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Snorkeling is swimming while using a tube to breathe under water.
Snorkeling is a very popular activity, particularly in locations with clear, calm, warm oceans. The primary appeal is the opportunity to observe underwater life in a natural setting without the complicated equipment and training required for scuba diving and it appeals to all ages. Generally shallow reefs ranging from sea level to 1 to 4 meters (3 to 13 ft) are favored by snorkelers. Deeper reefs can also be explored but, repeated breath-holding to dive to those depths limits the number of practitioners and raises the bar on the required fitness and skill level. The risk increases with depth and duration of the breath-hold excursions from the surface.
The most interesting thing about snorkeling is when you dive under the water and discover the most colorful sea life.Under the water exist a lot of different types of fish there's also a coral life .A coral is where the small fish live and get protection.
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National parks offer many opportunities to visit diverse environments and observe wildlife close up, but reaching some of those places can require a high level of physical fitness and a hearty constitution. An alternative method of enjoying unusual plants and animals is as comfortable as a warm bath and as effortless as floating.If that sounds good, consider taking advantage of the warm-water snorkeling opportunities in tropical and subtropical national parks where water is a key resource. No special skills are required, and no exertion is required to stay afloat. Face down in the water and breathing through a snorkel, your body is naturally. Even non-swimmers can do it safely using a flotation device.
the hard corals that form the structure of the reef often look like lifeless, colored rocks, they are actually living creatures. Ensconced in the calcium "rock" live thousands of tiny polyps jelly like creatures that usually show themselves only at night when they feed. The color comes from the algae that live with the reef in a symbiotic relationship.
Snorkeling is a sport many people like to practice in warm water. The first thing you will know is the chance to see down the water life in a natural way also your visit is completely light without the heavy articles and training required for scuba diving and it dosen't matter what age you have snorkeling is for to all ages . Generally the surface ranging from sea level to 1 to 4 meters (3 to 13 ft ) are favored by snorkelers . Deeper you can also be explored but, you need to hold your breath to dive under the water, limits the number of practitioners and raises the bar on the required fitness and skill level. The risk increases with depth and duration of the breath-hold excursions from the surface. ( Snorkeling is a wild sport that you go to explore the coral life down the water and ocean life, you can detected a thousand of different fish and animals with you can interactive
Good places to go ..[change | change source]
Dean’s Blue Hole, Long Island Bahamas , ~Buck island, St . Croix USVI , ~Krystal River, Florida ~Rockhouse , Negril , Jamaica , ~ Pigeon Cay , Honduras
When the sport began ...[change | change source]
Modern snorkeling can trace its roots back over 5,000 years of history. As technologies advanced through the ages , so too did efforts to explore the ocean’s depths . Evidence from 3000 B . C . point to some of the earliest known free divers ; sponge farmers in Crete . In a forerunner to the modern snorkel , ancient divers used hollow reeds to allow them to breathe while submerged in water.
Common things about snorkeling ... When you go to snorkeling some symptoms that you can feel are fear, nausea , dizziness but also can feel exciting about what are you doing . The most people that practice snorkeling say that is the best experience they have before.
