H2O: The Molecule That Made Us | Cenotes | PBS

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Camilla Jaber, a free-dive champion, dives in a cenote, in the Yucatan, Mexico. A cenote is a small opening of underground water in the jungle. Here, where there is not a lake, river or stream for hundreds of miles, the water from a cenote could support whole cities. Stream full episodes at:www.pbs.org/mo...
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H2O: The Molecule that Made Us tells the human story through our relationship to water.

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The Yucatan is one of the most fascinating places to visit.

[@GN77340]

I love cenotes all the ancient animals and old artifacts

[@colinprice5759]

A brilliant piece of work

[@Tyler380]

Magical with nerves of steel...

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That's scary 😱

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Where has the water gone. Does it disappear?

[@richardturnier]

What you are seeing is all water, but the layer on the bottom has hydrogen sulfide dissolved in it, which therefore makes it denser than plain water, and thus it "lays" on the bottom -- in other words, the purer water is floating on top of the acidic water.

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Gracias por la información 👍🙋‍♀️

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Magic..

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No, thank you!
PASS!!!

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