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  • Nature Shock: Killer Squid

    Nature Shock: Killer Squid

    Millions of giant squid have now started attacking humans as well as devouring massive amounts of fish. These giant squid are being named as deadly creatures after two fishermen were recently taken from their boats and chewed so badly by the creatures that their families couldn’t even identify the bodies. Last night, their story was told on [...]

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  • New Diving World Record

    New Diving World Record

    A new world record has been broken for the longest scuba dive by 27-year-old Bulgarian, Ivan Zhelezarov who spent a gruelling 50 hours submerged underwater. The previous title of 48 hours, 9 minutes and 17 seconds went to the UK’s Will Goodman. Ivan Zhelezarov began his attempt at 1:45pm on 27th August, diving eight metres into the [...]

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  • Croc in the English Channel?

    Croc in the English Channel?

    Yes, you heard us right, alarm bells started to ring when sightings of a Crocodile were reported near the port of Boulougne. French authorities were sent into panic after hearing reports of a Crocodile on the loose last Thursday when two French men said that they saw the giant ‘beast’, circling around sailing boats. The French authorities [...]

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  • James Bond Style Yellow Submarine Unveiled

    James Bond Style Yellow Submarine Unveiled

    A group of engineers go where no man has gone before and unveil a pedal-boat submarine on the French Riviera, the first of it’s kind. The submarine, nicknamed ‘the Scubster’ is a 3.5m long, one person yellow submarine which echoes a similar yellow submarine seen in the James Bond film, The Spy Who Loved Me. The Scubster [...]

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  • Beluga Whale Saves Distressed Free Diver

    Beluga Whale Saves Distressed Free Diver

    It was reported recently that a Beluga Whale saved a free diver from drowning after sensing she was in distress. The diver, Yang Yun owes her life to Mila the Beluga Whale who is at Polar Land, Harbin in North East China. The 26-year-old fee diver was participating in a free diving contest without any scuba [...]

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  • Divers Set For Night Time Events

    Divers Set For Night Time Events

    Diving competitions could soon be staged outdoors during the evening after swimming’s governing body received encouraging feedback at the inaugural Youth Olympics. The first night open-air diving competition, sanctioned by FINA, took place in Singapore on Sunday. According to FINA diving technical committee chairman Jesus Mena, the women’s 10 metre platform final was “amazing”. He told reporters: “This [...]

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  • Underwater Grand Prix Racing

    Underwater Grand Prix Racing

    You heard it right, an Underwater Grand Prix! Take to the seas with your diver propulsion vehicles (DPVs) and scooters and race round a wreck! This new sport, “Formula H20” racing has been sanctioned by the newly formed Wreck Racing League. The first ever race took place on the wreck of the Vanderberg off Key West [...]

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  • AK 1000 The Largest Tidal Power Device

    AK 1000 The Largest Tidal Power Device

    A device said to be the biggest tidal turbine of its type is to be taken by ship from Invergordon to Orkney. The developer of the AK-1000 has said that the device is “simple and robust.” Atlantis Resources unveiled the AK-1000 in Invergordon before it was shipped to the Marine Energy Centre in Orkney. The device is [...]

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