东南亚巴瑶族（Bajau）人高超的潜海本领与他们的DNA有关

The freediving Bajau people of Southeast Asia, however, are not your average people. Scientists have discovered the group of “sea nomads” may have developed genetic adaptations that allow them to free dive to depths of up to 230 ft. Bajau members report lasting up to thirteen minutes underwater in a single dive. This incredible skill, the researchers think, could be down to their swollen spleens.

The research was published Thursday in the journal Cell.

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