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@@DimitrivonArx You’ll have to watch and find out!! 😁

Yeeeees let’s go!!!

@@DaanVerhoeven Yeah!!! I was very surprised and thankful that they were so in the mood to play!!! I miss them already 🥰🥺🤗

Thanks!!! Finally I made a storytelling one after your nudges 😄

@@julienmartel770 moi aussi 🥰🥰🥰

@@michellebacchus9845 Feels like they live the happiest life there!

@@NotSuperwomanSusie How wonderful is that. Btw, I meant they're haha. Thank you for sharing images of these beautiful beings ❤

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@@alienartpop 😱 But they are so gentle with their bites…

@@alienartpop Did you get bitten by one?

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@@DIYmitStein They are!!!

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@@NotSuperwomanSusie Did you reach the bottom?

@@paolorossi8470 the bottom is like 100+m so no 😆

@@NotSuperwomanSusie If you think that's deep, try lake Thun. 😉

@@paolorossi8470 I actually did dive there! And touched the bottom! (But at the very shallow side 😁)

Glad you like it!

Hey there, thanks for the comment. What you describe applies mainly to scuba divers who breathe compressed air underwater. When we freedive, we hold our breaths, so the mechanism is quite different and the risk to DCS is much lower because we don't breathe compressed air. So we don't do the same kind of "safety stops" scuba divers do (I am a scuba diver and a rescue diver too). That said, DCS is still possible, but much rarer and usually only happens to very experienced freedivers who did a lot of repetitive dives to certain depths which beginners don't reach.

Thanks for confirming. Anyway, reaching such depths just by free diving is insane!

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You feel the pressure a lot more with cavity filled with air in your body because those get compressed. So you do feel your middle ears and lungs compressed when you descend (and that's why it's important to equalise your ears), but coming up the air expands and you actually don't feel it that much apart from feeling that you are getting more buoyant as you ascend.

It’s never too late as long as you are well and healthy! There are many 50+ 60+ explorers out there! One guest on the whale boat was 60+ and had cancer and was not in his best health condition - and he had the best time! Take one step at a time 😊

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I’m not sure!!

But this dive was about 2:30

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I don’t remember but I think it’s written in the video description?

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Ahahahahaha nope 😂 It’s not a jellyfish and it certainly does not sting 😁

Hahahaha what??? I don’t understand what you said but I feel you’re onto something… 😆