Definition of scuba diver
: one who swims underwater with the aid of scuba gear
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Similar programs are being offered by other hotels and tour operators, including opportunities to clear debris from a river and, for scuba divers, to clean garbage deposited on the ocean floor by the storm.
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Despite the devastating effects of global coral bleaching events, Southeast Asia remains a mecca for snorkelers and scuba divers alike.
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That part of the search required scuba divers to feel their way around the bottom of the muddy Mobile River in zero visibility conditions.
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Barbie has had many careers: Aerobics instructor, paleontologist, and scuba diver, to name a few.
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Veras, a member of the Lauderdale Yacht Club, was an avid sportsman, yachtsman and businessman having acquired an FAA pilot license, a U. S. Coast Guard commercial sea captain’s license and certification as an advanced scuba diver.
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It was found by professional scuba diver Mark Stitzer who apparently suspected immediately the three-ounce brown and black stone was unique, media outlets report.
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When a team of recreational scuba divers spotted four whale sharks stuck in a fishing net, the animals were veiled by a thin mesh netting.
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The Vanuatu underwater post office is open to snorkelers, scuba divers and anyone who can hold their breath long enough to make a transaction.
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First Known Use of scuba diver
1958
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