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My first dive in the Great Lakes was 20 years ago. I remember vividly the descent into dark green water. Soon after that dive I moved to Florida with my […]
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My first dive in the Great Lakes was 20 years ago. I remember vividly the descent into dark green water. Soon after that dive I moved to Florida with my […]
DAN medical information specialists and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.
A predive warm-up is incredibly important to prepare your body for the task of diving. Learn a selection of warm-up moves specifically for divers. They will help ward off any physical injury.
Diving in Japan exposes divers to colorful sea life and unique experiences. Learn more about diving in Japan.
DAN member John Thompson shares why he is a DAN member and what he values most with the organization. Thompson also discusses his work with SUDS.
A rebreather diver respires an artificial atmosphere that changes dynamically with depth over the course of a dive.
Thanks to warming ocean temperatures, animal encounters have changed and increased. Read about the unique sea creatures divers are interacting with.
This 100-million-year-old species is not your ordinary turtle. They are one of the world’s largest reptiles and travel the globe because of an evolutionary adaptation.
On Greece’s coast, ancient shipwrecks were found dating back to Roman times. Ancient shipwrecks are a different treasure than simply diving regular shipwrecks.