Natalya Avseenko

== Scientific research ==

== Scientific research ==

Natalia, together with scientists, took part in an experiment to study the [[language]], echolocation and behavior of [[Beluga whale|beluga whales]] in the [[White Sea]]. The possibilities of human survival in water under extreme conditions (in sea water – 2°C) were also studied. Natalya swam and dived in the icy water, naked, holding her breath. During the experiment, she set a record for being under ice in ice water having a temperature of – 2°C (salt water freezes at negative temperatures) – 10 minutes 40 seconds during the first hike. The documentary “On the edge”<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqOynt13mCQ&feature=player_embedded Потолок, русская версия фильма].</ref><ref>[http://www.adme.ru/illustration-and-photography/princessa-kitov-594905/ Принцесса китов] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131205110028/http://www.adme.ru/illustration-and-photography/princessa-kitov-594905 |date=2013-12-05 }}.</ref> was filmed about this experiment by director Natalia Uglitskikh.

Natalia, together with scientists, took part in an experiment to study the [[language]], echolocation and behavior of [[Beluga whale|beluga whales]] in the [[White Sea]]. The possibilities of human survival in water under extreme conditions (in sea water – 2°C) were also studied. Natalya swam and dived in the icy water, naked, holding her breath. During the experiment, she set a record for being under ice in ice water having a temperature of – 2°C (salt water freezes at negative temperatures) – 10 minutes 40 seconds during the first hike. The documentary “On the edge”<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqOynt13mCQ&feature=player_embedded Потолок, русская версия фильма].</ref><ref>[http://www.adme.ru/illustration-and-photography/princessa-kitov-594905/ Принцесса китов] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131205110028/http://www.adme.ru/illustration-and-photography/princessa-kitov-594905 |date=2013-12-05 }}.</ref> was filmed about this experiment by director Natalia Uglitskikh. Natalya was under water with an overhead environment for about 12 minutes, but with the possibility of one-time switching on in the breathing process.

== Top scores ==

== Top scores ==