Handmade, sterling silver artisan jewelry from the Miss Scuba Jewelry Collection. This piece reflect's the artist's sense of mystery and individuality and beckons the free spirit in every self-made woman.
The mermaid pendant is about 1 inch, while the DIVE charm is about 1/2 inch.
The Seychelles has reopened its borders and dropped quarantine requirements to travelers vaccinated against Covid-19. Vaccinated visitors can now enter the island nation without having to quarantine for 10 days provided they present a negative PCR test result taken within 72 hours of travel. Travelers must also submit a certificate from their national health authority to verify both doses of the vaccine have been administered.
27 inch long. Wear it as a layered bracelet or as a stylish, chick, long necklace - It is up to how do you feel the morning you wake up. Sterling Silver Clasp
Strung Fresh Water Pearls alternating with midnight dark crystals. Added super soft leather with a double knot as closure. The Antique Silver Color Mermaid 9/16 inch ( 15 mm ) Pewter Metal Button completes this mermaid soul bracelet.
Five hundred and twenty-five kilometres from Recife on the northeastern coast of South America (or 350km from Natal as the crow flies), the minuscule specks of land of Fernando de Noronha are to Brazil what the Galapagos Islands are to Ecuador—but on the other side of the continent.
Before they were closed down, these fisheries would cause the deaths of many harbor porpoises, as they ended up as bycatch in the fisheries' gillnets. And based on the numbers, it is apparent that such coastal set gillnets had taken a greater toll on the harbor porpoises than we realized.
This is the finding of a paper published in the Marine Mammal Science journal.
There are different populations of blue whales worldwide, and each can be identified by its own whale songs.
A new population has been identified based on its unique whale song, recorded in three locations: the Arabian Sea coast of Oman, the Chagos Archipelago in the central Indian Ocean, and Madagascar in the southwest Indian Ocean.
This discovery was reported in the journal Endangered Species Research.
One of the most influential texts in diving is entirely rewritten, detailing a new vision for scuba diving with a clearer picture of the theory and practices behind performance diving strategies that support safe, efficient, and fun scuba diving. The new edition is available in English, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, and Chinese.
A well-preserved fossil dating back 480 million years is being used by researchers at the University of Cambridge to decipher the origins of the modern-day starfish.
Named Cantabrigiaster fezouataensis, the fossil was discovered in Morroco's Anti-Atlas mountain range. Frozen in time for 480 million years, the fossil yields features that are similar to both sea lilies and modern-day starfish.
