Divers are individuals who engage in the activity of diving, typically underwater, for various purposes such as recreation, exploration, or research. They use specialized equipment, including masks, fins, and tanks, to breathe and navigate underwater environments. Diving can take place in oceans, lakes, or rivers, and it allows divers to observe marine life, underwater landscapes, and historical shipwrecks. There are different types of diving, including scuba diving, free diving, and commercial diving. Each type requires specific training and skills. Safety is a crucial aspect of diving, and divers must be aware of potential hazards such as changes in pressure and underwater currents.