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Herbert Nitsh - The world's deepest dive without an oxygen tank
Dubbed the 'world's deepest dive without oxygen', Herbert Nitsch, an Austrian citizen, plunged to a depth of 253.2m in the Spetses Sea, Greece in June 2007.
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New technology
Russian navigation system: 'iPhone' underwater
Tour divers, industrial divers, search workers, underwater vehicles: all need navigation systems to navigate.
Oceanography
The mysterious giant pink jellyfish appeared for the fourth time in history
A rare pink jellyfish has been seen off the coast of Italy and this is the fourth time in history anyone has ever seen this jellyfish.
Oceanography
Scuba diver frantically faced the devil face on the ocean floor
The ugly shaped fish is hiding in the sand of the sea as a camouflage when hunting.
Videos
Witness the birth of a humpback whale off the coast of Hawaii
Having witnessed the birth of a humpback whale, Emma Nelson recorded the entire birth.
Oceanography
The 5-meter-long white shark rushes in to bite the cage carrying divers
The diver group was stunned when the white shark opened its mouth and shook the metal guard cage several times.
Oceanography
40,000 squid eggs curl like springs in the sea
Divers come across a giant nest of squid eggs floating in water near the Great Barrier Reef.
Archeology
Million dollar gold store in wreck 200 years
A team of scuba divers salvaged gold coins and other ancient objects during the research of the SS North Carolina wreck.
Oceanography
Hungry sharks tear the lion fish
When the diver skewered a lionfish and held it out, the sharks immediately rushed to scramble for prey.
Oceanography
Shocking image of the scuba diver hypnotizing the world's most ferocious shark
Although one of the three most dangerous sharks in the world alongside white sharks and bull sharks, but in the hands of divers below, 'tiger' sharks look like a 'gentle…
Oceanography
Beautiful fish like fairies, but careful ... deadly poison
One of the most beautiful marine creatures divers and photographers have the opportunity to meet when diving deep into the sea floor.
Oceanography
Huge octopus attacks divers on the seabed
The huge octopus used its tentacles to cling to a swimmer in Japanese waters and find a way to bite people with a sharp beak.
Archeology
America: Discovered Megalodon shark teeth dominate the sea 3 million years ago
A diver discovers two teeth of Megalodon shark when searching the bottom of the lake in America.
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Clip on brain damage: Why do young people walking on the sea floor suddenly jump into the sea?
On October 24, the Daily Mail page posted a clip of a diver, believed to be filmed in Venezuela's seabed.