A Man Just Held His Breath for 29 Minutes, Shattering the World Record and Surpassing Most Marine Mammals A freediver has achieved one of the most astonishing human feats ever recorded by holding his breath underwater for an unbelievable 29 minutes. This breaks the previous world record and even surpasses the breath-holding ability of many marine mammals. The achievement showcases the extreme limits of human biology, training, and mental control. • The diver used a technique called static apnea,

26K views · 695 reactions | He quit his job as a chemical engineer to pursue his passion for underwater photography. Now he spends most of his time freediving with Orca off the coast of Norway  This is Jacques de Vos - Underwater Photography & Media | Red Bull Adventure | Facebook

84K views · 2.2K reactions | Meet Jacques de Vos, an underwater photographer who spends most his time freediving with Orcas. Follow him on a catamaran sailing through the stunning Lofoten Islands in Winter, and trying to meet and photography some killer whales. | Red Bull Adventure | Facebook