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Oxygen stored in blood and muscle, atlevels four and ten times higher than humans, allows them to stay under longer.Though their time underwater andat maximum depth dwarfs human records, sperm whales are not impervious to physical problems caused by diving. Tissue damage recovered from stranded cetaceans may indicate they could suffer from something like decompression sickness. Bubbles found trapped in whale replica Gucci YA015542 Ladie's watch bonessuggest they may have to manage something like the bends too. “What our assumption implies is that sperm whales, along likely with many othermarine mammals, manage decompression issues behaviorally as much asanatomically,” said Moore referencing a 2004 published in Science.

Heres a video wrap-up of our expedition. We finished in under 14 days, setting a new record, despite having to go slower than planned. The ice rubble and the winds were tough, but we stuck it out and made it through. --Kevin Vallely and Ray ZahabIn March 2010, Kevin Vallely and Ray Zahab will embark on the i2P Siberian Express for Water Expedition. They will run 65 to 70 kilometers per day across the frozen suce of replica Gucci 21527 Watch Lake Baikal,which is 636 kilometers long--carrying all the food and gear for theentire trip. Theyd like to finish in 10 to 12 days, which would be aworld record, according to Vallely. Why go through such trouble? Toraise awareness and funding for clean drinking water projects aroundthe world and inspire students through the i2P experiential learning program. This is the tenth in a series of their dispatches forOutside Online.