A Dude Is Living Under The Sea For 31 Days So He Can Show The World What’s Disappearing

This is an awesome idea about how we can help learn about — and save — our oceans.

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Upworthy Staff Writer

Oct 23, 2013

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If you’d like to support Fabien and his fellow explorers with this sea-loving project, check out their Indiegogo campaign.

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