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Researchers look for mussels to gauge water health
Researchers from Central Michigan University are searching for freshwater mussels to get a better idea of the health of the waterways in the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge.

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PADI Open Water Scuba Diving Course, Kingston, Ontario, Canada (Winter 2008) Instructor: Tom Rutledge (www.northerntechdiver.com) Footage taken with Xacti E1

Gearing up for kayak scuba diving often takes place in the water. Learn how to gear up in the water for kayak scuba diving with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video. Expert: Jason Shoup Bio: Jason Shoup is a PADI certified Rescue diver. Filmmaker: Louis Nathan

I am going to go Scuba Diving for my first time, and I’m going to the Great Barrier Reef. How much does it cost to get PADI certified? How long does it take? Do I need to buy equipment for training? And while diving in the reef can I wear a wet suit that only goes down to my knees and elbows? Thanks

I seem to remember a story about a couple of daredevils who went scuba diving inside a very large vat of beer at a major brewery, for like 12 minutes or so. The carbonation must have been brutal on the scuba equipment, but I imagine scuba diving in apple juice would be a lot easier. Anyone have any insight about this topic?