Tag Archives: Mike Nelson

104. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive – Mr. Guinea Pig plus Wet Notes New, Information and Commentary

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Dr. Alex Brylske has teamed up with Divestures to deliver a series of six presentations called Oceans Update. The first presentation was on January 25, 2023 – Secrets of the Coral Reefs. Next up is Understanding Coral Reef Fishes and it will be held on February 22, 2023. Find out more and register at https://www.diventures.com/oceans-update/ … Continue reading 104. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive – Mr. Guinea Pig plus Wet Notes New, Information and Commentary →

87. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive takes us to season 4 for a Confidential Mission plus Wet Notes News and Information Update

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Global Underwater Explorers (GUE) is sponsoring a diving scholarship – the NextGen Scholarship. The deadline for this program is July 1. Listen for more information on the specifics of the entry requirements and the benefits offered by this scholarship. The Crown of Thorns starfish can cause havoc on the reef. Now there is a simple … Continue reading 87. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive takes us to season 4 for a Confidential Mission plus Wet Notes News and Information Update →

75. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive takes us to season 4 for PT Boat plus Wet Notes covers virtual diving, a shipwreck symposium and more.

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Virtual Divers International has released a virtual dive program that touts training divers at all levels. Available for both iOS and Android operating systems. The Maldives Manta Research Expedition explored the northern part of the Maldives where they studied the manta population back in October. The first two episodes detailing the results are on YouTube. … Continue reading 75. Sea Hunt It’s Still Alive takes us to season 4 for PT Boat plus Wet Notes covers virtual diving, a shipwreck symposium and more. →

49. Maintaining your BCD, Oceanographic Magazine and Sea Hunt – It’s Still Alive at the Point of No Return

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One of the ways you can ensure that your buoyancy compensating device (BCD) is operating properly is to  make sure that you properly clean and inspect the BCD after diving. First you will want to clean out your bladder. If you’ve been diving in salt water it is important that you drain and rinse out … Continue reading 49. Maintaining your BCD, Oceanographic Magazine and Sea Hunt – It’s Still Alive at the Point of No Return →