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Dive Expedition Team – VIDEO!

by MARES / SSI / rEvo Dive Expedition Team - 5th May 2017

To end this winter’s dive season, we would like to share our teaser video with you, wrapping up our expedition to Lake Baikal. >> FIND OUR ...

dive expedition team, dive team, ice diving, Lake Baikal, Mares, rEvo, Siberia, SSI, winter diving,

Underwater robot unlocks secrets of the “Sweet Lake”

by DiveSSI - 18th January 2019

A burial mound at the bottom of the lakeThe "Sweet Lake" (Süße See)in Saxony-Anhalt (Germany) is a real treasure chest for underwater archaeologists...

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research,

Deep Sea: Five new species of sea slugs discovered

by DiveSSI - 8th January 2019

The deep sea is still full of secretsA group of sea slugs – nudibranchs - are colourful, fascinating creatures. They come in a variety of bright col...

Deep Sea, sea slug,

Baby shark enchants researchers

by DiveSSI - 6th December 2018

Catshark embryo filmed in the CaribbeanFrom October 30 to November 20, 2018, NOAA and its partners conducted an expedition with the research vessel "O...

This embryonic cat shark and egg case was found attached to an octocoral colony on one of our shallower dives.

research, shark, shark embryo,

“Zombie” shrimps with innovative strategy against predators

by DiveSSI - 1st December 2018

Playing dead to avoid being eatenExploring the depths of the Gulf of California with a UW robot, the researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research...

Zombie Shrimp Petalidium-shrimp-dosidicus

research, shrimp, zombie shrimp,

Great Barrier Reef: Researchers want to breed and colonize coral larvae

by DiveSSI - 30th November 2018

Coral breeding and rehabilitation in large-scale trialA team of researchers from TU Delft, Van Oord and the Australian National Science Agency CSIRO h...

climate change, conservation, coral reef,

Dive boat “Alvin” completed 5,000. dive

by DiveSSI - 27th November 2018

Manned deep-sea research dive boat in use for over 50 yearsOn November 25, 2018 "Alvin", USA's only manned deep sea research dive boat, reached anothe...

Alvin, Deep Sea, dive boat, research,

Deep sea octopus “Dumbo” is back!

by DiveSSI - 7th November 2018

Researchers film deep-sea octopus GrimpoteuthisIn a research dive during an expedition with the "E / V Nautilus" in the Monterey Bay National Marine S...

Deep Sea, dumbo, ocean, octopus, research,

Mermaid Kat: Posing next to wild crocodiles

by DiveSSI - 26th October 2018

A very special UW shooting in MexicoPhotographing crocodiles has become popular among many underwater photographers in recent years - but taking pictu...

crocodiles, Mermaid, uw photo,

Corsica: Ship collision in the Pelagos Sanctuary

by DiveSSI - 10th October 2018

Oil spill threatens marine mammalsIn Corsica, after a collision between two cargo ships marine fuel expired in the Mediterranean. It has formed a 20-k...

fin whales, mammals, sei whales, sperm whales,

Virtual dive into the Baltic Sea

by DiveSSI - 8th October 2018

NABU presents "OstseeLIFE" - a 360-degree virtual worldThe Baltic Sea is Germany's No.1 holiday destination. Statistics say roundabout 6.5 million hol...

baltic sea, conservation, ocean, research, virtual world,

Brazil: Researchers discover unknown reef fish

by DiveSSI - 2nd October 2018

Divers where so captivated - they didn’t notice sixgill shark hovering above themNamed for Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, a new sp...

reef fish, sixgill shark,

Portugal: divers discover 400-year-old shipwreck

by DiveSSI - 1st October 2018

Most important archaeological trove in Portugal since 1994Divers discovered an old shipwreck on the west coast of Portugal. The ship that transported ...

portugal, tagus river, wreck,

Big mouth under water

by DiveSSI - 26th September 2018

Researchers film rare Pelican eelFrom September 14 to October 1, 2018, the US research vessel E / V Nautilus is exploring ten seamounts within the Pap...

ocean, pelican eel, research,

Antarctic: Amphipods as a kidnapper …

by DiveSSI - 11th September 2018

A puzzling relationship between amphipods and pteropodsPteropods or sea snails, also called sea angels produce deterrent chemicals to protect themselv...

