In case you missed it - Malaysian resort denies responsibility for teen death; Belize shark attack; GBR coral cover

Subject: In case you missed it - Malaysian resort denies responsibility for teen death; Belize shark attack; GBR coral cover

16 August 2024

Malaysian resort denies all responsibility

Lawyers acting for the Malaysian resort being sued over the death of Anglo-Dutch teen Nathen Chesters have said their client denies all responsibility for the tragedy, but says instead that the instructor and Nathen's father are to blame.

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Gold? What gold?

The first report from the survey of the San José 'holy grail' of shipwrecks talks anchors and jars but makes no mention of it's $20billion treasure.

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Belize shark attack

A US teen suffered serious injuries resulting in the loss of one of her legs following an extremely rare shark-biting incident off the coast of Belize.

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Kaleidoscopic with Jenny Stock

Award-winning underwater photographer and DIVE's Big Shot winner, Jenny Stock, describes how her creativity gets inspired, and shares a step-by-step guide (with video) on how to create your own spectacular art from marine critters.

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Record cover; mass bleaching

Scientists report record coral cover across the Great Barrier Reef, but urge caution as the surveys were carried out before the 2024 mass bleaching event.

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360° upgrade!

Insta360 has launched the new version of its game-changing 360° camera - now capable of 8K resolution and significantly longer battery life.

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Big Shot Bright and Beautiful

The next iteration of our Big Shot photo competition has begun! Submit up to 10 of your brightest and most beautiful shots to be in with the chance of winning an Aggressor Adventures liveaboard trip to the British Virgin Islands!

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DIVE's quiz corner

Welcome to the latest round of DIVE's regular quizzes! Get more than 75 per cent of the answers correct to get 30 per cent off our magazine subscriptions!

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Summer '24 magazine

Cover photo by Valentina Cucchiara

Our Summer magazine is here, featuring Mark 'Crowley' Russell's special report about the devastating impact the Mayan Train is having on the cenotes - which also feature heavily among the winners of our latest Big Shot Caves, Caverns & Overhangs photo competition. Annie Means brings us a story from the Indonesian all-woman coral restoration group; Francesca Page reports on an Indonesian community-based shark conservation initiative; Todd and Bic Aki visit a brand new (yes, really!) dive spot in Sulawesi; Jenny Stock presents a brilliant DIY guide to creating kaleidoscopic images from underwater photography; and we discuss some of the steps divers can take to ensure liveaboard fires don't turn into tragedies - and you can get it all for just £1.

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