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Flora Tang  +  702074 Sun, 26 Apr 09 12:25 PM
What's the difference between "diver" and "snorkeler"?

 

thank you! 
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Madhulk  +  702107 Sun, 26 Apr 09 01:12 PM
In my humble opinion a diver would be someone diving with special gear like oxygen tank.

While snorkeler would be someone diving with nothing more special than a snorkel.

Now if you come to think of it a diver can go much more deeper than a plain

snorkeler.
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