Vacations on Instagram: "@themepark_explorers showing us this underwater walking tour in the world's biggest marine aquarium 🤿🦈 . You slowly descend beneath the surface and come eye to eye with sharks, rays and many fish. No divers experience required: if you can walk and breathe, you can do SeaVenture. Located at SeaWorld Abu Dhabi 🐠 . Video by: @themepark_explorers"

North Sea Videos on Instagram: "On April 28, 2000, 22-year-old Russian diving instructor Yuri Lipski prepared for a dive into one of the world’s most famous and dangerous underwater locations: the Blue Hole in Dahab, Egypt. An experienced diver, he equipped a camera to document his journey into the deep blue abyss. Tragically, that camera would not capture a triumphant exploration, but instead would become the sole witness to his final, harrowing moments. Lipski’s plan was likely to dive to the

Rowan Cheung on Instagram: "Researchers at Hokkaido University developed ultra-strong underwater adhesives by combining insights from nature with artificial intelligence. The team analyzed over 24,000 adhesive proteins from marine organisms like mussels and barnacles, identifying common molecular patterns that enable wet adhesion. They synthesized 180 hydrogels based on these patterns, then used machine learning to optimize the formulations. After three AI-guided rounds of predictions and testin

Hydroman on Instagram: "Remember this one? My most viral underwater dance that hit 116 million views! I’m bringing it back with some exclusive warmup shots from the day we filmed it. Especially to clear some people’s doubts who think this is fake!! Let me know if you want to see more behind-the-scenes content! #hydroman #underwaterdance #shakira #hipsdontlie"

@decode.video on Instagram: "The post features a video of a professional swimmer at Tenerife Top Training performing a seamless underwater dolphin kick glide after a dive, covering significant distance with minimal surface disturbance in a high-tech flume pool. This technique demands exceptional core strength, ankle flexibility, and anaerobic endurance, as peer-reviewed studies in swimming biomechanics show it generates up to 20% more propulsion efficiency than surface kicking but risks hypoxia