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If you're a diver in Tenerife, you might be lucky enough to cross paths with one of the ocean’s most mysterious and endangered inhabitants — the angel shark  ( Squatina squatina ). These flat, camouflaged predators lie on the sandy seabed, blending into their surroundings and waiting to ambush prey. But despite their stealth, angel sharks face serious threats — and on our shores, conservation efforts are working hard to secure their future. Thankfully, there’s a well‑organize

The story of scuba diving in the Canary Islands is as rich and layered as the volcanic landscapes that define the archipelago. While recreational diving as we know it is relatively modern, interest in exploring the underwater world here has deep roots — both in scientific exploration and naturalist documentation. The most comprehensive early reference to diving and underwater life in the Canaries is found in the works of , a Belgian underwater photographer and author who has