Deep diving is a specialized form of scuba diving that involves descending to significant depths, typically beyond 60 feet (18 meters). Divers use advanced techniques and equipment, such as mixed gases, to manage the increased pressure and avoid risks like decompression sickness. Training and experience are essential for safe deep diving. Divers often explore underwater environments like shipwrecks, coral reefs, or unique marine life at these depths. The use of specialized gear, including rebreathers and dive computers, helps monitor depth and time, ensuring divers can safely enjoy their underwater adventures while minimizing potential hazards.