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Freediving is such a unique sport. The ocean floor is always changing, thus creating new terrain constantly. On this day, two friends discovered an small underwater cave they wished to explore. In these small caves, you almost have to not kick at all, considering fins for this sport are so long, they can kick off and sink in an instant.

Gopro cameras are all the rage nowadays, and it's no wonder – because of their awesome filming capabilities the internet is swarmed with videos from all kinds of activities – from the mundane mountain walks that thanks to this camera look surreal, to adventurous and breath-taking underwater cave diving. Here we see a diver that mounted a GoPro to a broken fishing pole with some bamboo in order to capture a breathtaking clip as he swims beneath an underwater cave in only one breath! Would you ever try something like this? His adventurous spirit Is something we admire, although these kinds of videos should be made with extreme precaution. He must be very experienced and clearly knows what he's doing, but this kind of stuff isn't recommended for amateur. He gives us a quick glimpse of the vivid underwater world in Laguna Beach, from corals to sea weed, and it all looks incredible. Just nature in all her glory. Filmed in Laguna Beach, California, a place that is known for a mild year-round climate, scenic coves, environmental preservation, and artist community. And now, for the amazing GoPro underwater videos of it's scenic ocean life. The coolest thing ever!

Larry the young seal can frequently been seen when swimmers go free-diving out at Monarch Point and Dana Point off the coast of Southern California. Larry has one eye that is damaged and looks a bit scary, but as you can see it's always a pleasure to swim with this friendly little guy.

Using a harness with his GoPro Hero 4 Black mounted to it, Anthony Armer gives us a first-person experience of a dangerous dive he attempted at Tortuava in Laguna Beach. It's like we're watching a video game here!

A diver in Dana Point at Monarch in California makes a new underwater friend. Watch a friendly baby seal closely inspect his fins in this priceless clip caught on camera.

Security guards are usual patrolling the infamous cliffs at 3 Arch Beach in South Laguna, California. But this risky diver notices that no one is around at the moment and decides to jump in. However, midway through the air he loses his GoPro, allowing for some very cool footage of witnessing it sink to the ocean floor. Although he was lucky enough to recover it he did loose his dive mask and a fin in the process!

This ambitious diver has a talent for spotting cracks in the rocks which unveil secret hidden caves. It's risky business exploring such tight spots, which is evident in this extreme GoPro footage. Shot in Dana Point/Laguna Beach at Monarch Point, California.

Brett Roth finds himself in a tight spot that would definitely cause a panic attack with most of us! Watch him try to fit through a narrow opening in an underwater cave off of Laguna Beach in California. Palms sweaty yet?!

While on his way to check out the surf on his skateboard, a fearless dog lunges after this rider and nearly causes him to wipe out. But thanks to some fast reflexes he was able to dodge what could have been a disaster!

Laguna Beach's notorious drowning spot is handled like a pro as Anthony Armer dives underwater against the surge-waves and rocks to capture some amazing cave footage.

Anthony Armer documents his ambitious swim as he dives through a deep underwater cave in only one breath. Filmed at Tortuava Beach in South Laguna Beach.

An adventurous diver risks all as he attempts to swim underneath an elaborate underwater cave in only one breath. Check it out for yourself in this incredible clip!

While at Treasure Island in Laguna Beach, diver Anthony Armer came across a seal relaxing close to shore. According to Anthony, most seals he encounters while diving have been extremely playful and curious, and this one is no exception. We hope it stays this way!

Anthony Armer captures some crazy footage of a small little channel he discovered. Located right out front of the Montage Resort in Laguna Beach, this diver's experience will make your palms sweat.

Not knowing where this underwater worm hole led, diver Anthony Armer could only see a faint shimmer at the other end. Nevertheless he bravely went for it, attempting to swim underneath to the next exit. Filmed in South Laguna Beach at 10th Street.

Explore this double cave located near Laguna Beach in California as Brett Roth takes us on an underwater journey in a single breath. Would you ever attempt something like this?