US EditionThe last women of the sea: How Korea’s Haenyeo divers rival marine mammals
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The last women of the sea: How Korea’s Haenyeo divers rival marine mammals
Off the coast of South Korea lies the island of Jeju, home to one of the most extraordinary traditions in the world. For centuries, women known as Haenyeo—which means “women of the sea” in the Jeju language—have been diving without oxygen tanks to gather seafood. Now, new research from the University of St Andrews shows […] The post The last women of the sea: How Korea’s Haenyeo divers rival marine mammals appeared first on Knowridge Science Rep…
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