In case you missed it - New Zealand shark death; new Garmin dive computer; drifting divers saved; Toxic Trumps

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Subject: In case you missed it - New Zealand shark death; new Garmin dive computer; drifting divers saved; Toxic Trumps - Venom!

21 November 2024

Toxic Trumps - most venomous critters

Award-winning underwater camerawoman Jenny Stock's favourite childhood game was 'Top Trumps', so here's her take using the world's most venomous marine creatures - with advice on what to do if you get bitten or stung... (if you survive).

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St Helena - small island, big responsibility

St Helena is famous for being small and remote, but it is home to a wealth of marine life - and in 2016 was charged with the maintenance of a Marine Protected Area almost 3,750 times its own size.

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New Zealand tragedy

A 24-year-old commercial diver has died after being mauled by a great white shark in waters off the coast of New Zealand.

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Drifing divers rescued

A group of divers left drifting by their dive boat was rescued after being spotted by yachters off the coast of O'ahu, Hawaii.

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Vote: Best of the Big Shots

Our Big Shots underwater photo competition has produced some amazing pics in 20204 - here's your chance to vote for the best!

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Shearwater parnters with Avelo

Dive computer specialist Shearwater has partnered with Avelo Systems and its innovative new buoyancy control technology

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Garmin's fullscreen computer

Wearable tech specialist Garmin has launched its very first bespoke dive computer, with a widescreen colour touchscreen display.

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New RAID courses

RAID has launched two new courses which help to bridge the gap between recreational and full-on technical scuba diving.

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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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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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