras on reefs. Mark 'Crowley' Russell opines on why this is such a good idea.

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DCS ascent

Two divers suffer decompression injuries - one serious - after a rapid ascent in Germany's Kreidesee inland dive site.

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Summer 2025 print issue

Our Summer 2025 print issue is here! In this issue: Jenny Stock discovers new dive spots in Raja Ampat; Mark 'Crowley' Russell talks to Karen Fuentes, head of the Manta Caribbean Project; and Catherine Holmes discusses how one pier in the Caribbean provides a training ground for all types of underwater photography. Jo Caird talks to Helen Czerski about her award-winning book; photographer Colin Marshall gives the low down on submitting your best work to stock photo agencies, and we have all the winners of our recent Big Shot Living Together photo competition. Get your copy with a 3 month subscription for just £1 but hurry up! Print issues are in limited supply but you can still sign up to receive a digital copy with our 3-months-for-£1 special offer.

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