Join us as we trace the journey of our relationship with the sea, through the ages and around the world. Text credit: Terence Koh Image credit: Tobias Friedrich The Evolution of Freediving With diving equipment undergoing constant innovation, allowing us […]
Shearwater birds are ocean predators, primarily feeding on seafood. But when there’s plastic added into the water, it means that the birds cannot differentiate plastic from food. And thus, they end up eating it.
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TOM ELDRED, born in Melbourne in 1920, invented the Porpoise – the world’s first single-hose open-circuit scuba set. Early prototypes of the Porpoise found international praise in Arthur C. Clarke’s 1955 book Coast of Coral. Clarke had replaced the two […]
HERBERT NISCH “The Deepest Man on Earth” with a No Limit freedive to 253m/831ft, Nisch has set 33 world records, across all of the freediving disciplines. Underwater360: How has breaking records changed you? Herbert Nisch: Breaking records made me understand […]
Would you believe that scientists are still not 100 percent in agreement on the possible location for the origins of life on our planet! However, they know that water is a key component in the development and propagation of life […]
The Primordial Form of Underwater Diving Mention underwater diving and images of compressed air tanks, air regulators, wet suits and snorkels inevitably come to mind. With the constant innovation of diving gear enabling us to go deeper and longer underwater, […]
