Solomon Islands Evacuation
Learn about the unexpected Solomon Islands evacuation during our diving holiday in paradise and its shocking aftermath.
Alert Diver Issue : Q1 2026
L’énigme évolutive des couleurs des poissons
Les couleurs éclatantes, presque psychédéliques, des poissons de récif sont souvent ce qui captive en premier les plongeurs. Mais d’un point de vue évolutif, pourquoi ces petits animaux — souvent des proies — arborent-ils des teintes si vives au lieu de se fondre dans leur environnement pour échapper aux prédateurs ?
Diving Florida’s Springs
Florida is home to the world’s largest concentration of freshwater springs — the Florida Geological Survey has identified more than 1,000 statewide. There are about 33 first-magnitude springs discharging at least 100 cubic feet (2.8 cubic meters) of water per second.
Lateral Training for Injury Prevention
Lateral training targets the abductors, adductors, and stabilizers — muscles that people often overlook in traditional workouts. Training in the frontal plane with these exercises helps correct muscular imbalances and enhances overall strength and control.
Humpback Whales in Rurutu
Each year humpback whales migrate from their feeding grounds in the Southern Ocean to the Austral Islands, where they use the sheltered waters around Rurutu as a calving and nursing area. Observers there can document the whales’ natural behaviors with minimal disturbance.
Les castors : ingénieurs de l’écosystème
In search of beavers, my colleagues and I followed the Cap-Chat River on Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula to a village of immaculate, steep-roofed houses that shares the river’s name. Near the […]
Exploring the Avelo System
As the field of recreational diving continues to evolve, DAN remains committed to being at the forefront of safety and scientific advancement. The purpose of this article is to educate […]
RumPowered Research
L’un des derniers espaces véritablement sauvages de l’Atlantique se trouve au large de la côte nord d’East Caicos, battue par la houle, dans les îles Turks et Caicos (TCI).
Lost at Sea
The eight species highlighted here are recognized as at risk by the IUCN, the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA), or the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), which regulates trade.
Rachel Novak
Explore the life of Rachel Novak, a pharmacist turned glamorous stunt performer and passionate scuba diver, embracing adventure.
