Dear Subscriber David Denson Whiteside (with username 'dwhitesi', exp: 2024-08-20, at dwhite95815@hotmail.com )

Here is your brand new issue of Undercurrent, attached to this email. As usual, it's filled with honest evaluations, great stories, and an inside look at the diving world. You can read it on your computer or print it out.  Just click once (or twice) on the attachment and it will appear before your eyes. It does not require a username and password*.

Features in our September issue include:

• Dreaming of Dolphins in the Bahamas
• A Postscript to last month’s Diving Computer story
• Has the Lionfish finally met its match?
• Two very different experiences of the Sardine Run
• Is the Sardine Run and endangered species?
• The Man who made Your Diving Safer
• Why there are so many sharks in one channel in French Polynesia
• Something to consider before you find yourself in deep water
• Sherwood, you’ve got a problem
• A Gruesome Start to a dive trip
• The Flower Garden banks off-limit to divers?
• Abzu? What is it?
• The Cosmetic Risk to Sharks
• Strobe or Video Light for photography? No longer a simple choice.
• Lost camera found after floating 530 miles
• Diving Death compounded by Poor Payout
• And much more …

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We appreciate your loyal support. We can't do this without you.

Ben Davison
Publisher since 1975

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