"We need to stop fishing nets discarded like this!" Divers share disturbing footage of whale sharks trapped inside discarded ...

A video of a scuba diver rescuing a fish trapped inside a plastic packet underwater has surfaced on social media and is going viral. The clip was shared on Twitter by climate campaigner Mike Hudema.

Scuba divers surveying deep-sea habitats in North Maluku found a coelacanth, an elusive deep-sea species, in a first-of-its-kind sighting. Photo from Blancpain Ocean Commitment Plunging into the ...

Venkatesh, who runs Ocean Delight Scuba School in Kovalam and his student Siddhanth Prasad Shankar, who videographed the ghost nets in Kovalam reef site, said, "We went for a dive on April 5.

Local scuba divers work to clean up “ghost nets. ... catch up on the 5 most pressing stories to start your morning in 3 minutes or less ... lost or discarded fishing nets floating through the ocean.

Scuba divers surveying deep-sea habitats in North Maluku found a coelacanth, an elusive deep-sea species, in a first-of-its-kind sighting. Photo from Blancpain Ocean Commitment Plunging into the ...

Scuba divers surveying deep-sea habitats in North Maluku found a coelacanth, an elusive deep-sea species, in a first-of-its-kind sighting. Photo from Blancpain Ocean Commitment Plunging into the ...

Both times, divers found the fish about 460 feet down and observed it for five to eight minutes. The coelacanth seen by scuba divers in North Maluku. Photo from Alexis Chappuis via Blancpain Ocean ...

Scuba instructor Tazz Felde rescued the distressed shark from an artificial reef system in about 20 feet of water at Fort Walton Beach.

A video showing a scuba diver letting fish enter his mouth to clean his teeth has gone viral on social media. People have expressed mixed feelings about it. Sunday, Jun 22, 2025.

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