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Welcome to the December 2024 edition of TheScubaDirectory newsletter, where we explore the incredible world beneath the surface of the ocean.

In this month's edition:

  • Underwater Color Correction for Videos & Photos
  • Sand Dollar Sports: Dive into Cozumel’s Best Underwater Adventures
  • DEMA 2024 - New Products!
  • World’s Largest Coral Discovered

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Sand Dollar Sports: Dive into Cozumel’s Best Underwater Adventures

With over 40 years of experience, Sand Dollar Sports has earned its reputation as Cozumel’s top sustainable dive center for world-class scuba diving and water sports. Located in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant marine ecosystems, we offer a range of activities for divers of all levels, from beginners to seasoned pros.

Our services include guided scuba dives, snorkeling tours, PADI certification courses, and the popular Discover Scuba Diving experience, perfect for those trying scuba for the first time. For non-divers, we also provide unique options like SNUBA and a snorkel reef restoration tours. Our house reef features innovative artificial structures like Reef Balls and the Zoe Living Sea Sculpture, where marine life thrives—an inspiring testament to our commitment to ocean conservation. Our dive center houses a coral lab for Cozumel Coral Reef Restoration Program and their interns replant coral and care for the many coral platforms we have on our house reef.

As a Travelife-certified and Green Fins member company, Sand Dollar Sports is dedicated to sustainability. A portion of our profits supports the Cozumel Coral Reef Restoration Program, and we involve the community through initiatives like Reef Rangers for local children.

Whether you're here to explore Cozumel’s legendary reefs or take your first steps as a diver, Sand Dollar Sports promises unforgettable memories, exceptional service, and a profound connection to the sea. Dive with us and experience the magic of Cozumel’s underwater world.

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Industry News

DEMA 2024

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The Diving Equipment and Marketing Association (DEMA) show took place in Las Vegas this year from November 19 – 22. The event brings together professionals from across the dive industry, offering opportunities to discover the latest equipment, cutting-edge technology, and trends shaping the underwater world. Check out some of the notable new products:

Garmin Descent X50i

Garmin announced their new dive computer that features a 3-inch touchscreen to display your dive details.

Key Features:

  • 3-inch color touchscreen display
  • 20 ATM dive-rated with leakproof buttons
  • Sonar-based diver messaging
  • Air Integration
  • Pre-loaded dive maps

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Sea2Stream Coral Care Sunscreen

Stream2Sea unveiled their new Coral Care sunscreen that has actually shown it can benefit coral reef health. It combines titanium dioxide for UV protection with a proprietary nutrient blend designed to support coral health. Unlike typical sunscreens which may harm reefs, Coral Care aids in coral recovery by promoting cellular repair and resilience.

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FOG-X Anti-Fog Mask Inserts

FOG-X Solutions introduced its new anti-fog inserts designed for scuba and snorkeling masks. These inserts prevent fogging by spreading moisture evenly, eliminating the need for sprays or gels. The adhesive-backed film is customizable to mask size and promises to provide long-lasting clarity.

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Shark Stop Bite-Resistant Wetsuit

Shark Stop introduced a shark bite-resistant wetsuit. Crafted from Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE), it provides cut and puncture resistance while remaining lightweight and flexible. This innovation replaces bulky chainmail suits and is ideal for divers.

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World’s Largest Coral Discovered in Solomon Islands

Image Credit: Manu San Félix, National Geographic Pristine Seas

A remarkable discovery was made near the Solomon Islands, where scientists identified the world’s largest known coral colony, a structure so big it is visible from space.

The coral is part of a thriving marine ecosystem in the Solomon Islands, known for its pristine and biologically diverse waters. Measuring 34 meters (112 ft) wide and 32 meters (105 ft) long, this massive colony serves as a critical habitat for countless marine species, reinforcing the importance of conserving such ecosystems.

This discovery highlights the Solomon Islands' ecological significance and the potential for future scientific breakthroughs in understanding coral reef resilience amid climate change. With coral reefs worldwide under threat from warming oceans and pollution, findings like this inspire global efforts to protect marine environments.

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Happy Diving,

Logan Brown

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