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Happy National Beard Day!

This is a Bearded Scorpion Fish

Did you know that today is National Beach Day? 🏖️

Texas Adopt-A-Beach is an all-volunteer beach cleanup program dedicated to keeping Texas beaches clean and educating our communities about the detrimental effects of marine debris on people and our environment.

Register here for our Coastwide Fall Cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 19th!
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Come join us September 17th at 6:30 for the Mares & Aqualung presentation

Join us for a comprehensive gear overview presented by Mares & Aqualung!

Learn how your dive gear works and how to properly care for it to extend its lifespan. Enjoy snacks and drinks, meet fellow divers, explore both local and international dive opportunities, and connect with a community of adventurous, like-minded enthusiasts. We look forward to seeing you there!

7 days a week all the way through September! 🤿 🌊

Friday Funny

Happy National Dog Day!

This is a Dog Shark

What Exactly Is a Dogfish?
The term “dogfish” doesn’t refer to a single species, but rather to several small sharks within the Squalidae family. The spiny dogfish, Squalus acanthias, is the most well known and widely studied. These sharks are named for their dog‑like teeth and relatively small size. They are characterized by the presence of spines in front of each dorsal fin, a defensive mechanism against predators. Adult spiny dogfish typically reach lengths of around 3 to 4 feet, though some individuals can grow larger. Their coloration is generally a dusky gray or brown, often with darker spots or markings.