DesignScape - 2'x4' Underwater View

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The duration of how long a human can hold their breath underwater depends on several factors such as physical fitness, lung capacity, and the level of training and experience. Environmental factors such as water temperature, depth, and pressure can also affect how long a person can hold their breath underwater. While some people may be able to hold their breath for a few seconds, others can hold their breath for several minutes. The world record for the longest underwater breath-holding is held by Budimir Sobat from Croatia, who held his breath for 24 minutes and 37.36 seconds on March 27, 2021. However, it is important to understand the physiological limitations and risks associated with prolonged breath-holding. Breathing is the process by which we inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. Oxygen is essential for the functioning of our body, especially the brain. This is your brain on DesignScapes®. any questions?