Another case study in our Dive Training Series "Lessons For Life": Panic, claustrophobia and poor decision-making lead to a dive fatality.
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Lionfish use venom as a protective mechanism. When divers come in direct contact with their spines or fins, venom is injected into the skin through needlelike bristles located along the dorsal, pelvic and anal fins.
Don't let these common misconceptions about scuba diving hold you back.
DAN's annual report on dive accidents highlights four factors common to fatal accidents. The good news: They're all preventable. Our dive-training tips.
Should you pee in your wetsuit? It's a question every scuba diver has to face.
See what scuba diving lessons we can learn from this fatal accident: an inexperienced, out-of-shape diver dies close to shore.
Scuba divers on closed-circuit rebreathers can enjoy several perks, such as this close-up experience with a hammerhead shark.