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Google Street View has an underwater version that lets you explore the world’s seabeds Where Google Street View is going, we don't need streets.

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Want to know what do for the environment? The water in both tanks is the same. The one on the right has oysters.

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World Underwater Federation - Quality in diving In addition to organizing international underwater sport events it is at the forefront of technical and scientific research and development. It can be associated with elaborating one of the oldest and most extensive dive training system.

Underwater Hunter Goes Deep Sea Fishing Without Air! Beast Mode_ Underwater Hunter Goes Deep Sea Fishing Without Air! (Walking Around Down Under Like Its Nothing)

Christmas in May???

Nope...it is coral restoration with Buddy Dive Resort...coral baby tree!

Respetable record de premios de Titou.

Jean-Baptiste Esclapez — Wikipédia Jean-Baptiste Esclapez, dit « Titou », est né en août 1944 à Oran en Algérie, région particulièrement propice à la pêche et la chasse sous-marine.

Confirmado XXIX Campeonato Mundial de Pesca Submarina CMAS 2014 en Perú (Especial Sportalsub.net / CMAS) El Presidente de la Comisión de Pesca Submarina de la Confederación Mundial de Actividades Subacuáticas (CMAS), el portugués Antonio Cruz, ha confirmando que Perú s...

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- Un professeur de yoga, en combinaison de plongée, exécute des poses dans l'aquarium géant de Sea Life à Sydney, tandis qu'un élève, à l'extérieur, reproduit ses gestes devant la vitre (© 2013 AFP)

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The World’s Most Endangered Marine Mammal Can Be Saved With One Simple Change If gillnets were banned in the upper Gulf of California, the population of the vaquita porpoise would almost certainly recover, say scientists.