Hard to do when the practice is to leave mask and regulator on until back on board safely and to your berth.
If only. Unfortunately that protocol was not observed on my last trip. My mask is always clipped onto my gear when not on my face.
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Hard to do when the practice is to leave mask and regulator on until back on board safely and to your berth.
That isn't even remotely true!
So, brag loudly about your DORIA dives while hooking up your tank backwards.
Wow, that was really not helpful. "Up to. . ." and "as quickly as" are huge modifiers. If you throw a banana peel out in the middle of the desert it will still be there years later, just desiccated. Throw it out in your average deciduous forest or rain forest and it'll be gone in weeks. Drop it on the tundra and scientists will be puzzling over it in 10,000 years when they pull it from the ice.Here's one link. There are more about banana peels...
The Truth About Fruit and How Long It Takes to Biodegrade
And tell you when it was dropped, what species it is etc etcDrop it on the tundra and scientists will be puzzling over it in 10,000 years when they pull it from the ice.
Wow, that was really not helpful. "Up to. . ." and "as quickly as" are huge modifiers. If you throw a banana peel out in the middle of the desert it will still be there years later, just desiccated. Throw it out in your average deciduous forest or rain forest and it'll be gone in weeks. Drop it on the tundra and scientists will be puzzling over it in 10,000 years when they pull it from the ice.
Here's one link. There are more about banana peels...
The Truth About Fruit and How Long It Takes to Biodegrade
Without one mention to going in the water... Nor whether its tropical or temperate seas. Also what are the sea conditions?