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 The Red Sea is a real playground for divers who discover the wonders of the underwater world - and keep coming back for more. And it's not just a
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A LEGEND IS BACK IN TOWN "THE MISTRAL"
Older divers will remember the nostalgic days of the original twin house regulator and anybody who used to watch the Jacques Cousteau Saga’s on television will be familiar with it.
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RED SEA TECHNICAL DIVING
I first dived the Red Sea just after Moses and the Israelites had crossed it. No, that’s an exaggeration but now it does seem like a very long time ago.
Scuba-diving was in its infancy and mos...
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Chamber Recompression Therapy
By: Dr. Hossam Nasef "No-one who has seen the victim of compressed air illness, gravely ill or unconscious, put back into a chamber and brought back to life by the application of air pressure, will f...
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A coral banquet: Nocturnal feeding
Who can say that they have ever observed stony corals getting in a sort of "hunting fever?" The role of corals as an important predator in the reef is mostly unknown. Food acquisition at night remains...
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A brief history of HEPCA in the Red Sea
By: Chris Wood The Red Sea is home to some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world with many endemic species living on them, (meaning they are only found in the Red Sea). There are many pres...
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