Crossword puzzle
Across 3. The Federation of Australian Underwater Instructors. 5. This is caused when an object moves while the camera shutter is open, or by moving the camera. 6. Keep on course. 9. Hose from your first stage to pressure gauge. 10. The Cave Diving Association of Australia. 11. 27% of our planet is made up of this. 13. A scooter. 16. Reducing the load of nitrogen (and/or other inert gasses) on the surface or on the safety stop. 17. Extra light underwater is provided by this. 19. Diver propulsion vehicle. 20. Who dives with you?
Down 1. Flag – diver down. 2. Mandatory stop for technical divers. 4. Atmosphere absolute. 7. Used to grease the o-ring of your camera housing. 8. Control your buoyancy. 12. The material from which wetsuits are made. 14. South Africa’s biggest Marine Protected Area. 15. Sea life. 18. Three, two, one...!
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1st letter of 16 across 3rd letter of 5 across Last letter of 20 across 5th letter of 12 down
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