A first for the internet sensation called the "Harlem Shake" as a dozen divers perform their version of the dance while diving in Cancun, Mexico. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)
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Divers 250 miles south of Baja, Mexico showed that Good Samaritans can even be found underwater when they cut free a distressed whale shark who had become entangled in a rope. (TODAY)
New video of the sunken ship shows a dining room tilted on its side, some tables still bolted to the floor. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)
Two divers clung to a lobster pot buoy for hours after the tour boat they were expecting to take them back to shore left the dive area without them. One of the men describes their close call, and how they felt when a Good Samaritan picked them up. (TODAY)
Divers record a close encounter with a hammerhead shark, which recently took place off Florida's coast. NBC's Dan Cassuto reports. (NBC News)
Msnbc's Tamron Hall takes a look at extraordinary video of competitors flipping off of a 90-foot ledge in Mexico with hopes of becoming a World Champion cliff diver. (TODAY)
Marine researcher Arun Madisetti talks with TODAY's Jenna Wolfe about how he and his son captured amazing photos of them diving in the Caribbean just feet away from massive whales. (TODAY)
Four years after divers Peter Trayhurn and Geoff Tosio documented being stranded at sea, they are reunited with the photos they took. They speak with TODAY's Ann Curry.
Swedish divers are pulling up bottles of champagne from the Baltic Sea that are believed to be from the 18th century. TODAYshow.com's Dara Brown reports.
Divers in the Baltic recovered what may be the world's oldest drinkable champagne, 30 bottles found in a shipwreck that could date back to the 18th century. NBC's Lester Holt reports. (Nightly News)