Everything about Night Diving totally explained
Night diving is a type of
recreational diving which takes place in darkness. The diver may see more and has a different
underwater experience at night because many
marine animals are
nocturnal and the diver is forced to concentrate on smaller, nearby objects.
There are additional hazards when diving in darkness, such as torch or flashlight failure resulting in losing vertical visual references and being unable to control depth or buoyancy, being unable to read instruments such as
dive computers and
diving cylinder contents gauges and separation from the rest of the diving group, boat or shore cover.
Normal precautions for night diving are to have a torch/flashlight, to use a
strobe light, to avoid shining your light in other divers' eyes, to know and use surface light
signals and to use a
surface marker buoy with an attached strobe or
cyalume stick.
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