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Why should scuba divers be allowed to dive near reefs?
Because they should
Why is scuba diving a threat to coral reefs?
SCUBA diving is a threat to coral reefs because divers are not careful when they swim. Even if they don't actually damage the reef by breaking off bits of coral, they produce currents with their flippers that scatter the sand and stuff all over and disturb the animals in the reef.
Do scuba divers kill coral reefs?
They sometimes do cause damage to the reefs, but are not usually to blame for killing entire reefs; that is something that only larger forces can cause, such as climate change or a huge hurricane.
How do you prevent the Destruction of coral reefs?
by snorkeling and scuba diving
Why should scuba divers be able to dive near reefs?
=it helps you breath easily underwater, so you dont haave to keep going up for air=
How can you explore coral reefs while still protecting them?
Use a sub.,scuba gear, or a camera.
Where does scuba diving exist?
in areas with great Marine life or coral reefs (Bahamas, Miami, Australia, etc...)
How do coral reefs offer opportunities for human activity?
For recreational purposes you can scuba dive, but the coral reef also provides educational opportunities in marine biology.
What is the collective noun of scuba divers?
The collective noun is a bubble of scuba divers.
Who uses a scuba-suit?
Many people use a SCUBA suit for diving. Sport divers, police divers and some Navy recovery divers.
Who can get bends?
scuba divers
Before a diver dives will he will take a deep breath or hyperventilate?
Free divers do but scuba divers do not need to. Scuba divers take their air with them and would have no need to hyperventilate.
