Unreal Photos Of An Underwater Cave In Russia
Posted January 28| by Paul's|
1. Avseenko held her breath for up to three minutes at a time as she posed in her flowing robes at a depth of 55 feet.
2. Avseenko held her breath for up to three minutes at a time as she posed in her flowing robes at a depth of 55 feet.
3. Avseenko held her breath for up to three minutes at a time as she posed in her flowing robes at a depth of 55 feet.
4. Avseenko held her breath for up to three minutes at a time as she posed in her flowing robes at a depth of 55 feet.
5. Avseenko held her breath for up to three minutes at a time as she posed in her flowing robes at a depth of 55 feet.
6. Avseenko held her breath for up to three minutes at a time as she posed in her flowing robes at a depth of 55 feet.
7. For two days, the dive team braved surface temperatures of -4ºF and a water temperature of 41ºF
8. Photographer Victor Lyagushkin enlisted the help of champion free diver Natalia Avseenko to recreate the myth in the cave's icy waters
9. According to legend, a spirit known as "The Lady of the Cave" watches over all those who enter its waters.
10. The Ordinskaya Cave (or "Orda Cave"), which lies beneath Russia's Ural Mountains, is the world's largest gypsum crystal cave and one of the world's longest underwater caverns, with many areas still unexplored.
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