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Alert Diver is the dive industry’s leading publication. Featuring DAN’s core content of dive safety, research, education and medical information, each issue is a must-read reference, archived and shared by passionate scuba enthusiasts. In addition, Alert Diver showcases fascinating dive destinations and marine environmental topics through images from the world’s greatest underwater photographers and stories from the most experienced and eloquent dive journalists in the business.

Q2 2026 Features

Page 18 - Raggie Run On Aliwal Shoal
Text by Nicolene Olckers

Page 27 - Kelp - An Underwater City
Text by Dive Action, Cape Town

Page 66 - Photos That Protect Sharks
Text by Ekaterina Kalashnikova

Page 107 - The Beat Goes On In Southwest New Providence
Text by Stephen Frink
Page 124 - Morehead Wrecks
Text by Eliel Alfon

Page 118 - Discover Costasiella
Text by Adam Sokólski

Page 134 - A Forgotten Atoll
Text by Gabriela Guberman

On the Cover - Photo donated to DAN by Adam Sokólski

Equipment Used: OM System OM1 Mark I with 90 mm macro lens in Nauticam housing with 2 x INON Z-240 strobes.
 
Location: 
Tulamben - Bali - Indonesia

The cover image features a striking blue-and-yellow variation of Costasiella kuroshimae, photographed during a dive in Tulamben, Bali. These tiny sacoglossan sea slugs are among my favourite underwater creatures, and it is easy to see why. Their vibrant colours, distinctive shape, and almost cartoon-like appearance give them a remarkable charm. With their expressive cerata and sheep-like faces, they seem more like characters from an animated film than real marine animals. Every encounter with one brings a smile to my face. Despite the incredible diversity of life beneath the surface, there is something uniquely endearing about these tiny creatures that makes them unforgettable and ensures they always stand out among the ocean’s many wonders.

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