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The basic function of a snorkel is to enable you to breathe easily at the surface without raising your head from the water.
Deep Sea Diving is descending into deep water, generally with some form of breathing apparatus, and remaining there for an extended period.
In Hawaii, when we dive to spear octopus, we go during low tides. Usually the octopus are in there "homes" during low tides and hunt for food during higher tides. Octopi live in holes in rocky, not coral reef, shallow areas (I did...
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First of all, I'm a PADI Scuba instructor and have dived for 30 yrs with over 10,000 dives. Regardless of the law in your country diving without a license is not a good idea. Please listen to my advice... Diving without a license is like fl...
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Diving, whether in a swimming pool or in open water, requires general physical fitness and good health. While the risks of deep sea diving for someone with DCM and no symptoms are probably very small, I would suggest following advise set ou...
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･ Go to the aft deck. ･ Put on the suit. ･ Connect the airhose to the suit. ･ Turn the compressor on.
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When people (and other animals) breath, some of the nitrogen they breath dissolves in their bodies. Divers have to breath air under pressure because of the pressure of the surrounding water. The higher the water pressure, the higher the air...
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Have you ever considered an elite occupation? If you have, then you may have a lot of different careers in mind. If you enjoy scuba diving, then you may be asking yourself what kind of career you can get from scuba diving aside from being ...
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Sky dive. High pressure kills my ears more than low.
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NOAA’s Ocean Panel’s statement is right, “there is no mistaking the value of the human eye and brain to explore phenomena and resources of the undersea environment.”
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