Epic Shark Diving Blog

We recently came across this article written by Tristan Guttridge at the Bimini Biological Field Station explaining how some of […]

The decline of sharks will cut short our supply of seafood and affect human survival. This is a matter of […]

From The Bahamas National Trust: The Bahamas National Trust (BNT) has been made aware of the killing of a mature […]

Here’s a great list of recommendations for dealing with a lionfish sting. As the invasive species continues to flourish in […]

Many shark populations have faced steep declines due to years of exploitation. Their slow reproductive rates make them extremely vulnerable […]

While helping the Navy figure out a way to keep its ship sides smooth, he noticed that sharks somehow manage to stay barnacle and algae-free. “By […]

The Coastal Shark Research Survey began in 1989 and covers the waters along the east coast from Delaware to Florida. […]

Find out what happened to the elusive longfin mako shark tagged in ‘Tiburones: Sharks of Cuba’. During Discovery Channel’s 2015 […]

The Bahamas has significantly expanded its network of marine protected areas. On August 31, 2015, the Hon. Kenred Dorsett, Minister […]

Here’s an 11-part strategy for avoiding sea sickness published by SCUBA Diving Magazine: Need to feed. A meal before you […]