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How To Dive at Night Safely

Are you afraid of the dark? You're not alone – many divers are timid about giant striding into a black sea. Follow our tips on how to drive at night safely!

Scuba Diving Doctor: Why Did I Get Unexplained DCS (Decompression Sickness)?

Often, decompression sickness can be a random event, and the cause remains unknown. U.S. Navy veteran Dr. James L. Caruso explains potential causes of DCS.

Lessons for Life: Pushed to the Limit

A diver thought he was feeling great on his dive, but he did not realize the trouble he was getting himself into. See what mistakes he made, and what you can do to avoid getting bent.

Five Tips for Compass Navigation Underwater

Underwater navigation is one of the most important dive skills to master. Don’t know your lubber line from your bezel? Use our tips to help find your way.

Sidemount Cave Diving in the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic's ancient underground river system is a new frontier in diving for those with the experience and courage to try it.

Ask an Expert: Should New Divers Carry Cameras and Other Extras?

Should new divers carry cameras and other underwater extras? Ask an expert and read for yourself to see if you have enough experience, dedication and training to tackle the task of scuba diving and shooting photos.

Lessons for Life: Drugs and Diving Don't Mix

A one-hit wonder suffers fatal consequences from his habit. See how one diver didn't surface because he thought it was OK to get stoned before a cave dive.

What To Do When Your Divemaster Is Wrong

Do you know what to do if your divemaster breaks the rules? Check out these 4 expert tips to prepare yourself.