A Scuba Diver Got Her Mouth Cleaned By A Shrimp
QUINTANA ROO - SEPTEMBER 27: A scuba diver swims through rays of light coming into a massive underground, underwater cave in the Cenote Taj Maha in Quintana Roo, Mexico on September 27, 2018. Cenotes are massive sinkholes formed when the ceiling of a cave collapses underwater, creating a network of underwater caverns in crystal clear water that divers come from around the world to explore. In ancient times, cenotes served as the Mayan civilizations only source of water and were also held as being sacred to the Mayan People. They believed that the sinkholes represented a passage to the underworld, or "Xibalba in the Mayan language. Archaeologists have found fossils of mammoths, massive jaguars, and sloths in these underground cave systems, as well as human bones indicating ritual sacrifice and human presence in the cenotes as far back as 9,000 years ago. (Photo by Donald Miralle/Getty Images for Lumix)
A scuba diver got her mouth cleaned by a shrimp. When we go to the beach, we prefer to head to the waters where we can see as much of our body at all times when it’s underwater. My brain can never handle how big the ocean is. Do I want to see what’s down there? Yes. Do I want to physically dive below sea level to find out? No. I’ll just wait for another James Cameron documentary. This recently viral video of two people scuba diving might be one of the weirdest videos I’ve ever watched. The woman let a shrimp known as a cleaner shrimp clean her teeth. She took her mouthpiece out, swam up to the shrimp, and it just started cleaning the inside of her mouth. Watch it below!
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