Nathalie Cabrol

They fought against each other.

What humans do.

You had to expect that.

But the thing is that Neanderthal was completely adapted for a very long time to live at the edge of those glaciers.

They were probably in a weakened situation when Homo sapiens came and started to spread.

So basically, this is what life does.

It adapts, and if it cannot adapt anymore, it disappears and something else takes over.

I never looked for those.

I'm not after records at all.

In fact, I didn't know I had broken those records when that happened.

We did that as part of our expedition, our scientific expeditions.

And it's just a very physical thing that you have to do.

So we train ourselves like athletes.

To get the job done.

And I have not been diving in a while, so probably I need to go back to the drawing board at the bottom of the swimming pool.

But having training from the past, I think it will pick up much more faster.

Basically, I would never at those altitudes, I would never go over three minutes.

That would be suicidal.

It is, but it's not.

Yes, that's not the going in the water.