Dive Force Scuba
81 Dufferin Ave K8V 5E2 Trenton, ON, Canada

Love this little guy. Looks like a monster but is only about 5-6 inches in total. Check out how he startles and changes color once coming around the corner

Hey everyone! Happy New Year! At Dive Force scuba we want to thank everyone for shopping locally and supporting us in 2020! We are looking forward to a better 2021 and entering the new year with Optimism! Our New Years Day dive is cancelled we wish you all the best in the New Year !! Safe Diving and a great year!

If you are interested in enrolling in our exciting PADI Dive Master program contact the shop for details! We will be conducting Orientation on Jan 7th to kick off the New Year!

These guys do an amazing job, this will be great for the Honduran shorelines including the Bay Islands. #supportroatan

How many sharks are in this photo? It is not a trick question, nor is this photoshop'd. Hint- you can count them on one hand....

They say they have spotted a shark in the ocean... We say it's just a cool dude with our OCEAN REEF Space Extender! #oceanreef #underwaternaturally #idm #fullf...acemask #diving #underwaterphotography #underwater #divingear #divinggear #divinggearscuba #scubadiving #scubamaster #scubamask #extender #frame #black #accessories #scubaccessories #torch #camera #suppor See more

Mother tortoise got stuck really badly

Great White Shark versus the Kraken! A recent paper regarding the interaction of White Sharks and Squid at Guadalupe Island has made me look over my picture of ...this Scar battered individual from 2016. The mouth area scars are that of Seal bites when they are being attacked (ouch). However, if you look closely in front of the second dorsal fin and above the pelvic fin, you can see an oblong scar made up of circular holes. Could it be from the suckers of a squid? Maybe! But it is hard to tell. Regardless, it is truly remarkable what these beautiful animals go through in their lifetime. A big thanks to Jason Borkland for introducing me to Topaz Labs to enhance my photo! Link to Paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-74294-4.epdf Sherwood Scuba Marine Conservation Pelagios Kakunjá Fins Attached Marine Research And Conservation Mauricio Hoyos Padilla Edgar Becerril

Mushroom Scorpionfish. CocoView Divers

Mushroom Scorpionfish. CocoView Divers

A Shortnose Batfish (Ogcocephalus nasutus) walking across the sand.

Where have you seen a coconut octopus underwater? : Alex Kydd Photo in Indonesia

To everyone that was wondering This is the active/good Facebook page!

We have one at the shop ! Can’t wait for the water to get cold enough to give it a try!

Yesterday and today we introduced 3 great people to the amazing under water world of Canadian Waters !!! Water temp 18 degrees Celsius approximately 66 degrees Fahrenheit vis was well !!! Not the greatest but they muscled through! Today they are open water divers! Congratulations Riz, Sam and Leigla enjoy all it has to offer! Thanks Mary Smit for all the help