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Explore the silent world of freediving, venturing deep underwater on a single breath. Uncover fascinating facts, techniques, and the incredible challenge of this ancient sport.
Dean's Blue Hole on Long Island plunges over 200 meters (663 feet) deep, making it the deepest known ocean blue hole globally. These underwater sinkholes are popular for free diving and exploring unique marine ecosystems.
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.
