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Mansfield & District Scuba Diving Club

2 weeks ago

I think this is my all time favorite photo that I have taken. This is a hairy frogfish in the waters of Lembeh, Indonesia, taken with a snoot at night. I was lucky to find this beautiful animal and go back on a night dive to get this shot. He/she was sitting at a depth of 70 feet, with a slight current that helped lift the hairs the way they are shown.⁣
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⁣Shot on my @canonusa 1DX Mark ii with 100mm lens. ... See MoreSee Less

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Mansfield & District Scuba Diving Club

3 weeks ago

Congratulations go to Steven, Elliott and David on successfully completing their 02/EDFA training on Sunday. Great result. ... See MoreSee Less

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Mansfield & District Scuba Diving Club

4 weeks ago

Don’t forget, this Friday is the AGM. Please join us and help shape the future of the club. Don’t forget, it’s your club and you can really make a difference.
All details regarding the AGM have been published on the club’s messenger board.
We hope to see you there . ... See MoreSee Less

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Hi all. Been asked by Simon to comment on one of your posts so you know which Andy Phillips it is. Cheers

Mansfield & District Scuba Diving Club

2 months ago

They’re the largest of rays, measuring up to 7m long! Known for their impressive flattened blade studded with sharp pointy 'teeth'.

In celebration of this jawsome day, let’s give a shout out to the sawfish family as it’s Sawfish day!

With powerful sweeping motions, they use their rostrum like a club to stun nearby prey. These all-mighty creatures have been seen using their saw to pin down their prey before eating it.

Super sensitive to electrical currents, they can detect the tiniest of muscle contractions given off by prey. Allowing them to hunt in the darkest of waters of the ocean.

Sadly, over the past century populations of all 5 species have drastically declined. All are now listed as Endangered or Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

We’re currently carrying out a ‘See A Saw’ project, which is looking to discover more about these unique rays and where they live. Information collected will be available to researchers worldwide, helping to improve conservation efforts. Visit our website to find out more about this project. ... See MoreSee Less

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Mansfield & District Scuba Diving Club

2 months ago

Nice to be in the water at our new location for pool sessions. It’s a great venue and it was the perfect opportunity to check over equipment and hone some skills.
Our next pool session for club members is in two weeks. All details are on messenger. ... See MoreSee Less

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Mansfield & District Scuba Diving Club. SAA 942 Est. 1973

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