OhMayGod The concept of an underwater river is freaky enough, even without the deadly gases

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The concept of an underwater river is freaky enough, even without the deadly gases -

Given the immensity (and general creepiness) of the ocean, one would think that exploring the depths of rivers and lakes are at least somewhat safer than diving into the sea of deep blue.

and as you guessed, this is completely wrong. If you look in the right places, you will soon discover that these bodies of water can be just as horrible as the ocean.

Take, for example, the Cenote Angelita, which is a popular diving destination in Mexico. From the surface it looks like any other body of water. When divers make their way down, however, they discover the truth. In the middle of the swimming hole flows a stream of toxic hydrogen sulfide.

Needless to say, the diving experience is necessary.

(source: TecdiveTV)

And that is why I hate all water indiscriminately plans. You can never be too careful.

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OhMayGod The concept of an underwater river is freaky enough, even without the deadly gases

Given the immensity (and general creepiness) of the ocean, one would think that exploring the depths of rivers and lakes are at least somewhat safer than diving into the sea of deep blue.

Needless to say, the diving experience is necessary.

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OhMayGod The concept of an underwater river is freaky enough, even without the deadly gases

Given the immensity (and general creepiness) of the ocean, one would think that exploring the depths of rivers and lakes are at least somewhat safer than diving into the sea of ​​deep blue.

Needless to say, the diving experience is necessary.

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Given the immensity (and general creepiness) of the ocean, one would think that exploring the depths of rivers and lakes are at least somewhat safer than diving into the sea of deep blue.