Diving is a method of flying usually performed over water, typically with the purpose of swiftly catching a fish or other aquatic food. Belted Kingfishers are often seen diving for fish over wide rivers and lakes. If you're lucky you may even get to see one of these birds emerge from its endeavor victorious, with a shiny wet fish in bill. Another famous bird which is known for its diving capability is the Peregrine Falcon. This falcon is capable of diving downwards at speeds approaching 200 mph! Needless to say it is the fastest bird in Aves and one of the most remarkable to watch.
a dream job, and the opportunities are endless
a fun and exciting adventure that will take you to places that you may have never dreamed possible
a great way to explore oceans and lakes, giving humans the ability to not only breathe underwater, but to swim free like fish
an adventurous experience that will capture your interest and amagination
an exciting and first-hand way for scientists to study the underwater environment, and the most effective way to perform underwater experiments that require fine-scale measurements and a light touch
an up-close, wonderful way to experience Hawaii's sea life
a popular form of marine recreation that allows participants to experience nature whilst underwater
a valuable skill that is used to study, survey and/or manage underwater habitats such as coral reefs, algae forests, eelgrass communities, shipwrecks, etc
performed by fishing spiders that climb down logs or rocks and hide under water to avoid predation; fishing spiders can stay under water for up to 35 - 40 minutes.