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Japon kadın dalgıç

A Japanese female diver who traditionally dives for pearls and seafood without breathing equipment.

• The ama dive for abalone and shellfish.
• Ama have been practicing this tradition for centuries.
• Anthropologists studying coastal Japanese communities have documented how the ama diving tradition reflects sustainable harvesting practices developed over millennia.
• The physiological adaptations observed in ama divers include enhanced breath-holding capacity and resistance to cold water temperatures during prolonged submersion.
• Cultural heritage programs in Japan aim to preserve the ama tradition by encouraging younger generations to apprentice with experienced divers.
• Marine biologists collaborating with ama communities have gained valuable knowledge about seasonal variations in shellfish populations and ocean floor ecosystems.

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Short for 'Ask Me Anything', a popular online Q&A format.

• I'm a firefighter, AMA!
• The celebrity hosted an AMA on Reddit.