Do you ever get bored when you're scuba diving on a Caribbean shipwreck, and wish you had a Mermaid guide to show you around? Thanks to the fabulous new mer-suit technology from Otter Bay your wish may come true. Seashells not included. The video is one of a series from UWvideographer at YouTube.
Who knows why mermaids wear seashells, anyway? *
Answer below the fold.
*Because B shells are too small and D shells are too big....
bwaaaahahahahaha.
Happy Leap Day. What do you expect from a mermaid joke?
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Strange sight...
IMHO, monofins don't go really well with scuba tanks. My monofin instructor would also have a word or two (or a hundred) to say about her technique. Don't bend those knees.
Mermaids don't blow bubbles. They have gills, or they freedive :)
I think a monofin would be difficult - the same technique as swimming butterfly in a swim race, which I could never do well. Reminds me of < href="http://weekiwachee.com/mermaid/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=13&MMN_position=13:13">Weeki Wachee Springs in Florida that I went to 1976, which has an interesting history. She looks pretty though. Thanks.
My link didn't work. ?
Weeki Wachee Springs
Melusine, monofin technique is all about gliding, especially underwater. You can go quite fast without moving too much.
I find it very different from the violent (if pleasant) release of the butterfly stroke (which you can do with a monofin, it's really fast and really taxing).
This gives new meaning to "She sells seashells by the seashore"