Cubing - Scuba Diving

Describe:
Scuba diving is a sensational and eye-opening experience. It allows one to see living ecological life in its own habitat without the disruption of human activities. Creatures of all sorts of variety: large and small, flamboyant and dull, swimming carefree in the open water.

Compare:
Scuba diving is like camping in the great outdoors. Once you've experienced nature in its own domain, it opens your eyes to the beauty of natural order. Animals and plants living in harmony, forming a delicate balance. In both scuba diving and camping, you can see nature untainted with human's footsteps.

Apply:
Scuba diving can be used for discovering new artifacts, studying marine-life problems or diving for your own amusement. New studies and discoveries are occuring every day, requiring people to dive to record results or observe marine life. Diving also gives you first-hand experience of the current condition of ecological life in the sea, whether it is destructive or untainted.

Argue:
Just like anything, scuba diving has its pros and cons. Not only are you given the opportunity to observe the wildlife underwater, you are also given the opportunity to exercise both physically and mentally. Swimming itself is a great way to exercise your body. Diving is like swimming except it gives you more exercise because of all the gear you are required to wear. You can also exercise your mind and emotions while diving. By diving, you will learn how to effeciently relax and release your stress while swimming underwater. Scuba diving, however also has disadvantages. While scuba diving can be a leisurely sport, it also proved to be a dangerous endeavor to inexperienced divers.