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Scuba Dive Watch And Scuba Diving Watches


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How many people actually get attacked or killed by sharks when they INTENTIONALLY dive with them?

December 17, 2009 | By Admin In Zoology | Comments(0)
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Omegazen asked:


So I just got done watching Shark Week and I was wondering about those idiots who feel like they must free-dive with great white sharks. I’m not sure what exactly they are trying to prove, I mean a shark does not want to bond or make friends, it just swims and eats right? So it got me thinkin, how many people actually get attacked or killed by sharks when they INTENTIONALLY dive with them, either in cages or free dive?

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Dive-Bombing Birds: When and How to Avoid Them?

November 17, 2009 | By Admin In Zoology | Comments(0)
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Kevin M asked:


It’s springtime here in the Northern Hemisphere, which is a mixed blessing for those of us living on a tree-lined street. It means that we’re getting into dive-bombing season as crows, grackles, magpies and other birds defend their nests.

Does anyone have any tips or tricks for avoiding being dive-bombed? Or any warning signs to watch for?

Also, when is the latest in the year that anyone has been dive-bombed? I used to think that dive-bombings were a May-July sort of thing. However, I was once surprised to be dive-bombed in mid-September, just a few days prior to the official start of Autumn.




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Is it common for Mallard ducks to dive and swim underwater?.I have been watching this for several weeks now

June 7, 2009 | By Admin In Zoology | Comments(0)
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Studmuffin asked:


Ive never seen this before..and I didnt know they were divers. I live in the Great Lakes area of USA
It id DEFINATELY mallard ducks. I was 15 ft away…..this is interesting

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