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SCUBA QUIZ: Shark Facts!

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Legendoerre - 1 day ago
Rating Added: 3 Good visibility but pretty much no fish and a little boring...
Legendoerre - 1 day ago
Rating Added: 4 I liked this site. Pretty cool to climb through the underwater rock. Not much fish though....
DiverSeanMc2 - 2 days ago
Rating Added: 5 Were just newbies and have only been to Breakwater before. This was a HUGE improvement. There is an abundance of sea life, many kinds of fish and plan life. We got to experience swimming with a harbor seal for the first time — very fr...
DiverSeanMc2 - 2 days ago
We’re fairly new divers and went to MacAbee for the first time this last Saturday. Great dive!! Lots of sea life and the harbor seals are friendly and playful. The morning dive (around 11AM) was great ... low tide ... easy entry from the beach ... vi...
Tony_B - 2 days ago
Lucky divers get a visit on the T-Bolt. foxnews.com/science/2018/05/21/15-foot-great-whit...eck-get-on-boat.html...
aj1172 - 2 days ago
I went scuba diving here on 5/20/2018. Average viz: 5-10ft/2-3m. Water temp: 50-55°F/10-13°C. PADI OW and Drysuit Certification...