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See on Scoop.it – The Oceans
What: The San Diego Dive Club is pleased to announce ‘Dr. Bill’ Bushing, a Harvard educated marine biologist and author of the web series ‘Diving Dry’ presenti
This is for Thursday, June 6, 2013–Today, Dr. Bill will be appearing at the Bottom Bunch Dive Club, Machado Mexican Bar & Grill Administration Building, Montgomery Field Airport San Diego, California USA.
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See on Scoop.it – Sevengill Sharks in San Diego
A large opportunistic underwater predator has caught the attention of San Diego divers this year. There’s been a spike in the number of broadnose sevengill s…
OK, so for those in the San Diego area, look for the Sevengill broadcast on the KPBS Nightly Business report (Erik Anderson is the Business & Environment Reporter) at 5:30 on TV (Cox 1011 HD, Time Warner 711 HD, Channel 15) and remember, the old link to it no longer works, it’s now on the KPBS You Tube page here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2Y8wxSmsHJo
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“After spending two days at 30 meters of depth, he had become saturated, meaning his body had absorbed all the pressurized gases and equalized with the surrounding water pressure. Bringing him to surface from that depth, and after having been saturated at 3 or 4 atmospheres, could easily have killed him.”
Great Hammerhead Sharks – Diving with Eli Martinez of Shark Diver Magazine Expeditions. No cage with big sharks – Incredible footage
Seasnake caught murene at Giant Clam, Puerto Galera, Mindoro, Philippines
This is an amazing video of one snake (the striped one) trying to eat another and the would-be victim (the non-striped snake) breaks away and frees itself…..
Video:
A large Sheep Crab dines on a hapless Sea Hare about the size of softball.........if you look closely, you can see an ink-like substance being emitted by the Sea Hare in self-defense, in a recent night dive at La Jolla Shores. © 2013 Michael Bear
