This week’s highlighted t-shirt for scuba divers is a simple text design that reads got scuba? A spoof of the popular got milk? campaign, this is great for scuba divers of any level.

Here’s a short wrap-up of notable scuba stories from June 2010.

LDWF Biologist Rescues Oiled Sea Turtle by lagohsep, on Flickr

Last month, a Key West resident found a camera in scuba housing washed up at a local marina. By investigating clues found in the photos, he was able to find the owners of the camera, who live in Aruba. The camera was lost in November 2009 during a dive. Remarkably, somewhere between Aruba and Key West, the camera was turned on by a sea turtle. The encounter resulted in an interesting video.

The United States’ largest scuba center, Diventures, opened in Omaha, Nebraska, in June. The shop hopes to certify 400-500 divers a year.

Scuba divers brought cameras along for a dive off the coast of Venice, Louisiana in early June. Their video documents fish swimming through murky, oil-infested waters.

Oil has appeared along the coast of Hurghada, Egypt, a popular tourist town and scuba diving destination. An offshore oil platform is leaking, and the oil threatens marine life as well as the tourist and scuba industry of the Egyptian Red Sea.

The crow’s nest bell from the famed ship Andrea Doria was recovered late last month.

A law firm representing a scuba diving business based in Montgomery Alabama has filed a lawsuit against BP and other companies with ties to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

This week’s highlighted t-shirt for scuba divers is based on the James Bond classic “Live and Let Die.” Here the slogan for divers is Live and Let Dive, done in the style of the movie’s poster.

This week’s highlighted t-shirt for scuba divers is called Forecast For Diving. The design features three different weather icons, from hot and sunny to partly cloudy to overcast and cold. No matter, it’s always just fine for some underwater adventure!

This week’s highlighted t-shirt for scuba divers is a fun text design that reads Shut Up And Dive. The word DIVE is shaded in red and white, as a scuba diver down flag. So quit yer yappin’ and get in the water!

This week’s highlighted t-shirt for scuba divers has a traffic warning sign spoof design. Warning: Mermaids has a simple mermaid icon in a yellow diamond sign, with text below to make the funny message clear. Have you ever seen a mermaid while scuba diving?

It’s nearly time for the cuttlefish breeding season in the Dutch waters of Zeeland. Each spring, the animals travel from the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea to the Oosterschelde to mate. The cuttlefish, called inkvis or sepia’s in Dutch, are related to octopi and squid. The cuttlefish season marks a high point in the excellent diving opportunities found along the south portion of the Netherlands in the Zeeland province.

In honor of the upcoming duikgekte, or diving craze, over the sepia’s, this week’s highlighted t-shirt for scuba divers features a logo-style design including an iconic image of a cuttlefish. Most available t-shirt styles feature the logo in the pocket area of the front and a full-size print on the back of the tee. Zeeland Divers Holland is made for anyone who has enjoyed the great scuba diving and marine life to see in Zeeland!

This week’s highlighted t-shirt designs are based on a phrase scuba divers know well: Take Only Memories, Leave Only Bubbles, Kill Only Time. We have used the phrase in two of our original designs. The circular image is surrounded by the quote, and inside is an illustration of marine life. The two versions are Take Only Memories (turtle) and Take Only Memories (fish).

This week’s highlighted t-shirt designs use the red and white diver down flag design to scubafy the symbols for male and female. Scuba Flag Man and Scuba Flag Woman are both available on a variety of t-shirt and apparel styles.

This week’s highlighted t-shirt designs are all inspired by collegiate athletics. Property of Diving Dept hoodies, t-shirts and other apparel are available in seven different varieties. Three are shown here: Property of Diving Department; Property of Snorkeling Dept; and Property of Rescue Diving Department.