In Depth

The ocean's cleaning stations are one of nature’s most remarkable examples of how evolution finds solutions to life’s challenges

Alfred Minnaar spent four months in Mexico learning to cave dive - here is his story of an experience that took him to his limits and beyond

An inexhaustive list of the ten best wreck dives in the world that are within the depth limits of recreational scuba divers

The Galápagos Islands are still one of the most exciting places on earth to dive. But for how much longer?

Alfred Minnaar heads to Siberia to learn how to ice dive, take some glorious photographs and eat too much sala (smoked pig fat)

First study to confirm a nursery for globally vulnerable reef manta rays in isolated waters around Raja Ampat in Indonesia

Holger and Nicola Buss are divers on a mission to map and digitise every wreck they dive to create 3D-printed scale model replicas

Fabien Cousteau wants to inspire the world with a futuristic underwater habitat known as Proteus, scheduled to open off Curaçao in 2026

Diver, teacher, cave explorer, filmmaker, underwater photographer, conservationist, campaigner, Valentina Cucchiara

Could the little-visited island of Fuvahmulah in the south of the Maldives be the next great shark diving destination?

Douglas David Seifert peers into the eyes of fish and other marine species to take a close look at how creatures see underwater

Nirupam Nigam reports his encounter with a solitary fish diving the overfished Gulf of Maine, historically the breadbasket of North America

Calico Jack is a tale of two unlikely partners who built their own ship, survived a pandemic, and now run one of the most successful liveaboards in Raja Ampat

Immersion pulmonary oedema may cause a significant proportion of scuba diving fatalities - and high blood pressure greatly increases the risk

The wreck of Endurance, Ernest Shackleton's Antarctic expedition ship, has been found 107 years after it sank in Weddell Sea pack ice

Marine biologist Joe Marlow spent a year working as a research diver at the British Antarctic Survey station at Rothera

Many of the wrecks around Malta are from the First World War - HMS Nasturtian and SS Polynesien being two recently unveiled by Heritage Malta

The WWI wreck SS Luciston and WWII's HMS Trusty Star were largely unknown until investigated by Malta's Underwater Cultural Heritage Unit