Flying After Diving
The results of a 2015 flying-after-diving study were released and left many divers wondering “Should current recommendations be reviewed?”
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Among Harp Seals
Harp seals are adorable sea critters, adapted perfectly for living in cold climates. Diving with them is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Read more about one diver’s adventures with harp seals.
Santa Barbara: The Elusive Isle
Off of California’s coast is Santa Barbara Island, and it is teaming with delightful dive sites. Sea lions abound and there are plenty of other marine life. Learn more about diving in Santa Barbara Island.
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Improve Your Breathing
Your breathing can greatly benefit from the implementation of a yoga practice. Find inner peace and learn the power of breathing through these yoga poses.
Little Big-Game Hunters
Ctenophora is a small phylum of ancient origin, and many of its species are mistaken for jellyfish. Read more about ctenophores and some of their eating and hunting habits.
DAN Member Profile: Ken Kamler, M.D.
DAN member Ken Kamler, M.D., shares his stories about DAN membership and being a life-long adventure seeker. Read more about Dr. Kamler.
Humpback Whales: Tonga and the Silver Bank
Although they are oceans apart, both the Kingdom of Tonga in the South Pacific and the Silver Bank off the Dominican Republic offer intimate encounters with majestic humpback whales. Read more about these fantastic creatuers.
Conservation Success in Indonesia
Raja Ampat started a massive conservation effort in 2010 to protect populations of sharks and manta rays. Since the effort began, the sharks and manta rays look much healthier. Learn more.
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