Scuba Dive Sydney

Sharks!! @ the Australian Museum

Dive on in, Sharks is officially OPEN🦈 🙌

Our brand new exhibition here at the AM is open to the public, but beware…it has some serious bite!

Come and get face-to-face with some incredible life-sized shark models, submerge yourself in our interactive Oceanarium and go back in time to discover sharks’ ancient ancestors.

This exhibition will challenge shark stereotypes and give you an insight into the importance of these majestic creatures. 😍

Book here: https://bit.ly/3ycNbJN

https://www.9news.com.au/national/tagging-great-white-sharks-with-ocearchs-chris-fischer/702feb2d-f43c-4e7c-8c5f-b78089351df0

'Often not what you think': Day in the life of a man who tags great white sharks Ocearch founder Chris Fischer has spent years on the ocean, tagging and working to save the world's great w...

https://www.9news.com.au/world/new-whale-species-discovered-in-mexico/4e9c51f6-023d-4168-b60e-3f194e5cc2ee

New whale species discovered in Mexico New whale species discovered in MexicoBy CNN9:52am Dec 10, 2020 Tweet Facebook Mail Scientists working off the western coast of Mexico say they have found a previously unknown species of whale.Three beaked whales were spotted last month by a team of scientists working with the Sea Shepherd Conservat...

Sad news. Condolences for the family and all involved. In our sport, incidences can happen anytime. Stay safe everyone.

Woman dies in scuba diving accident at Sydney beach A 53-year-old woman has died while scuba diving at Gordon’s Bay in Clovelly.

Awesome!

https://www.9news.com.au/national/valerie-taylor-shark-expert-australia-hollywood-history-a-current-affair/fc668bb1-9eb3-4ccf-b08f-f353ab97c714

Aussie shark guru who got Hollywood to make Jaws Valerie Taylor is Australia's own queen of the sea.

https://www.smh.com.au/environment/conservation/almost-all-animals-snared-in-nsw-shark-nets-were-non-target-species-20190805-p52e1v.html

Shark nets catching non-target species Shark nets at beaches in NSW are 20 times more likely to catch other animals including dolphins and turtles

https://www.smh.com.au/national/museum-rogues-gallery-of-specimens-and-photos-revealed-for-first-time-20190206-p50w0s.html

The one-tonne fish that once washed up in Darling Harbour Time was of the essence. The fish needed to be preserved before it began to rot in the heat of a Sydney summer.