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because the deeper one dives the more pressure (from the increasing body of water now pushing down on him and the water around him). This increased pressure can cause rupturing of the ear drum as well as other physiological changes. Another equally detrimental act is returning from a deep dive too quickly. the rapid loss of pressure can cause a diver's blood to form bubbles in it from being in what, in relation to the deep dive, is essentially a vacuum.

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