Stephen Frink shares his experiences capturing images of the ocean's most famous predators in this Nov. 7 - 14, 2003, week in review.

Micronesia. The name alone is magic to divers' ears. But to the rest of the world, it's practically unknown. Here's why divers want to keep it that way.

Ready for a little southern rock?

Ever dive a missile silo? How about a volcanic crater or a lead mine? Where do we find this stuff? Off the highways and byways of the U.S.A.

With vast walls, glittering bays and a quartet of idyllic mini-islands, Puerto Rico offers la vida loca under the waves.

Diving the World's Largest Artificial Reef - HMCS Cape Breton

Down and Out in America's Newest Wreck Mecca

The Northeast's Shipping Graveyard

When you dive with sea lion pups off California's Santa Barbara Island, you've got to share your toys.