Only In Malaysia 13 - Underwater Juggling Record Attempt

The video covers two unique underwater events in Malaysia. First, a record-breaking attempt for the longest underwater juggling was thwarted by a persistent shark named Guinness. Despite multiple attempts, the shark reclaimed its resting spot, ending the record attempt. The second event features 40 divers creating Malaysia's longest underwater painting in the South China Sea. Using bright colors, they painted marine life and imaginative scenes to raise awareness about coral conservation. The painting took five hours to complete at a depth of 15 meters.

What was the main challenge faced by the record breaker during the underwater juggling attempt?

• Strong underwater currents

• Faulty juggling equipment

• A persistent shark

• Lack of oxygen

Why did the diver eventually leave the tank?

• The water was too cold

• The shark was too persistent

• He completed the record

• He ran out of air

What was the primary goal of the underwater painting project?

• To create a new tourist attraction

• To train new divers

• To raise awareness about marine life

• To sell the paintings for charity

What type of paint did the divers use for the underwater art?

• Bright Reds, Yellows, and Oranges

• Watercolors

• Acrylic paints

• Oil paints

What humorous twist is mentioned at the end of the underwater art project?

• A con artist took off with supplies

• A diver painted himself

• The painting was washed away

• A shark joined the painting