Depends on how hard you clap your hands together and also on the shape on how you hold your hands underwater. I've been practicing clapping underwater for about 4 summers and i've managed to clap underwater. It requires larger force to clap. I believe that cavitation occurs between the hands and the sound is made. See Related Link for a video about my action taken at a local lake.
Atlantis Underwater Tycoon happened in 2003.
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ans2-no men you can't because of the osmotic difference. ans1-you could but you would not realize that you are because you are already in water
No. They happen underwater, too. That's how tsunamis form.
Yes, but most happen underwater.
The Clapping Song was created in 1965.
Tsunamis happen when an earthquake occurs on the ocean floor, causing the water to move vigorously.
Of course! In fact, underwater earthquakes are a major cause of tsunamis.
Some effective rhythm clapping exercises to improve musical timing and coordination include practicing clapping along to a metronome, clapping different rhythms with a partner, and clapping patterns from music you are learning.
Yes, clapping and rapping rhyme with each other.
ya it seems that clapping hands makes your brain active