Wallin's Dive Center

As most of you know a California live-aboard dive boat we have charted many times suffered a fire and sank off the Channel Islands early this morning. It appears we may have lost several of our diving brothers and sisters. Our heart aches and our thoughts are with the families of the missing as we hope for the best.

These sea otters face man-made dangers from the deep. #AnimalBabies

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Happy Birthday to legendary ocean scientist and conservationist, Dr. Sylvia Earle! Formerly Chief Scientist of NOAA, and National Geographic Society Explorer in... residence, we are honored to recognize Dr. Sylvia Earle of Mission Blue at our 2019 Off the Reef Fall Benefit, Saturday Novemeber 2nd in San Francisco, CA. See more

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The underwater world never ceases to amaze.

You're definatly going to need a bigger boat!

Please dispose of plastic appropriately. Cut your 6-pack holders.

This #SharkWeek, don’t fear sharks. Fear a world without them. http://ow.ly/Rkgb50v9yZa

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A shark-eating fish? WTH? https://youtu.be/lpklCwFdS7o

Beautiful. https://mymodernmet.com/humpback-whale-jump/

Don't listen to the propaganda. Sharks are not killed by anglers because they are 'good eating' or 'great grilled' or 'we feed them to the homeless' - the overr...iding reason that sharks are killed is that they have a ferocious reputation and large, sharp teeth that make for a striking selfie for social media. WHEN enough people complain, make a fuss, expose this narcissistic, wasteful slaughter by a small minority of certain people then killing sharks for 'sport' WILL become socially unacceptable. If you want to help us to protect sharks then join us in challenging these images wherever you see them. Please also sign our petition to #EndSharkTournaments here https://www.change.org/p/noaa-fisheries-end-shark-tournamen