DAN Member Profile: Bob Talbot
DAN member, photographer and cinematographer Bob Talbot discusses why he is a member and how he became fascinated with the underwater world.
Alert Diver Issue: Q3 2014
Baja Big and Small
Baja, in the Gulf of California, is home to creatures big and small. Learn more about from this first-person encounter on the critters of Baja.
Core Quickie
Core muscles are incredibly important for everyday activities, but also for scuba diving. A stronger core reduces the risk of injury when lifting dive gear and it promotes years of pain-free diving. Learn more great core exercises.
Kauai’s Niihau
Get a first-hand look at diving in Kauai’s Niihau. The diver discusses searching for the Niihau volcano and more.
Moondance
Spawning is greatly influenced by the moon’s phases and greatly changes the spawning fish’s behaviors. Learn more about spawning.
A Shark Tale
While trying to eat a fish for lunch, a shark accidentally nipped a diver’s hand instead. The injury was bloody but thankfully, DAN provided needed assistance and guidance.
Military Diving
Military diving has ancient roots and today, is considered an elite classification. Military diving entails risks and responsibilities that go far beyond typical diving. Read more about the history of military diving and how it evolved.
Air, Nitrox and Fatigue
Is there any solid evidence to support the observation that nitrox reduces fatigue? The experts weigh in on the intersection of air, nitrox and fatigue.
Survive Your Dive
Recommendations created by several safety-oriented organizations want to ensure that scuba remains a safe sport. Read their six recommendations.
Sweet As … New Zealand
New Zealand is incredibly inspiring to divers because of its amazing sites — above and under the water. The marine critters are colorful, large and amazing. Read more about how to dive New Zealand.
