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Diver finds second Crusader sword off Israel coast
A scuba diver found a Crusader-era sword off Israel’s Mediterranean coast, in the same area where he recovered a similar weapon in 2021.
Aggressor Adventures launches St Patrick’s Day cyber special
Aggressor Adventures is celebrating St Patrick’s Day with a limited-time 15 per cent discount on selected 2026 dive trips
Persistent plastic crisis continues to pollute UK beaches
From takeaway containers to tiny plastic fragments, marine litter remains a daily reality on UK’s shores, despite signs of progress
Citizen scientists report potential record-breaking coral colony on Great Barrier Reef
Citizen scientist mother and daughter discover what could be the largest single coral colony in the world on the Great Barrier Reef
Fire breaks out on Red Sea liveaboard Golden Dolphin II
Red Sea liveaboard Golden Dolphin II has been seriously damaged by fire in Hurghada, just weeks after her sister vessel was destroyed.
Underwater Photographer of the Year 2026 winners announced
Matty Smith's image of two Southern elephant seal pups has been crowned winner of Underwater Photographer of the Year 2026.
British dive instructor arrested in Philippines over sex offender status
A British dive instructor previously imprisoned for child sex offences has been detained by Philippine Immigration authorities.
New details emerge in South Australia’s Tank Cave diver death
The Cave Divers Association of Australia releases the findings of its investigation into the November 2025 death of a diver at Tank Cave
Featured Photographer: Christoph Dörnemann
Check out this fantastic portfolio of stunning macro shots from our latest Featured Photographer, Christoph Dörnemann
First ever recording of shark in Antarctic waters
Footage of the first shark ever recorded in Antarctic waters was recorded during a January 2025 expedition to the South Shetland Islands
Marine Curios #22 Blanket octopus, Tremoctopus spp.
The blanket octopus is a pelagic species known for extreme sexual dimorphism and its unusual defence wielding Portuguese man o’ war tentacles
Six comb jelly species recorded in Colombia for the first time
Six comb jelly species have been recorded in Colombian waters for the first time in a new national inventory of ctenophores
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