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Explore the fascinating world of breath-holding, from physiological effects to techniques and health implications. Discover surprising facts about human limits.
This incredible adaptation allows them to survive floods or evade predators by submerging themselves for extended periods. Their unique book lungs, while designed for air, are exceptionally efficient at conserving oxygen, enabling prolonged underwater survival far beyond most terrestrial creatures.
Budimir Šobat set a world record by holding his breath for an astonishing 24 minutes and 37 seconds underwater. This incredible feat was achieved by hyperventilating with pure oxygen beforehand, pushing the limits of human physiology and dedication to extreme training.
