Molly Carlson made history by diving off an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. She is the first woman to do it.

Molly Carlson made history by diving off an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. She is the first woman to do it.

Before making this world-unprecedented dive, this Canadian sea lion faced challenges such as rough ocean waves, moving icebergs and harsh weather conditions. The dive was also his longest back dive to date.

Carlson said the idea of ​​diving off a glacier was inspired by his own mental health challenges. He saw the glacier as a symbol of the human condition in the sense that 10% of each person's being is what others see and the remaining 90% is below the surface and no one sees it.