What potential behavior should divers avoid to ensure safety at night?

Rushing to see marine life can lead to unsafe diving practices, especially at night. Divers often rely on visibility and careful navigation, which are compromised in low-light conditions. When divers rush, they become more prone to accidents such as colliding with underwater structures, losing track of their dive buddy, or straying too far from their intended dive path.

In night diving, it is crucial to proceed slowly and deliberately, allowing time to observe surroundings and communicate effectively with dive buddies. Maintaining awareness of position helps divers avoid getting lost, while moving slowly conserves energy and increases safety. Each of these behaviors contributes to a safer dive experience, while rushing detracts significantly from that safety.