DIVE Magazine - missing diver found inside shark, world's largest artificial reef, new species of chimaera

Subject: DIVE Magazine - missing diver found inside shark, world's largest artificial reef, new species of chimaera

11 October 2024

BVI Aggressor highlights

Looking for more scuba diving vacation ideas? Check out these highlights from Aggressor Adventures' BVI Aggressor, showcasing the beautiful blue waters, coral reefs and wrecks of the British Virgin Islands and its amazing Caribbean diving!

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Diver found inside shark

The body of an American diver who went missing during a dive in Indonesia was found inside a shark - but it wasn't the shark that killed her.

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One step closer...

The deal to sink the flagship SS United States as the world's largest artificial reef is nearing completion, according to the conservancy protecting her.

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Insta360's Ocean fundraiser

Insta360 is celebrating its game-changing X4 360° video action camera with a social media campaign to raise money for the PADI AWARE Foundation. Submit your videos to help raise ocean-saving funds!

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We know so little...

A new species of ghost shark has been described by scientists in New Zealand, raising the possibility that there are several more in waiting.

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UK shellfish in decline

The Marine Conservation Society's latest Good Fish Guide update finds that the UK's lobster and crab fisheries may not be sustainable.

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Deep pool for deep tech summit

Deep Dive Dubai is hosting its first technical diving summit, with some of tech diving's top experts sharing techniques and technology.

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Making history...

The Historical Diving Society's conference returns once again this November, open to any diver with a love of historic and miltary diving.

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DIVE's quiz corner

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Autumn 2024 Magazine

Our Autumn 24 print magazine is here, filled to the brim as always with great writing and beautiful photography! Jenny Stock's cover feature takes us through the world of venomous sea creatures and what to do if you get stung or bitten, and Lewis Jefferies takes us under the glorious waters of Cornwall. Learn about the first years of Sharm El Sheikh diving from the man who started it all, Howard Rosenstein, in an extract from his new book, and get stuck into some of Alex Mustard's top photo assignments. We also take a journey through Derawan with Mark B Hatter and Aggressor Adventures, chat with marine photographer Rebecca Douglas, take a look at St Helena's vast MPA, and explore the pros and cons of internships with former instructor Mark 'Crowley' Russell.
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