Antarctic Krill
Imagine a pregnant humpback whale, all 40 tons of her, moving through cold blue water toward a cloud of pink. The cloud is dense enough to have edges and to […]
Imagine a pregnant humpback whale, all 40 tons of her, moving through cold blue water toward a cloud of pink. The cloud is dense enough to have edges and to […]
DAN President and CEO Cliff Richardson joined the DAN World – Asia-Pacific team in April at Asia Dive Expo (ADEX) 2026 in Singapore, where DAN served as the show’s official […]
We recently traveled nearly halfway around the world to photograph some of the planet’s most beautiful coral reefs, and wow, did we get lucky. Our liveaboard was gloriously uncrowded, and […]
Hometown: Los Angeles, CaliforniaAge: 67Years Diving: 33Why I’m a DAN Member: I rely on DAN when making critical decisions. I know I can count on DAN’s expertise to provide guidance, […]
Perhaps best known for her innovative images of deep wrecks and caves, Becky Kagan Schott has eclectic interests along with the technical diving skills and photographic expertise to bring home […]
A commercial oil field diver using surface-supplied air was inspecting a minor oil leak in a deepwater pipeline at night. As he swam along the line, the surface tender heard […]
Q: I recently had an upper molar tooth extracted and threads placed for an implant. I have a dive trip scheduled two weeks after the procedure that installed the threaded […]
You are invited to make your first dive in one of the world’s major dive spots. One twist, however: This dive is on land at the new Ocean Exploration Center […]
Most divers think about decompression in terms of depth, bottom time, ascent rates, and safety stops. But the body experiences a dive as more than just time underwater. Decompression stress […]
I’ve read about carbon monoxide (CO) in scuba breathing gas but wonder if people truly appreciate the real implications of diving with a CO-contaminated scuba tank. It is not only […]