Subject: DIVE Magazine - Underwater vision, deepest shipwreck, Big Seaweed Search, octopuses!

1 July 2022

Eye to eye - seeing underwater

Vision is the most important sense we have for understanding the world around us, and the eyes of the underwater world are particularly exceptional. Douglas David Seifert takes a look into the eyes of a variety of marine creatures - together with some absolutely stunning macro photography.

World's deepest shipwreck

The world's deepest shipwreck to be located and surveyed has been discovered in the Philippine Sea. The USS Samuel B Roberts - or 'Sammy B' - was sunk during the same 1944 battle as the previous record holder, the USS Johnston.

Missing Malaysia divers - boat operator fined

The operator of the boat company that was responsible for losing four divers in April - resulting in the tragic death of a 14-year old Dutch boy, has been fined.

Octopus overload!

Reports of a rare - but welcome - boom in the population of common octopus along the south coast of England have been reported by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust

Big Seaweed Search - assistance required

The Marine Conservation Society's Big Seaweed Search gets underway next month around the UK, and beach lovers are needed to help inform scientists how the seaweed beds are doing.

Green Fins heads to Japan

Japan has become the 14th country to adopt the Green Fins mantle, with a pilot programme expected to be adopted nationwide.

DIVE Spring 2022 Print Issue

Spring is here and in this issue, we have some very different ways of seeing things, as  Douglas David Seifert investigates the eyes of the underwater world, accompanied by some out-of-this-world macro photography; Alfie Minnaar sets sail with the unlikely captains of Raja Ampat's Calico Jack; Christian Horras almost gets speared by marlin chasing a Baja Magdalena bait ball and Mark 'Crowley' Russell reports how high blood pressure may live up to its reputation as a 'silent killer' of scuba divers. Plus - we head back to Bonaire with Jeremy Brown; round up the best of the season's Featured Photographers; review some of our favourite books and - of course - take a look at another curiosity of the ocean depths. Subscribe now using the links below so you don't miss out!

 

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