-
-
Recent News
- Australia and Japan have most Diverse Marine Life
- Submarine robots learn teamwork
- Aqua Lung America Recalls Apeks Power Inflators
- Scientists Call for More Antarctic Ocean-Observing
- Several species of Killer Whale, scientist say
- Greenpeace confronts Mediterranean Tuna Fishermen
- Killer Seaweed Damages Coral
- Hamlet fish sheds light on evolution
- Red and pink corals remain unprotected
- EU Subsidises Fishing Crooks
-
Links
-
Tag Cloud
Featured
-
Australia and Japan have most Diverse Marine Life
The Census for Marine Life has found that the most bio-diverse waters so far studied are around Australia and Japan. These each feature almost 33000 species. However, this could change as some highly diverse areas such as Indonesia and Madagascar have yet to report. Scientists combined information collected over centuries with data obtained during the [...] -
Submarine robots learn teamwork
Submarine robots will soon work together as a team. Studying the deep ocean floor is cumbersome, expensive and dangerous. The majority of exploration efforts have to employ an autonomous unmanned vehicle (AUV), which works without control cables. But many AUVs are specialised, they cannot travel far alone and they can only provide a narrow range [...] -
Aqua Lung America Recalls Apeks Power Inflators
Aqua Lung America are recalling Apeks WTX Power Inflators as the oral inflator button is not properly bonded to the oral stem and can fall off during use. This poses a leak of the buoyancy compensator contents and could result in drowning. The power inflator is the black mouthpiece with the two brass buttons at the [...]
Latest Headlines
-
SCUBA News
Australia and Japan have most Diverse Marine Life
No Comments -
SCUBA News
Submarine robots learn teamwork
No Comments -
SCUBA News
Aqua Lung America Recalls Apeks Power Inflators
No Comments -
SCUBA News
Scientists Call for More Antarctic Ocean-Observing
No Comments -
SCUBA News
Several species of Killer Whale, scientist say
No Comments -
Mediterranean
Greenpeace confronts Mediterranean Tuna Fishermen
2 Comments -
SCUBA News
Killer Seaweed Damages Coral
4 Comments -
SCUBA News
Hamlet fish sheds light on evolution
4 Comments -
SCUBA News
Red and pink corals remain unprotected
4 Comments -
SCUBA News
EU Subsidises Fishing Crooks
4 Comments
