

Captain's BLog
February 28, 2023
Hello Everybody,
Captain Denis here with Squalus Marine with the latest update. I will be speaking this Saturday at The SECONN Shipwreck Symposium at Avery Point in Groton CT. That should be a fun event and I look forward to connecting with some old dive buddies as well.
In April I will be speaking at Mercy College, as a guest of The New York State Marine Education Association to discuss the importance of The Long Island Sound in classrooms.
In other news we got a drone! So now we can get some incredible aerial footage of local and non local marine locations! ( If we don't crash it!)
We also started working on getting Squalus II ready for the spring! Stay Tuned more to come!
See the test flight here! -------->
Captain Denis
Founder


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Interval interviews
EPISODE : JOHN CHATTERTON!
After a crazy day on the water we had a few minutes to talk with Diver extraordinaire John Chatterton. A few quick scuba questions after an incredible dive on The Rodeo 25! ( That video will be out soon!)
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SCUBA DIVING

THE LATEST VIDEO!
squalus virtual dives
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Hello my friends! Here you will find our latest video! Sometimes you will find a cool shipwreck or perhaps a reef with amazing marine life! No one knows! You might even find an interesting interview with an intriguing underwater personality!
DIVING THE WRECK OF
THE SS LLEWELLYN HOWLAND
Dive #167: THE WRECK OF THE SS LLEWELLYN HOWLAND - Shake out dive on an old wreck/reef. Large oil tanker struck reef and we shake out dived it. Lots of little fishes all over.

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We like to see where all of our friends are from. So we can now share that with everyone using our visitor map! It will be fun to see whos checking us out! Do you see your little red dot?