Der Flohkrebs Hyperiella antarctica einer Flügelschnecke (Spongiobranchaea) Huckepack

amphipods, antarctic, pteropods, research,

Antique shipwreck discovered off Croatia

by DiveSSI - 29th August 2018

Divers discovered a more than 2,000-year-old wreck off the island of PagVedran Dorušić, President of the Diving Tourism Organization of the Croatian...

croatia, wreck, wreckdiving,

Reef from the 3D printer to promote coral growth

by DiveSSI - 17th August 2018

Maldives Island Summer Island Place of the largest field trial so farThe "Blue Lagoon" of the Maldives island “Summer Island” is the scene of a pr...

climate change, conservation, ocean,

Mission “Stone & Pots”: First Ghost Net Salvage in Ireland

by DiveSSI - 13th August 2018

Mainly lobster traps are to be salvagedGhost nets kill millions of marine animals every year. The Dutch Ghost Fishing Foundation, together with the So...

conservation, fishing, ghost net, ocean,

Only 13 percent of the world’s oceans are still untouched

by DiveSSI - 27th July 2018

The marine wilderness of the world is dwindlingAn international study led by scientists from the University of Queensland (UQ) concludes that only 13 ...

conservation, ocean, research,

Scientists discover the oldest colours in the world

by DiveSSI - 26th July 2018

Pink pigments of cyanobacteria are 1.1 billion years oldScientists have discovered the oldest colours: a geological record. The 1.1 billion year old b...

biological colour, primeval ocean, research,

Exterminate rats to strengthen coral reefs

by DiveSSI - 13th July 2018

Coral reefs around rat-free islands are more productiveRat control should be seen as an urgent priority on many remote tropical islands to protect end...

conservation, coral reefs,

Krill fishing industry retreats from parts of the Antarctic

by DiveSSI - 11th July 2018

Industry Association supports marine sanctuary in the Weddell SeaThe krill industry will stop fishing in large parts of the ecologically sensitive are...

Krill, Euphausia superba, represent a critical component of the Antarctic food web, providing food for fish, whales, seals, penguins, albatross and other seabirds, as well as marine invertebrates.
Greenpeace is on a three-month expedition to the Antarctic to carry out scientific research, including seafloor submarine dives, to highlight the urgent need for the creation of a 1.8 million square kilometre Antarctic Ocean Sanctuary. Key findings from the footage and samples gathered from the submarine dives will be shared with the Antarctic Ocean Commission (CCAMLR) to establish localised protections as well as to strengthen this and other upcoming proposals for marine protection in the Antarctic.

antarctica, conservation, krill, marine sanctuary,

The sound of the deep sea

by DiveSSI - 18th June 2018

Live streaming audio from a deep-water hydrophoneFor centuries poets and writers have imagined the depths of the ocean to be incredibly calm. But scie...

Deep Sea, Hydrophone, ocean, research, Sound,

TODI indoor dive centre: Photo shooting with Mermaid Kat & Konstantin Killer

by DiveSSI - 30th May 2018

With an eye for details What makes a good underwater photo? A difficult question, because it is often a spontaneous shot that captures a very speci...

Mermaid, Mermaiding, model photography, TODI,

Phytoplankton-elevator to the deep sea

by DiveSSI - 28th May 2018

New phenomenon discovered under the Arctic sea iceTiny gypsum needles can make algae so heavy that they sink in a hurry, transporting large amounts of...

conservation, ocean, research,

First time live deep-sea frogfish filmed

by DiveSSI - 26th March 2018

Video shows swimming behaviour of a self-luminous fanfin monkfishFor the first time ever a deep-sea frogfish of the family Caulophrynidae could be obs...

Deep Sea, frogfish, research,

Greenpeace expedition proves marine species worthy of protection in the Antarctic

by DiveSSI - 7th March 2018

Oscar winner Javier Bardem calls for Antarctic marine reserveUp until now unexplored parts of the Antarctic seabed harbour sensitive and thus valuable...

antarctic, climate change, conservation, ocean,

Deep-sea octopus: Dumbo filmed hatching

by DiveSSI - 23rd February 2018

Scientists examine a newly hatched dumbo octopusWith their big fins Dumbo octopods (Grimpoteuthis) remind of the giant ears of Disney's elephant of th...

Deep Sea, ocean, octopus, research,

Freediving allows divers to be one with the sea

by DiveSSI - 3rd November 2017

Euro-Divers to offer freediving from 2018 Divers can enter the water either in full gear or without any gear, and be armed with just a single breat...

diving, freediving, ocean,

The end of a diving instructor’s career

by DiveSSI - 27th October 2017

A severe diving accident - but why? In September 2015, the German diving instructor Matthias U. was on a diving vacation in Safaga in the Red Sea. ...

Bronchiole mit Lungenblaeschen (Alveolen), Alveolargang (Ductus alveolaris), Alveolarsaeckchen (Sacculi alveolares).

age, arterial gas embolism, COPD, diving accident,

Newly-described “parasol” sponges graceful but deadly

by DiveSSI - 21st October 2017

Deep-sea sponges feed on small crustaceans When most people think of sponges, they think of those in the kitchen sink or perhaps graceful barrel sp...

crustaceans, Deep Sea, ocean, research, sponges,

Study identifies microbiome in whale blow

by DiveSSI - 20th October 2017

Drones used in collection of samples A research group, together with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), has used drones to successfully...

ocean, research, whales,

Go on an Ocean Odyssey at New York’s Times Square

by DiveSSI - 12th October 2017

Take a dip into a huge aquarium without any water Last weekend, New York welcomed a new sensation. National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey is th...

aquarium, Ocean Odyssey, Virtual Dive,

Giant sunfish species eludes discovery for centuries

by DiveSSI - 2nd August 2017

International team discovers new sunfish species An elusive new species of ocean sunfish has been discovered by an international team of researcher...

