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A new study has revealed that titanium dioxide, an ingredient found in some sunscreens, has the potential to harm marine life.
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Together with sea otters, sea stars play essential roles in the kelp forests' defence against sea urchins.
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Why do young salmon leap out of the water, even when there are no obstacles in their way?
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The Battle of Amiens or the Third Battle of Picardy had just commenced. (8 August 1918). This Allied attack would later became known as the ‘Hundred Days Offensive’ and this action ultimately led to the end of the first World War.
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Clownfish, with their white stripes, are easily identifiable, despite the fact that the pattern and intensity of the coloration differ amongst the different species.
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A new scanner could soon be utilized at UK airports freeing travellers from removing gadgets and liquids from hand luggage at security.
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Eutrophication.
A big word, and an even bigger problem that’s growing larger by the second.
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Lebanese environmentalists have sunk 10 old tanks and armored vehicles to the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea to attract divers and create new habitats for marine life.
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Deep-pocketed tourists waiting to explore the 20th century’s most famous maritime wreck will have to wait a little longer. American submersible company OceanGate has pushed back diving expeditions to the Titanic wreck site to 2019.
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A new study has revealed global tourism’s carbon footprint is three times larger than previously estimated.
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Cardiac issues have become a leading factor in diving fatalities, according to a study.
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09 Aug Episode 1
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O'Three are based just off Chesil Beach in the seaside resort of Portland and Weymouth.
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For the first time, cave-dwelling corals measuring just several millimetres have been observed working together to catch and consume jellyfish much larger than them.
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More skirmish than battlefleet action, the German High Seas Fleet, having unintentionally encountered the entire British Grand Fleet, slipped into the mists of the North Sea and escaped.
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Wolfgang's work has been prominently displayed in our magazine - see some of the links below - and a few years back I had the pleasure of joining Wolfgang on a liveaboard safari to Tiger Beach in the Bahamas.
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We instantly became friends. Wolfgang was mild-mannered, pleasant and very knowledgeable.&nbs