Timing Exercise and Diving

Q4 2015

DAN medics and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.

Galapagos

Ellen Prager, Ph.D.

Q4 2015

The Galapagos Islands host a strange, yet wonderful collection of animals. The area also boasts great dive sites. Learn more about the Galapagos.

Between the Depths and the Shallows

Ethan Daniels

Q4 2015

Cape Cod offers great diving with saltwater ponds, narrow creeks, marshes and more. There are also great critters to see. Read more about what Cape Cod has to offer and how to dive it.

BOSU Training

Jessica B. Adams, Ph.D., and Jaime B. Adams

Q4 2015

BOSU balls add instability to workouts and the boost in balance and stability training can translate to diving. They are incredibly adaptable and work the entire body. Get some great BOSU workouts.

Fangs

Ned and Anna DeLoach

Q4 2015

Fangs are an adaptation that have benefited the blenny species enabling them to ward of predators. Some species of blennies have poisonous fangs. Read more about the importance of fangs.

DAN Member Profile: Michele Hall

Hillary Viders, Ph.D.

Q4 2015

Underwater filmmaker Michele Hall has made over a dozen documentaries and has amassed well-deserved awards and accolades. Read more about Michele Hall and her work.

At the Boundary of Creation

Megan Cook

Q4 2015

Much of the world’s oceans remain largely unexplored, but thanks to advancements in technology, researchers and scientists are making progress and gaining a better understanding of the oceans.

Overfishing Aids Sponges, Hurts Corals on Caribbean Reefs

Joseph R. Pawlik, Ph.D.

Q4 2015

Overfishing coral reefs in the Caribbean has enabled sponges to predate and thrive on reefs. Read more about the impacts of overfishing and learn what divers can do about overfishing.

Back to Britannic

Michael C. Barnette

Q4 2015

The Britannic is a quintessential wreck dive for experienced technical divers, but there are hurdles to viewing it. Read one diver’s story about returning to the Britannic.