new species, Sunfish,

12 top tips for perfect buoyancy!

by DiveSSI - 1st July 2017

Diving skills for beginner and advanced divers EXERCISES FOR EVERYONE After learning the basics, buoyancy control and trim will be integral in t...

buoyancy, skills, training, trim,

Solving the mystery of floating rocks

by DiveSSI - 31st May 2017

Scientists have discovered how rocks can float Some rocks can float on water for years at a time, forming miles-long debris patches that drift for th...

ocean, research,

Sea Slug Tethys Fimbria

by DiveSSI - 29th April 2017

A sea slug called Tethys fimbria If you are lucky to come across a Tethys fimbria when diving in the Mediterranean, it is like hitting the jack...

diving, ocean, sea slug, tethys fimbria,

Growing corals along the Riviera Maya

by Carin - 6th March 2017

A unique project has its headquarters in Puerto Morelos: scientists, aquarists, local stakeholders and authorities work together to restore Mexico'...

climate change, conservation, coral reefs Mexico, ocean, SECORE, sexual coral restoration,

Creating unique photographic moments in the pool

by DiveSSI - 24th February 2017

Underwater shooting over a parachute. With a big step, Katharina slides onto the water under the silver reflective surface. After a few seconds, she ...

model photography, underwater photography,

Day 8 – The last walk under the ice

by MARES / SSI / rEvo Dive Expedition Team - 21st February 2017

This morning we woke up with a smile in our faces since we knew it would be a fantastic day, but also with some sadness and melancholy because we knew...

Banja, coldwaterdiving, divessi, eXtendedRange, icediving, Mares, rEvo, Sauna, upsidedown,

Amazon Reef photographed for the first time

by DiveSSI - 6th February 2017

Greenpeace explores the newly discovered reef Off the Brazilian coast, where the Amazon River meets the Atlantic Ocean, researchers discovered a u...

Images of the Amazon Reef taken from a submarine launched from the MY Esperanza. The Greenpeace ship is currently in the region of the Amazon river mouth, Amapá State, for the “Defend the Amazon Reef” campaign.
A team of experts are onboard, including the scientist from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Fabiano Thompson and Kenneth Jozeph Lowick, from Greenpeace Belgium. Thompson led the group of scientists who discovered the coral reef at the mouth of the Amazon River.
Imagens captadas do submarino dos Corais da Amazônia. Neste sábado, 28 de janeiro, o submarino foi lançado do navio Esperanza com o cientista da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Fabiano Thompson e Kenneth Jozeph Lowick, do Greenpeace da Bégica. Thompson liderou o grupo de cientistas que descobriu o recife de corais na foz do rio Amazonas. O lançamento do submarino envolveu grande parte da tripulação do navio.
Esperanza, um dos três navios do Greenpeace, está na região da foz do rio Amazonas, no Amapá, para a campanha “Defenda os Corais da Amazônia. O objetivo é observar debaixo d’água, pela primeira vez, os recifes de corais.

conservation, corals, ocean, reef, research,

DAN to present new CPR dummy at boot 2017

by DiveSSI - 10th January 2017

Dummy allows users to assess effectiveness of resuscitation measures At boot 2017, DAN Europe (booth G24 in Hall 3) will debut a special CPR dummy...

CPR, DAN,

Great Barrier Reef suffers largest loss of corals ever

by DiveSSI - 2nd December 2016

Scientists have confirmed the largest die-off of corals at Australia's Great Barrier Reef, with the northern part being the worst affected area. Thi...

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coral bleaching, El Nino, great barrier reef, ocean, research,

Tsunami research: Reconstructing the lateral collapse of a volcano

by DiveSSI - 14th November 2016

Flank collapses of volcanic islands produce massive landslides Volcanic eruptions can cause destructive tsunamis. As part of an expedition, marine...

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ocean, research, tsunami,

Rising temperatures disrupt fish behaviour

by DiveSSI - 1st November 2016

Fish's sense of sight, smell and hearing becomes impaired due to rising carbon dioxide levels The survival instincts of fish have been impaired by ...

acidification, co2, conservation, fish, ocean,

Magic nights of coral spawning

by Carin - 24th October 2016

On certain nights, around full moon, corals have their tryst of love. Diving on such a night is a lifetime experience and this is not overstated at...

coral conservation, coral reefs, coral sex, coral spawning, sexual coral restoration,

Visit the German Oceanographic Museum and Ozeaneum Stralsund on Google Arts & Culture

by DiveSSI - 19th September 2016

Experience natural history in virtual realitySeven German organisations are the latest addition to Google Arts & Culture's natural history exhibit...

conservation, ocean, virtual reality,

Help needed in quest to study deepwater coral reefs

by DiveSSI - 12th September 2016

It is not all doom and gloom for the world’s coral reefs. While things are indeed dire for those in the upper layers (from the surface to 100 feet d...

conservation, coral reefs, ocean, research,