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fromMail Online
4 months agoPhoto reveals man was minutes away from death... but can you spot why?
A snorkeler unwittingly discovered a venomous cone snail, highlighting the dangers of seemingly harmless sea creatures.
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fromTravel + Leisure
1 month agoFlorida Has a Snorkel-friendly 'Reef Trail' With an Underwater Museum That Helps Restore Coral
"This isn't just a reef, it's a movement," Shelby Thomas, CEO and founder of ORAI, said in a release obtained by Travel + Leisure. "We're building cities in the sea for marine life while creating a unique underwater museum that heals marine ecosystems—and inviting the public to become ocean stewards."
Miami Marlins
fromBusiness Insider
2 months agoI've traveled solo to every US national park. These 7 are my favorite hidden gems.
Dry Tortugas National Park offers a unique experience with its stunning snorkeling, historic Fort Jefferson, and a serene, uncrowded environment accessible only by boat or seaplane.
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