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This is interesting. I am from the Caribbean and my parents a small rock(basically) off the coast of the mainland where your lively hood depended on the sea in
by Grazester 11y ago
This is interesting. I am from the Caribbean and my parents a small rock(basically) off the coast of the mainland where your lively hood depended on the sea in one way or the other(fishing, diving, boat building). As a kid I would spend a lot of time in the water there swimming and diving. I felt like my underwater vision was so much better. This might not have been just a feeling then.
- YeGoblynQueenne 11y agoI've spent a lot of time in the see also but I always had blurry vision underwater. I've always preferred to use a mask when I could. Maybe it's just something you need to be aware of culturally, to even attempt it?
- speeder 11y agoI am a urban person that could see underwater, and until now I wasn't aware that it was something that could be learned, I just love diving in pools, and could not afford any equipment, so I got used to diving with eyes open, even in stupid high chlorine pools, and I don't need to mechanically close my nostrils either.