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Deepest card trick on one breath of air (Freediving)

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Deepest card trick on one breath of air (Freediving) Youtube Video in ArticleIn April 2007, Dave Womach set the world record for the deepest underwater card stab without an air source. A card was selected at the surface and then, a team of divers made their descent to 19 m (62 ft). The cards were dropped to the ocean floor from a depth of 15 m (50 ft). Just before they hit the bottom, Womach fired a spear gun and hit the selected...
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CHATTERTON, John, USA (1951- )

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CHATTERTON, John, USA (1951- ) Youtube Video in ArticleTechnical, deep wreck diver (Britannic, Lusitania, Andrea Doria, Titanic); discovered the German submarine U-869 with Richie Kohler off New Jersey in 1991; co-host of Deep Sea Detectives; subject of bestselling books Shadow Divers and Titanic’s Last Secrets. Co-owner of Pirates Cove Dive Center in the Dominican Republic (Samaná). ...
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Bonnielynn Brankey (Painter)

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Bonnielynn Brankey (Painter) Bonnielynn Brankey has been drawing and painting since an early age. But 1991, after getting scuba certified, is when her art took a turn and started to focus primarily on depicting the world as seen by an avid scuba diver. She found the world wears a different face below the surface of the sea. Brightly colored watercolor and oil paintings are a result of her need to express the wonders she...
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